Registration for the Summer Reading Program is ongoing, along with application for site partners and instructors.

After weeks of public anger and fears over emergency response times, Edgewood and Santa Fe County are nearing a deal to preserve fire and ambulance services for residents in the growing New Mexico town.

With the moisture season coming in late to the State, many locals wonder if this could help eliminate fire risk.

A grandmother of two kids and a family friend think CYFD and APD could have done more to resolve a family issue involving children's safety.

This May, APS graduating high school students will take the spotlight as they begin their transition to college.

After weeks of dry and windy weather, New Mexico may finally get a wet weekend. Forecasters warn that scattered rain, thunderstorms and cooler temperatures could affect travel, outdoor events and fire conditions across much of the state.

New Mexico’s attorney general is demanding sweeping child safety reforms from Meta, including age verification, limits on addictive features and tighter protections for minors. Meta responded with a stunning warning: if the state pushes ahead, it may remove Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp from New Mexico entirely.

A hiker on the La Luz trail in the Sandia Mountains has been found dead. Authorities remind hikers to be cautious.

For the first time, New Mexico’s “decline to state” voters can participate in Democratic and Republican primaries without changing party affiliation. But as early voting nears, many county clerk websites still lack information about the landmark shift, raising concerns that thousands of independent voters may remain unaware of their new rights.

New Mexico’s pizza scene stretches far beyond expectations. From cozy mountain pizzerias in Angel Fire and Red River to New York-style slices in Las Vegas and deep-dish comfort in Española, these seven pizza spots offer some of the state’s most memorable bites.

Michael Gallardo, is accused of soliciting prostitution despite being in the service for nearly two decades.

UNM scientist Sara Piccirillo is uncovering how hidden glioblastoma cells survive after treatment and trigger deadly recurrences. Her research focuses on the sub‑ventricular zone, where immune cells fuel tumor growth. By identifying genetic differences in these cells, Piccirillo aims to develop personalized therapies that stop regrowth and improve survival rates.