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The special town meeting will be held tonight at 6 p.m. at the Pittston Consolidated School at 1023 Pittston School St. on whether to toss out a town recall ordinance.

Barring any strokes of the governors pen, Taos County will benefit handsomely from the states annual capital outlay bill, as well as appropriations contained in the states annual budget bill

While the vote is only symbolic, it highlights the continuing political fallout and mistrust of city officials following the January closure of DaVinci's Eatery and the subsequent staff and policy decisions.

New Mexico’s strained rural hospitals finally got some love this year. Two bills sitting on the governor’s desk could go far in relieving financial pressure on the state’s smallest hospitals.

A lawsuit brought by Cheryl Peaslee claims town officials could prevent recall vote by calling for a town vote on rescinding its recall ordinance, which officials deny.

The vote highlights fallout after DaVinci's closure and related staff and policy decisions.

Several bills that would help keep New Mexico’s rural health care providers in business are heading to the governor.

News from Grant County, New Mexico

The New Mexico Legislature packed its 2024 session with hundreds of measures addressing a wide range of topics, from public safety to affordable housing to cloud seeding.

News from Grant County, New Mexico