State-funded court program targets people repeatedly found incompetent to stand trial.

A major donation from Project Jupiter developers will help transform an old movie theater into a youth center serving three times as many children.

A top Republican official accused Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham of "playing games" by delaying the appointment to a vacant GOP state Senate seat in southern New Mexico for over two months, suggesting the hold-up could impact new public works projects in the district.

An overnight stop in Albuquerque by an out-of-state visitor diagnosed with measles prompted state health officials on Tuesday to warn of a potential exposure to the disease.

Lordsburg store clerk testifies Gregory Vandenberg revealed plans to throw fireworks at officers during LA demonstration.

Students express mixed feelings as Albuquerque Public Schools implements transparent backpacks at five middle schools in effort to enhance campus security.

Marsha Majors, who has been with U.S. Eagle Federal Credit Union, stepped down from the role Monday. She has been with the company for more than 40 years, celebrating that milestone late last year.

Michael Moore, the chief financial officer, will become the credit union’s next CEO

Takeaways from last night's UNM basketball game: Jake Hall climbing lists, Lobos racking up points off turnovers, best lineup combinations and more.

Favorites dominated opening night with La Cueva boys beating Hobbs without star player Malakhi David. Quarterfinals set for Wednesday across the city.

UNM hit 11 threes and shot 65% in the second half to secure an 80-70 road win over Colorado State in what may be their last trip to Fort Collins.

Las Cruces trainer Louie Burke says MVP executives 'were not very happy with the outcome' after his fighter retained her title against Holly Holm

After 71 tackles and a career-high 728 snaps last season, the veteran safety will play his final year of college football with the Lobos.

New Mexico football is making moves with offers to cornerbacks, linebackers and more as coach Jason Eck looks to strengthen key positions for 2026.

Turn your Christmas tree into free mulch through Jan. 11. The city is offering drop-off locations where your holiday tree can have a second life.

Steady, tumultuous, dynamic, transitional and promising — these are some of the words local brokers used to describe Albuquerque’s commercial real estate industry in 2025.

Nonprofit affordable housing developer Sol Housing has now taken over the project, slated for a vacant lot on First and Silver SW, from Rembe Urban Design + Development.

In New Mexico, "all the charts are showing a rapid increase in flu-related numbers," New Mexico Department of Health spokesperson David Barre said in an email.

Charles Madrid, 20, told a group of unruly bus riders to "calm down" and "stop acting like children" in the moments before he fatally struck another man in the neck with a knife, attorneys told jurors Monday on the first day of Madrid's trial.

Former Navy Seal accused of buying fireworks in New Mexico with plans to use them against officers at a 'No Kings' demonstration in Los Angeles.

State Police to pay $90,000 settlement after arresting a comedian who wore police uniform in satirical videos that garnered over 1 million views.

UNM's strategy of protecting the paint meets Colorado State's elite perimeter shooting in what coach Eric Olen calls 'a bad matchup on paper'

Give your holiday tree new life through Jan 12. Rio Rancho and Albuquerque offer free tree mulching services at multiple locations.

Data shows Mountain West leads Division I in games decided by 20-plus points. Plus player awards, including UNM Lobo Tomislav Buljan winning Freshman of the Week

Looking for a flavorful alternative to beer? Ex Novo's new NovoLyte combines citrus hop notes with electrolytes and coconut water for a craft experience.

Will Clift's precarious wooden assemblages at Gerald Peters Contemporary create wonder through physics.

More than 100 visitors gathered to witness how ancestral Pueblo people tracked seasons through sunlight alignments at this 900-year-old New Mexico monument.

Stephen Van Handel will read from his debut children's novel about a spider who spins gold instead of webs, featuring friendship and courage

Kirk Ellis explores how the infamous outlaws and their Hollywood portrayal reveal deeper truths about our national identity and ongoing fascination with firearms.

The tournament begins Tuesday with powerhouse matchups. Rio Rancho's undefeated boys and girls teams look to make their mark.

The New Year’s Prediction run, benefitting an addiction peer group called Soul Recovery Cafe, is in its third year and has swelled from 25 to 400 participants, its biggest turnout yet. This year, the free event raised $2,000 for the program.

Two ex-UNM standouts earn spots on prestigious postseason team.

Albuquerque Fire Rescue reports a 12% decrease in outside warming fires during winter 2025-2026, with 2,538 incidents compared to 2,875 last year.

Road Warrior: City installs traffic calming measures near parks and neighborhoods while NMDOT seeks public input on improving pedestrian and cyclist safety statewide.

Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller was sworn in for an unprecedented third term, outlining plans to tackle homelessness and expand crime-fighting initiatives.

Zamora opened his first business, Sister Bar, in 2012. Next, he and his childhood best friend, Ben Wade, launched Sparky’s Automotive in 2017. Slow Burn Coffee Roasters came next in 2020.

As the federal government looks to narrow the definition of waters of the United States, New Mexico’s wetlands and ephemeral waters will still have regulatory protections thanks to a 2025 state permitting law.

Times are tough for the craft beer industry. More than 434 breweries nationwide shut down last year, due in part to the rising cost of doing business and the changing drinking habits of Americans, according to the Brewers Association, a Colorado-based trade group.

The Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office has named the three deputies who shot and injured a man in the International District in early November.

Two years ago, Old Barrel Tea Co. owner Paola Huffmon was adamant she would never use artificial intelligence. Now, she’s an AI whiz, using it to expand her tea manufacturing, retailing and wholesaling business one prompt at a time.

Offensive rebounds, assists highlight satisfying stat sheet for Lobos

UNM women's basketball overcame a slow offensive start with smothering defense, forcing 22 turnovers while all 11 players scored in Mountain West rout

Hawks narrowly defeat Storm 286-285 at the Conflict at Cleveland tournament, showcasing top wrestling talent ahead of state championships.

UNM extends home win streak to 20 games after turning up the heat in the second half against Wyoming.

The former spokesperson claims she was pushed out after filing complaints against the city manager, while the city denies misconduct and cites performance issues.

Two Santa Fe police officers face separate domestic violence cases — one for allegedly strangling his wife, another for property damage during a dispute with his girlfriend.

Cleveland High celebrates handing the top-ranked Bulldawgs their first loss of the season 69-61. 'We're feeling great,' says junior guard Ajay Vigil.

With some key players' eligibility exhausted, New Mexico will have to hit the portal to address roster needs.

The diversion court is intended to steer people into services.

President Nicolás Maduro and his wife were taken from their home and now face narco-terrorism charges in US courts. What this means for Venezuela's future.