Jason McNabb

A Rio Rancho resident received multiple citations from Albuquerque's speed cameras for a vehicle that wasn't his, prompting questions about the accuracy of the city's traffic camera system

New Mexico's population has dropped by 1,200 people, with experts citing aging demographics, migration trends, and immigration policies as contributing factors to the decline

A lawsuit alleges a substitute teacher at Wherry Elementary School used racial slurs toward a 7-year-old Black girl and other students, leaving the child emotionally distressed and fearful of returning to school

The New Mexico Department of Justice has temporarily allowed Otero County's ICE contract to continue, aiming to protect the Immigrant Safety Act from federal legal challenges.

Nearly two decades after Albuquerque spent $1.8 million in tax incentives to develop Unser Crossing, the southwest Albuquerque site remains mostly vacant, with few businesses and stalled plans.

David Coleman, former Cuba police chief, says he was blindsided after learning the New Mexico Law Enforcement Certification Board voted to move forward with stripping his certification.

A state audit revealed extensive financial mismanagement in the village of Cuba, New Mexico, including fraud, waste, and abuse, prompting calls for external assistance to overhaul its systems.

A special audit of Doña Ana County uncovered issues with leadership, communication and operational practices, raising concerns about public trust and compliance with state laws.

Albuquerque City Council will vote on a proposal to raise the minimum wage from $12 to $15 an hour, sparking debate over its potential impact on affordability and small businesses.

The New Mexico Supreme Court has ruled that findings from a 2014 investigation into former Albuquerque Public Schools Superintendent Winston Brooks must be released, with redactions of opinionated information.