The Office of the State Engineer intends to fight the federal government’s purported waiver of New Mexico water laws.
The Doña Ana County Commission unanimously voted to terminate County Manager Scott Andrews — who had signed nondisclosure ...
A pair of abortion-related half-truths tied to Northern New Mexico circulated on social media and in anti-abortion ...
Moo-ve over, federal meat inspectors. There’s a new inspection protocol open to New Mexico meat producers and processors. The U.S. Department of Agriculture and the New Mexico Livestock Board after ...
This inaugural podcast episode of “Searchlight New Mexico with Ed Williams” delves into the complexities of sexual assault in ...
Initial recommendations by the task force studying New Mexico’s public records law include creating a public portal for traffic accident reports and charging out-of-state requesters for police body ...
HILLSBORO — Fewer than 100 people live year-round in this sleepy town nestled in the mountains southwest of Truth or Consequences. But more than that number showed up to a public hearing at the ...
The region's water authority has come under fire for distributing high arsenic drinking water to customers without telling them.
Since its beginnings, the Copper Flat Mine near Hillsboro has been mired in controversy. Multiple lawsuits have challenged its water rights and local residents have questioned its feasibility as a ...
Nearing its 20th year, Hestia Fund has given money to some Santa Fe nonprofits for more than a decade and is also focusing on ...
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