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Federal security deployment sets off backlash in New Mexico

ALBUQUERQUE – Democratic elected officials in New Mexico are cautioning President Donald Trump against any possible plans to send federal agents to the state as the sheriff of New Mexico’s l...

Western New Mexico University opts for online start in fall

SILVER CITY, N.M. – Officials at Western New Mexico University are opting for an online start to the fall semester. The school announced Tuesday that classes will be offered onlin...

Santa Fe school counselor accused of racism back at work

SANTA FE – A Santa Fe high school counselor accused of sharing racist messages on social media is back at work. The Santa Fe New Mexican reported Tuesday that Stephanie Sheldon...

New Mexico governor thanks Trump for joining mask movement

SANTA FE – New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham on Tuesday thanked President Donald Trump for telling Americans that they should wear masks when they’re unable to keep distance between the...

Albuquerque zoo selling paintings by animals to raise money

ALBUQUERQUE – A closed zoo in New Mexico is trying to raise money by selling paintings – by the zoo’s animals. KOB-TV in Albuquerque reports the New Mexico BioPark Society is offe...

New Mexico universities face prospect of budget challenges

SANTA FE – Officials say the University of New Mexico and New Mexico State University face the prospect of major budget challenges because of reduced state funding and other fiscal fallout f...

Hundreds gather in Albuquerque to protest COVID-19 rules

ALBUQUERQUE – Hundreds of people gathered in downtown Albuquerque to protest the governor’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic and speak out against what some are calling unfair treatment ...

Massive illegal dump discovered in southeastern New Mexico

EUNICE, N.M. – State officials say they discovered a massive illegal dumping site in southeastern New Mexico while cleaning up a former limestone mining pit. The more than 3-acre ...

Arizona COVID-19 patients being sent to New Mexico

SANTA FE – People who have tested positive for COVID-19 in Arizona are being transferred to New Mexico hospitals because of staffing shortages and a lack of bed space, under a federal law th...

Albuquerque Public Schools announce back-to-school plan

ALBUQUERQUE – The largest school district in New Mexico has proposed a hybrid learning plan for the upcoming school year to provide flexibility as schools attempt to safely reopen during the...

Low flows of Rio Grande threaten diversions near Santa Fe

SANTA FE – Water managers in Santa Fe say expected low flows along the Rio Grande will likely force the temporary shutdown of diversions as early as this weekend. Officials with t...

Vigil takes oath as New Mexico chief justice

SANTA FE – Justice Michael Vigil has taken over as New Mexico’s top judge. Vigil was sworn in for a two-year-term as chief justice on Wednesday after he was selected by his collea...