This amendment, Senate Bill 353, would require local agencies to call New Mexico Search and Rescue when they’re called to help someone. They work under New Mexico State Police.

State health workers fear more cases may crop up in coming days, especially since the confirmed cases seem to be unrelated.

Three counties in New Mexico contract with ICE to detain people in immigrant custody: Cibola, Otero and Torrance. The ...

New Mexico’s snowpack conditions are showing an “extreme difference between this year and last year,” and “are far from ...

The National Weather Service forecast a "significant combination of hazardous winter weather" for several states.

We’re asking everyone to show some love to small businesses this Valentine’s season. From February 1-13, receipts from any ...

28 projects will stimulate local economies and create 300 jobs SANTA FE, N.M. — New Mexico Economic Development Department's Outdoor Recreation Division announced today that more than $4 million has ...

The New Mexico Economic Development Department’s Outdoor Recreation Division awarded more than $4 million to 28 recipients in 13 counties to support trail and outdoor ...

The Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) on Monday welcomed Rio Grande Resources to its exchange following a spin-out transaction by Foremost Clean Energy. The new Vancouver-based exploration company, ...

Jason Barnard, President and CEO of Foremost Clean Energy, comments: “Today marks an exciting new chapter for our valued ...

A look at the state’s first competency diversion program for people charged with misdemeanors who have a mental illness and ...

A long-time New Mexico community organizer is one of several women who have put the state on the map this year for having the ...