The New Mexico Supreme Court said Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham was in the right when she temporarily banned guns from Albuquerque parks and playgrounds. The ruling comes in response to the public health emergencies the governor declared back in September 2023 in an effort to curb gun violence in the metro.

Whataburger is bringing its famous burgers to a new northern New Mexico town. Find out where and when the restaurant plans to open its doors.

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Fifteen different federal buildings in New Mexico are now on DOGE's list of leases to be cut, including two in Albuquerque.

High winds return Thursday, increasing fire danger and low visibility from dust, followed by a cold front this weekend.

A split high court ruled that executive orders declaring public health emergencies over gun violence and drug abuse and restricting firearms from public places do not exceed the governor's authority.

Spring-like westerly winds are once again set to drastically increase the fire-threat potential later today as despite very light rain and snow showers starting to approach the

Thieves deliver a setback to an organization that supports abandoned pets in our community. The Animal Humane New Mexico Thrift Shop wasn’t targeted just once this week, but three times. The shelter said this greatly impacts their work helping animals find homes.

ADP's latest Pay Insights report sheds light on New Mexico's wage landscape. Discover how it compares to its neighboring states.

Discover all there is to do when visiting Albuquerque, New Mexico with our roadmap to this culturally colorful Southwest city.

Two outages have caused thousands of people to lose power in Las Vegas, New Mexico. The Public Service Company of New Mexico is reporting about 2,500 customers are being impacted in the areas of Hot Springs Boulevard at United World Campus and the old well site, along with Mora and Seventh Streets.

What do a Naval officer, a geologist and a university professor have in common? They all have newly discovered minerals in New Mexico named after them. Ray DeMark, a former Public Schools instructor for the Reserve Officers' Training Corps,