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New Mexico's Legislature passed a $1.1 billion tax relief package Saturday at the close of its annual session as lawmakers tapped a financial windfall from oil production in efforts to break through entrenched cycles of poverty with tax refunds to working families with children, reduced tax rates and increased incentives for private industry.

Some say a cultural gap between South Korea's elder and younger generations may have contributed to inadequate security at a crowded Halloween event.

The Biden administration's approval of oil leases in a corner of New Mexico that has become a battleground over increased development and preservation of Native American sites has prompted a legal challenge.

Dozens of historic irrigation channels in the burn scar of the state’s biggest wildfire remain damaged, the New Mexico Acequia Association told a legislative panel on Thursday.

New Mexico's top elections regulator said Wednesday that precautions are being taken to guard against the possibility of deliberate disruptions by party-appointed poll challengers and watchers in the ongoing general election.

Trade used to take precedence in Asia, but geopolitical tensions are now pushing nations into security blocs led by China and the United States.

A 30-acre fire erupted yesterday afternoon in the Rio Grande Bosque off of Coors and Montaño in Albuquerque. A sizable blaze, firefighters worked throughout the night to stomp the flames and to prevent it from growing.

The Americans land on the podium on a day when many skiers struggled to land their best tricks due to strong wind gusts.

A brand-new event to the Winter Olympics program takes center stage on Friday night. The mixed team snowboard cross event features one man and one woman from the participating countries ...

South Korea has become a major exporter of culture. Its BTS, "Parasite" and now "Squid Game" have captured the world's imagination and redefined how entertainment transcends borders.