Cathy Cook

The 79th anniversary of the Trinity Test, the first nuclear explosion, is Tuesday. Here are five things to know about the historic detonation.

Bernalillo County has over 200 acres of agricultural land, but not all of that is in production. Some of the county-owned farmland is leased to farmers, while some is used

The Rio Grande is full in Albuquerque as a healthy snowpack in the Rio Grande river basin melts and rushes downstream. Much of the New Mexico's snowpack has melted already, and the remainder is expected to melt within the next few weeks.

“The heart and soul of what I do is all driven by the local tenants and if it doesn’t work for them, it doesn’t work for me,” developer Roy Solomon

Between two Albuquerque businesses, more than 300 people will be laid off in August and September.

I am of course referring to Christmas! But lets not think about that too much just yet. I am happily enjoying the beautiful Autumn colours, which also brings with it significant leaf fall, and I am appreciating the fact that all our hard working street cleansing crews are out there ensuring that the streets are kept clear of leaves and debris.

An Española-based nonprofit is criticizing Los Alamos National Laboratory over its plans for disposing of radioactive gas.

With millions in federal grants and state matching funds, San Juan County is finally on track toward a new rail line.

New housing could be on the way in Albuquerque, after the Albuquerque City Council approved tax breaks for four development projects Wednesday. The projects could add badly needed housing to the Albuquerque market. One of the four projects is for affordable housing.

A plan to develop thousands of houses in the East Mountains, which has faced strong opposition for over 20 years from residents worried about water access, took a new step forward Thursday night. Campbell Farming Corporation has been trying to build 4,000 homes and two golf courses in the East Mountains for over 20 years.