While President Donald Trump is cracking down on border control and immigration policies, some state lawmakers want to make sure all New Mexicans can attend state colleges and universities, regardless ...

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham defended her record on crime Tuesday (Jan. 28) as she continued to call on lawmakers to pass an omnibus public safety package during the 60-day legislative ...

New rules of the road will soon take effect in Santa Fe, aimed at getting people away from medians that are narrower than three feet wide.

No New Mexicans were denied Medicaid or SNAP benefits during the federal funding freeze enacted by President Donald Trump’s administration, according to staff from the New Mexico House of ...

It was named after a student shot and killed at his Albuquerque middle school when a classmate brought his father’s gun to campus. The state law, now known as Bennie’s Law, is meant to keep guns away ...

A bipartisan package of bills expanding New Mexico's mental health and drug abuse treatment system received broad support Wednesday, but also prompted a slew of questions. The proposals would, as a ...

Snow blanketed the New Mexico Capitol on Wednesday, but inside was a sea of cherry red and silver honoring the University of ...

Santa Fe is working to curb pedestrian fatalities by banning people from loitering on certain kinds of medians. “In the last ...

Today, the House Consumer and Public Affairs Committee advanced two key public safety bills, voting unanimously in favor of House Bill 4: Criminal Competency and Treatment, and 4-2 on House Bill 12: ...

Nurses are highlighting problems as they support a legislative proposal would put the state in charge of enforcing staffing ...

The Friends of the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad, the organization that serves as the heritage rail line’s museum arm, has hired Rick Marsden as its new executive director. The Friends board ...

Two auto dealerships, occupying a combined 46,000 square feet on 12 acres in Santa Fe, were approved by the Santa Fe Planning Commission last week.