Olivier Uyttebrouck

Three former Albuquerque firefighters accused of raping a woman were allowed by a judge this week to shed the GPS ankle monitors each had worn since September.

A planned 130-mile pipeline intended to tap water from Ute Reservoir for users in Clovis and other communities is the target of a new lawsuit intended to halt a key

An Albuquerque man convicted of first-degree murder for strangling his wife in 2021 was sentenced Tuesday to a mandatory term of life in prison.

A jury found Jeannine Jaramillo guilty of two counts of first-degree murder and other crimes Thursday for her actions in a 2022 wrong-way crash that killed a Santa Fe police

An outside investigation found that sexual harassment allegations against Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren do not "constitute a violation of

SANTA FE — A woman convicted of causing a 2022 wrong-way crash that killed a Santa Fe police officer and a retired firefighter was sentenced Thursday to a minimum of

A Zuni Pueblo man identified by federal prosecutors as a "serial murderer, kidnapper and sexual abuser" was charged this week with six additional felonies for crimes against Native American men.

The family of a 23-year-old man killed in 2022 after he was crushed by a 13-ton steel door filed a lawsuit alleging negligence by the mining company that owned the

A New Mexico-based labor union violated federal labor law by demanding the firing of three drivers hired by a television production in 2020, a National Labor Relations Board judge ruled this month.

Moments before he was fatally shot, 17-year-old Gabriel Gurule told a teenage gunman, "you are going to have to take my life."