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A federal lawsuit alleges a corrections officer in New Mexico drew crude images on an inmate's body and face while he was sleeping, prompting legal action under civil rights and prison abuse laws

New Mexico officials are demanding accountability after an Associated Press investigation revealed that the DEA intentionally allowed hundreds of

The Lucero family says their daughter disclosed abuse at Chaparral Elementary in 2018 and that APS mishandled the response. They say the case echoes recent allegations involving other students at that same school.

Federal search warrants reveal new details of how Albuquerque police officers, attorneys, and a paralegal allegedly ran the DWI enterprise extortion scheme, leading to guilty pleas but no sentencing yet.

Catholic priests in Albuquerque are facing backlash for supporting the construction of a mosque in the North Valley, with the project sparking debate over traffic, zoning, and religious views.

Andrew Escobar, missing since 2023, was reunited with his father after authorities detained his mother at the U.S.-Mexico border in El Paso

Andrew Escobar, missing since 2023, was reunited with his father after authorities detained his mother at the U.S.-Mexico border in El Paso.

The New Mexico Foundation for Open Government has filed a lawsuit against Dona Ana County, alleging violations of transparency laws and withholding

Steve Pearce, the former New Mexico congressman and current director of the Bureau of Land Management, shared his priorities and ongoing projects during an interview, just under two months into his new role.

State officials are investigating fraudulent public comments submitted under the names of elected leaders and others in support of an air-quality permit for Project Jupiter, a massive AI data center in Doña Ana County.