Bryce Dix

Downtown Albuquerque is an example of what a "urban heat island" looks like — the proximity of car travel, asphalt, concrete, and minimal tree cover elevates temperatures more so than other areas in the city.

The two existing transmission lines that carry power to Los Alamos National Lab. If approved, the Caja line would make a 90 degree turn and snake up the plateau, pictured on the right.

New Mexico Wild's Garrett VeneKlasen points at the Norton Substation, which provides a portion of LANL's power.

Environmentalists are now threatening to sue the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) after significant bureaucratic delays in determining whether the Pinyon Jay deserves increased habitat protections.

Environmentalists are now threatening to sue the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) after significant bureaucratic delays in determining whether the Pinyon Jay deserves increased habitat protections.

Republican Kimberly Skaggs (left) is running against incumbent Democrat Rep. Nathan Small (right) for the House District 36 seat.

Community members showed up in droves to protest a controversial Northern New Mexico power line project Friday, demanding federal intervention to protect the sacred and historically significant Caja del Rio plateau as a deadline looms for public objections to the plan.

On the next Let’s Talk New Mexico, we’ll explore climate issues as New Mexicans head to the polls in a year full of drought, wildfire, and sweltering heat. How is climate change affecting your vote?

Tuesday’s election will be the very first litmus test of a district that hasn’t seen a large local election since the implementation of a new state Senate map in 2022.

Officials from New Mexico Game and Fish and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service weigh a male Mexican gray wolf pup.