Last Saturday around 8 a.m., as she followed her husband to a mechanic in Albuquerque’s South Valley, Daniela Marina Diaz-Ortiz says she and her 5-year-old daughter watched, terrified, as federal immi...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) — The City of Albuquerque is offering free lunches for children over the summer. Children age 1 to 18 are eligible to grab those free meals at various local parks and …

By Rodd Cayton Several public library supporters Tuesday evening told Albuquerque City Councilors the system needs more money, not less. The entire council met as the Committee of the Whole, which …

Timeliness is paramount, and New Mexico has struggled to provide justice for victims and punishment for the guilty.

Federal cuts, effective immediately, have shuttered the New Mexico Minority Business Development Agency.

The historic Tewa Lodge motel along Route 66 in Albuquerque has been put up for sale for $1.288 million. The property at 5715 Central Ave. (aka Route 66) is listed by EXP Realty. "Tewa Lodge is one of the oldest continuously operating motels on Route 66," the description states. "This historic property is the perfect acquisition for the 2026 100th Anniversary of Route 66!

LAS CRUCES — The U.S. Northern Command announced Tuesday that service members will begin "installation security support operations" at the border, increasing the military’s law enforcement role with r...

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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of New Mexico is alarmed by the apparent revocation of student visas affecting international students at several of the state's universities

16 states with Democratic AGs sued the NIH on Friday, claiming the agency has purposefully delayed and disrupted medical research grant awards

SIPI in New Mexico is among the tribal colleges a judge said can rehire staff lost during federal cuts, but the feds are appealing decision

The University of New Mexico is attempting to change several administrative policies and procedures for equal opportunity and discrimination by slashing all mentions of “affirmative action.” This stor...

Alcohol is killing New Mexicans at a higher rate than anywhere else in the country — yet the state has largely neglected the growing crisis. In this multipart series, New Mexico In Depth investigates...

A scientist at the University of New Mexico's Comprehensive Cancer Center is using a $2 million grant to study how viruses can fight cancer.

By Lauren Lifke The 60-day New Mexico legislative session came to an end Saturday, with controversy over lawmakers’ urgency to pass public safety bills. A shooting in Las Cruces on the last day of…

Heather Houk was at work one December afternoon when her husband called to say they had to evacuate their house. By the time she returned to their 3-acre property on the Florida Mesa around 5 p.m., fi...

Also vanishing: The Civil War regiment from "Glory," women pilots from WWII and a Medal of Honor winner.

Lili Gordon's lawsuit accuses officers of excessive use of force, negligence and sex or gender identity discrimination.

Incarcerated trans women report being groped by male guards and suicidal thoughts: ‘I’m punished for existing’

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An HHS spokesperson didn’t say when the meeting would be rescheduled.

A bill endorsed by the AG to provide state review over college executives' contracts was tabled by the Senate Education Committee, where it faced opposition.

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – U.S. Attorney for New Mexico Alexander Uballez confirmed Monday afternoon that he has been terminated from his position. In a press release, the New Mexico Department …

Researchers have developed a reactor that pulls carbon dioxide directly from the air and converts it into sustainable fuel, using sunlight as the power source.

Uncertainty over funding and hiring stemming from the president’s executive orders has limited wildfire training and postponed work to reduce flammable vegetation. It has also led some firefighters to leave the force, their colleagues said.