New Mexico 19 hours ago New Mexico WWII soldier's remains identified nearly 80 years later A team of U.S. government historians and researchers have identified Army Private Homer Mitchell from New Mexico as a soldier who died during World War II.
New Mexico 2 days ago New Mexico's largest city introduces advanced surveillance network to address record homicide rates Albuquerque, New Mexico, has implemented a surveillance system, including 10,000 cameras, license plate readers and gunshot-detection technology, to combat record homicides.
New Mexico 6 days ago New Mexico taps agency veteran as new Indian Affairs secretary Josett Monette will serve as the next head of New Mexico's Indian Affairs Department, less than a year after predecessor James Mountain took the position.
New Mexico December 13 New Mexico Supreme Court to decide fate of local abortion restrictions The New Mexico Supreme Court is considering the validity of local abortion restrictions in several cities and counties following a request from the state's attorney general.
New Mexico December 12 New Mexico's largest county resumes police helicopter services over a year after deadly crash Bernalillo County, New Mexico — home to Albuquerque — is resuming law enforcement helicopter operations, some 16 months after a crash killed four first responders.
New Mexico December 11 New Mexico police working to identify 4 killed in fiery head-on collision Police in New Mexico are still working to identify four people killed in a fiery head-on collision outside in the Santa Fe area early Saturday morning.
New Mexico December 6 New Mexico Gov. Grisham proposes plan to turn oilfield waste into clean water supply New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has proposed a plan to address water scarcity. The initiative involves buying treated water derived from the byproducts of oil drilling.
Media December 3 Cosmopolitan magazine shares steps for how to have a 'Satanic Abortion Ceremony' Cosmopolitan told readers how they could have a Satanic-themed abortion ritual using pills and self-affirmations, though costumes may also be included.
New Mexico December 1 Roswell's International UFO Museum celebrates 5 million visitors The International UFO Museum & Research Center in Roswell, New Mexico, has reported its 5 millionth visitor since its opening in 1992.
New Mexico November 29 New Mexico launches advisory council to revitalize efforts in missing and slain Native American cases New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham has announced the formation of an advisory council to implement a state plan addressing missing or slain Native Americans.