The action by the Department of Health and Human Services affirms that federal laws forbidding sex discrimination in health care also protect gay and transgender people.
The Rugman of Santa Fe will close its Old Santa Fe Trail location and focus on its downtown location of the past two years at Lincoln Place on Lincoln Avenue.
The action by the Department of Health and Human Services affirms that federal laws forbidding sex discrimination in health care also protect gay and transgender people.
Science on the Hill
Artificial intelligence helps solve the most complex problems beneath our feet
Predicting earthquakes, removing CO2 from the atmosphere, and conserving water in New Mexico are only a few of the advances artificial intelligence has helped us accomplish.
The Affordable Housing Department's budget will increase by around $4.7 million, or 155.5 percent compared to the previous fiscal year.
BOSTON — The recent court ruling striking down a national eviction moratorium has heightened concerns that tenants won’t receive tens of billions of dollars in promise…
ALBUQUERQUE — A Mesquite man has been arrested in connection with the death girlfriend’s 5-month-old daughter last month, according to Doña Ana County Sheriff’s officials.
It would take more than 30 years, some prison calls and an eyebrow-raising plea deal before a convicted murderer would confess and the mystery would partly be solved.
The suspected shooter was the boyfriend of a female victim at the party attended by friends, family and children. He walked inside and opened fire before shooting himself, police said.
1st congressional District Special election
Race for Haaland's former seat being hard-fought
Democrat Melanie Stansbury is vying for the seat against Republican state Sen. Mark Moores, Libertarian Chris Manning and Aubrey Dunn, a former Republican and state land commissioner who is running as an independent.
PRESCOTT, Ariz. — Evacuations were ordered Sunday afternoon for three towns near Crown King due to a wildfire that had grown to 2,500 acres Sunday south of the Prescot…
The Council of Chief State School Officers recognized a special education teacher in Las Vegas, Nev., with the award Thursday.
Dozens of Palestinian families in east Jerusalem are at risk of losing their homes to Jewish settler groups following a decades-long legal battle.
Hackers are now using brazen methods to extort money from law enforcement agencies, including leaking sensitive and potentially life-threatening information.
While the world's wealthier nations have stockpiled coronavirus vaccines for their citizens, many other poorer countries are still scrambling to secure doses.
Life support for Clayton and other small towns in Eastern New Mexico may soon be coming from an unlikely source: marijuana.
If some elements of a DWI traffic stop remain unchanged as the state enters an era of marijuana legalization, other key components remain unknown.
With the advent of digital wallets and boarding passes, people are relying more on their phones to prove their identity.
A twice-yearly gathering of bishops and archbishops is expected to take up whether political leaders and people in the public eye who support abortion rights should be allowed to receive the sacrament of Holy Communion.
"The constant financial stress on top of having to work to support them and find child care and then go to school so that you can get a better job is so hard, especially on single mothers," said Sabrina Varela, 28.
Deputies and members of an FBI task force seized about 18,000 pills along with meth, heroin and other substances.
Like Luhan’s memoir, the novel is also about an intense relationship between two artists, although Cusk has made the Lawrence figure a painter, not a writer.
The moratorium the commission placed on disconnection for customers of small utilities and rural electric co-ops expired Tuesday.
ALBUQUERQUE — The staff of the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission is calling for a hearing on a proposed merger between the state’s largest electric utility and a…
Although a lawsuit to preserve the mural is still working its way through the legal system, supporters acknowledged it likely will come down.
Santa Fe police were trying to determine who stole a car belonging to the former CEO of Meow Wolf and took it for a joyride before abandoning the vehicle on a side street.
"As people drive up to the Enchanted Circle or Peñasco or through Española, we want them — if they drive EVs — to have charging stations," Kit Carson Electric Cooperative CEO Luís Reyes Jr. said.
A Santa Fe man led officers on a high-speed chase Saturday that reached 125 mph before he was arrested, New Mexico State Police said.
"I think our democracy is under siege," said John House, president of the New Mexico branch of nationwide nonprofit RepresentUs.
Building Santa Fe
The buzzwords don't change the reality: Growth is about people
Ever notice people complaining about “ugly” new apartments never cite the apartments that aren’t ugly? Critical opinions are so much easier than constructive ones.
A secondary headline published on Page A-1 of the Saturday, May 8, 2021, edition of The New Mexican, with the story on a computer chip shortage, mistakenly referred to…
A story published on Page A-1 of the Saturday, May 8, 2021, edition of The New Mexican, about allegations of sexual abuse at Pecos schools, incorrectly stated that a l…
County officials who run elections are facing a slate of new punishments as part of a nationwide Republican campaign to roll back access to the ballot.
States are dramatically scaling back their COVID-19 vaccine orders as interest in the shots wanes, putting herd immunity further out of reach.
A debate is starting to take root in Congress surrounding how social media platforms are shielded from liability for content posted by users.
They face many of the same risks, including large populations that have shirked restrictions and fragile health systems shaken under the strain
Employers added just 266,000 jobs in April, sharply lower than in March and far fewer than economists had expected.
A three-count indictment unsealed Friday names Derek Chauvin, Thomas Lane, J. Kueng and Tou Thao.
Court filings allege school officials failed to prevent abuse and retaliated against people who reported misconduct.
The clash at a major holy site sacred to Muslims and Jews is an escalation of weeks of violence in Jerusalem that has reverberated across the region.
Andrés Manuel López Obrador expresses outrage over a funding decision by the U.S. Agency for International Development.
Santa Fe dealerships say customers seem eager to buy what's on the lot and willing to pay higher prices.
The United Kingdom Olympic triathlon team used the pool, which has been closed to the public since December, for the past four weeks.
Violet Crown reopened to the general public Friday — the first cinema in town to do so.
New Mexico State Police are working with the state Office of the Medical Investigator to identify the body, Lt. Mark Soriano wrote in an email.
As with the lab's other off-campus sites, no hazardous work would be done there.
Candidates will receive additional time, but an official deadline has not yet been approved.
Along with a charge of first-degree murder, Anthony Trujillo, 28, faces counts of shooting at or from a motor vehicle, shooting at an inhabited dwelling or occupied building and possession of a firearm by a felon.
As of Friday, 50.1 percent of eligible Santa Fe County residents were fully vaccinated.
The case against releasing Jesse Mascareno-Haidle, an 18-year-old accused of a string of burglaries, is the latest challenge by law enforcement to New Mexico's no-money bail system.
The nonstop, public charter flights will travel to Dallas and Austin in Texas and Hawthorne-Los Angeles and Carlsbad-San Diego in California.
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