Danielle Prokop

The New Mexico state auditor's office confirmed it's taking a closer look at the books of a water utility for Sunland Park, Santa Teresa and southern Doña Ana county.

A New Mexico federal district judge wants the Bureau of Land Management to correct part of a plan for a proposed mine in Luna County.

Judge James Browning found the BLM failed to determine how waste from a future magnesium milling operation might impact the area’s water quality.

The New Mexico attorney general’s office escalated lawsuits against Terrero landowners fencing the Pecos River.

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham appointed Liz Anderson to the New Mexico Office of the State Engineer on Aug. 20, the first woman to hold the job.

New Mexico environment and health agencies are starting blood testing for "forever chemicals" in Clovis on Thursday, the first of two rounds of testing.

State lawmakers are meeting in Hobbs to tour oil fields, hear presentations on uranium refinement, nuclear waste storage and oil and gas operations and wastwater.

A recent uptick in off-roading in the Rio Grande near Belen has prompted the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to issue a warning.

A recent uptick in off-roading by trucks and other vehicles in the Rio Grande near Belen has prompted the U.S.

A playset partially submerged under soils near an arroyo in Ruidoso captured Aug. 20, 2024.