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Family files wrongful death lawsuit against Kim Skaggs over June 22 crash

Officials question role of federal practices in state's fentanyl crisis

Albuquerque mayor outlines how money has been used to enhance senior housing, transit

Bills dealing with license plate readers, reading assessments will also hit the books this week

Albuquerque officials initiated removal after owners failed to proceed, citing denied insurance claims

More than 500 wildfires have sparked this year across New Mexico, with 16 still burning this week

Gloria Gameros says she has breast cancer and details obstacles to obtaining care

Expansion into former Babbitt and welding shops would allow museum to house more exhibits, events

Money will go toward certification efforts, feasibility studies

New Mexico attorney general praises decision, calling it a victory for the rule of law

Los Ranchos resident reflects on 100 years, from farm to acclaimed artist

Call for independent oversight of state funds follows special audit

Proposal says the move would help ease the transition to high school

Former GOP treasurer faces accusation of leaving scene of fatal crash, hiding vehicle

Lujan Grisham says she plans to push for White House meeting in coming days

New Mexico and U.S. Air Force officials report a 'thawing' in their relationship as they advance plans to remediate widespread toxic contamination.

One person dead, two others injured, according to APD

The company also plans to opens its 10th restaurant in Bernalillo

Volunteers await results from Senate bill designed to improve cooperation with local, county first responders

Local vendor says second season of the Netflix series ‘would’ve been a lifeline’ amid production slowdown

Strong winds drive wildfire to 4,170 acres, still 0% contained

The New Mexico Veterans Integration Centers hosts a family-friendly event July 2, promoting vital services and aiming to end veteran homelessness

City of ABQ adds four new speed cameras; Bernalillo County to host open house on Fourth Street road diet project

As contract decision nears, former dean disputes claims over admissions, faculty turnover and retaliation

No charges have been filed in the cases, two of which are redacted

A new family friendly evening marketplace celebrating local food, art and music launches in Santa Fe this July, with more than 80 vendors already signed on.

'I’m angry. I’ve been angry since I’ve learned of this, the addiction, the crime, the loss of life,' 44-year-old Christy Chavez of Grants says

A new Brookings Institution report says the state is far from prepared for that future, even as it implements its own mandate

Route 66 turns 100 in strange times, but the sights and sounds seem frozen in time

The quirky travel center's fudge, souvenirs and history continue to attract generations of road-trippers

Jai Larez, known as 'Daddy Jai,' shares his family's life —and recipes — fostering a supportive community from his hometown

A wrongful death suit claims officers abandoned a suicidal man's wellness check and halted emergency aid

Officials said visitor brought dead bat to visitor center before leaving

Some lawmakers say tax code changes could deliver more lasting financial relief

Suspect accused of stabbing homeless man outside a church off Central and I-25

Shoku House is expected to open at McMahon Marketplace by August

Probe to determine what prompted Rio Arriba law enforcement officers to fire after responding to domestic violence incident

Incidents, sometimes done to protect livestock, have led to amputations, injuries and death

In filing, the Louisiana firm says ‘public disclosure also serves the public interest’

The new shop comes three years after the opening of the ice cream shop’s first location

Attorney general's response to governor's request sets out plan to seek federal documents and demand accountability

Funding will support a feasibility study and petition support

Survey for students, parents, employees and community members is open online until July 10

Las Cruces Diocese fights fed effort to take land near Mount Cristo Rey shrine

Closure order in effect until July 11 as crews battle McCauley Springs Fire

Allegations stem from his time serving as a police officer in Texas

Unique community events bring residents together

CHILE Act would establish a $5 billion fund, extending disaster assistance available under the Farm Bill

Democrats could have all-female ticket for governor after ballot reshuffling

Forecast shows a move from rain showers to dry, hot weather throughout state over weekend

Suspect told police he did not intentionally fire gun

DEA administrator asked to brief congressional delegation within 30 days

Agreement allows group's return to downtown plaza

Drivers and navigators came from as far as Australia and Canada

Five candidates from New Mexico's newest political party filed paperwork to run this fall

Santa Fe Film commissioner hopes Uplift Zone film credit will expand to include more small towns

McCauley Springs Fire spread overnight; evacuation orders for some areas remained in place

The property spans 73,600 acres, making it the state’s largest on the market right now

Administrator said an internal probe is necessary as the allegations have generated significant public attention, raised questions

Keller seeks answers about controversial investigative practice of not seizing pills to catch bigger 'fish'

Bicyclist killed in crash; Kim Skaggs charged with leaving scene, evidence tampering

Outcry comes after published reports that drug agents allowed distribution of more than 300,000 fentanyl pills in Albuquerque area while pursuing big prosecutions

Official vote turnout was 24.6% for state's first election under new semi-open primary system