Alaina Mencinger

The federal government will no longer foot the bill to test stormwater flowing through the Los Alamos and Pueblo canyons upstream of the Buckman Direct Diversion.

In 2025, there were roughly 400 New Mexicans working at federal parks, museums and historic sites.

The June 8 notice of disapproval is part of the hazardous waste permit application review process, not a wholesale rejection.

A district judge on Tuesday dismissed without prejudice a lawsuit filed against county leadership over the approval process for a controversial data center project in Doña Ana County.

The National Defense Authorization Act called for the production of at least 30 war reserve plutonium pits in 2026.

It's time to talk about the birds and the bees. Pollinator week, which celebrates butterflies, bees, bats and every pollinator in between is June 22 through 28.

Like other cities around the Southwest, Santa Fe is looking to reduce, reuse and recycle not just plastic, but a scarce resource in desert climates: water.

As federal Republicans push to roll back the Roadless Rule — a Clinton administration-era provision that limits roadbuilding and logging in certain

The Wood for Life Initiative collects firewood from slash for thinning projects to heat homes in tribal communities.

The new investment, announced June 16, brings Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.'s U.S. investment to $265 billion.