National

NMDOT Urges Drivers to Stay Alert as Work Zone Awareness Week Begins

Economy Victoria Padilla -
The New Mexico Department of Transportation issued recommendations on how to behave in the construction zone, aiming to promote Work zone safety in New...

Strong Winds and Hard Freeze Expected as Cold Weather System Moves In

National Victoria Padilla -
A massive weather front is expected to hit New Mexico on Friday evening, bringing severe winds and record-breaking cold. This information comes from KOB,...

New Mexico Push Lawsuit Over Disaster Spending

National Victoria Padilla -
According to New Mexico House Republicans, the governor allocated disaster funds without legislative approval. Members of the New Mexico...

NMTD Welcomes Travelers from 50 States and 108 Countries in 2025

National Ruben Reyes -
New Mexico Tourism Department welcomed an estimated 337,498 travelers from all 50 states and 108 countries in 2025.

New Mexico Women’s Tennis Absorbs Sweep by Zags in Road Trip Finale

National Juan Oliveros -
A grueling three-match road stretch caught up with the New Mexico Lobos on Sunday as they suffered a 4-0 sweep at the hands of the Gonzaga Bulldogs in Spokane.

Xcel Energy Warns of Potential Public Safety Power Shutoffs Amid Texas, New Mexico Wildfire Risk

National Juan Oliveros -
Xcel Energy has issued a warning for the northern Texas Panhandle and eastern New Mexico as critical wildfire conditions move into the region. A Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) is potentially scheduled for Tuesday, February 17, starting as early as 9:00 AM CT.

NM Lawmakers Push Epstein ‘Truth Commission,’ Critics Warn of Limits

National Juan Oliveros -
New Mexico lawmakers are moving forward with a proposed “truth commission” to examine possible crimes linked to Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch.

On the Heel on Infant’s Death Due to Listeria Infection, FDA Will Test Infant Formula After Botulism Outbreak Sickens Dozens of Babies

National Juan Oliveros -
The FDA is testing infant formula and key dairy ingredients after a botulism outbreak hospitalized at least 51 babies, renewing concerns over food safety, oversight, and the risks facing infants and pregnant individuals.
Load more