New Mexico's state lawmakers are hitting the gas pedal on proposed solutions to some of New Mexico's biggest issues.

A sophomore lawmaker has filed a bill proposing a dramatic rewrite of New Mexico's public records law that critics warn would have an alarming effect on government transparency and accountability. The ...

Check out community events around New Mexico from January 31 to February 6. Albuquerque January 31-February 1 The Show – ...

It’s part of a theme. Does Colorado need to start planning for cutbacks in use of Colroado River? Snow in southwestern ...

The Bureau of Land Management New Mexico State Office today opened a 30-day public scoping period to receive public input on 21 oil and gas parcels totaling 8,860 acres that may be included in a ...

any instances of unfounded action by federal officials against U.S. citizens or legal residents within New Mexico; and the presence in any New Mexico community of violent illegal offenders attempting ...

Colorado State University’s Brad Udall and other scientists contend half of declining flows should be understood as resulting ...

On Jan. 29, a Diné woman told Searchlight New Mexico that ICE agents racially profiled and questioned her during a Jan. 22 ...

El Paso County commissioners got the ball rolling this week on a land swap agreement to map out the future of the New Santa ...

Last year was the hottest on record, and levels of manmade greenhouse gases continue to rise. Carbon-free energy sources are urgently needed to combat this rolling disaster.

State lawmakers made progress on several big initiatives in the first full week of New Mexico's 60-day legislative session.

Once again, a so-called expert or consultant for the solar energy industry has attacked the Clean Energy Coalition for Santa Fe County for spreading misinformation and raising unjustified fears about ...