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On its way from Chicago to California, Route 66 passes some of the most spectacular adventures in the U.S. Consider this your guide to kicking up some outdoorsy fun along the historical route. On its way from Chicago to Los Angeles, this historic 20th-century highway makes a 2,500-mile dash across some of the most rugged landscapes in the U.S. Along the way, there’s a mix of famous national parks, like the Grand Canyon, and plenty of lesser-known outdoor spots, like spring-fed rivers, ancestra...

The Senate Rules Committee voted unanimously to pass a bill on Monday that would require the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish to seek legislative approval to purchase land that costs more than $1 million. Sen. Bill Sharer, R-Farmington, sponsored SB 439. The bill comes following the department’s controversial purchase of L Bar Ranch […]

The Mount Taylor Winter Quadrathlon celebrates its 40th anniversary on Saturday, Feb. 18.

Missed cues grow Native distrust around a New Mexico research project on oil well wastewater.

About a week after the deadly fires that changed Canberra forever, firefighter Vivien Thomson saw the whole...

Located just a half-mile from the Village of San Mateo, Mount Taylor can be seen rising from the San Mateo mountains 100 miles in any direction. The mountain, whose peak stretches nearly 12,000 feet upward, sits east of Grants and has long been considered a place of cultural and spiritual significance. Mount Taylor is a […]

Two mad marsupials went at it in a Canberra nature reserve.

In Australia, boxing kangaroos often live up to their namesake with legendary one-on-one battles that have become a legendary brand of primitive en...

A wild kangaroo showed who was boss after it slammed another roo it was fighting through a fence in the ACT.

Two boxing kangaroos have traded blows in a dramatic skirmish near Canberra.