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The city of El Paso filed a motion with the Texas Supreme Court on Thursday to vacate its case in support of building an arena in Duranguito.

The poll was in response to a proposal from a New Jersey-based company to temporarily store high-level nuclear waste in southeast New Mexico.

$5.74M will help bring internet to every rural pocket in the state

In this week’s segment of KNAU's series PoetrySnaps! we meet Colorado-based poet Crisosto Apache. Their latest book, Ghostword, was released just a few weeks ago. It’s a response to a manuscript written in 1927 by Japanese poet Ryūnosuke Akutagawa. He died by suicide from an overdose of Barbitol, and during the three hours it took him to perish, Akutagawa penned his final work.

Two artists will earn resdiencies at Bosque Redondo through New Mexico Arts, which is seeking proposals for this year.

The committee responsible for sorting through the applicants who are seeking an appointment to the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission  unanimously voted on Friday to refer nine names to Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham.

Michigan Radio will be airing several special programs this Thursday and Friday, in celebration of Thanksgiving (Nov. 24) and Native American Heritage Day (Nov. 25).

In front of a crowd 2,000 strong, the Fort Lewis College women’s basketball team earned its first home win, 80-70, over Northern New Mexico College on Friday during the annual Nike N7 night. Honoring ...

This weeks list of entertainment offerings in San Juan County includes plenty of holiday-related activities, comedy shows and an orchestra concert.

A chill in the air and falling autumn leaves means one thing at Whalen Gym: It’s nearly basketball season. The Fort Lewis College women’s basketball team recently returned to the hardwood for three ex...