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Susan Montoya Bryan
Position: The Associated Press

N.M. cleans up, braces for more rain

ALBUQUERQUE – Much of central and western New Mexico were under a flash-flood watch Monday as several communities cleaned up after severe weather brought heavy rains and damaging floods over...

Navajo, Chinese artists join for N.M. public art

ALBUQUERQUE – Not many people have been to Coyote Canyon, a remote spot on the nation’s largest Native American reservation. Bordered by sandstone outcroppings and dotted with pi...

Beer is brewing New Mexico’s economy

State’s craft brewers pack $265M punch

Santa Fe forest proposes fencing to protect mouse

ALBUQUERQUE – The U.S. Forest Service wants to put up fences and issue a closure order that would block livestock and campers from stretches of the Rio Cebolla in the Santa Fe National Fores...

Vets travel far for care

Veterans driven about 917K miles to Albuquerque

Encroaching fire forcing area evacuations

Forested areas closed off for holiday

N.M. fire danger, drought spark fireworks concerns

ALBUQUERQUE – The fire season has been relatively mild across the West this year, but officials in New Mexico and Arizona are doing what they can to rein in the use of fireworks given the dr...

In Santa Fe, experience art, culture, more for free

SANTA FE, N.M. – There’s no doubt this capital city has truly earned its nickname as The City Different. Its skyline is not made of skyscrapers, but rather a collection of flat-topped adobe ...

Crews fighting Navajo blaze search for hot spots

Questions loom about donation distribution

Better weather ahead for Navajo Nation fire

Forecasters predicting higher humidity, less wind

Petition seeks grizzlies’ return

Lots of suitable habitat in West, group says

Navajo Nation wildfire threatens homes, livestock

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – A fast-moving wildfire near the Arizona-New Mexico border grew Tuesday as it approached two communities and threatened traditional grazing lands on the Navajo Nation, whe...