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Cases haven’t spiked in court ahead of the moratorium lifting, though they still could, expert explains.

Housing 225 people in Las Cruces is its own challenge amid a hot market.

Prosecutors presented enough evidence to pursue murder charges in a criminal trial against a New Mexico woman accused of causing a car crash that killed a police officer and a retired firefighter, a judge said Thursday.

This is part one in a series about Afghans seeking refuge in New Mexico and working to build new lives. It’s drawn from interviews with 16 newcomers, plus experts, state and federal officials, and leaders of the two resettlement agencies in Las Cruces.

Officials are assessing the area of Bandelier National Monument in northern New Mexico where an Illinois woman was killed when struck by a falling rock while climbing a ladder to reach a canyon alcove.

Lawmakers across New Mexico approved at least $46 million to spend on new housing or housing-related projects, according to a new database of capital outlay requests.

A report from the newly formed Housing New Mexico Advisory Committee found that the state lacks 32,000 affordable housing units.

A new eviction diversion program is being tested in a small Clovis courtroom. Source NM's Patrick Lohmann traveled to Clovis to see how this new program…

Independent public radio for northern New Mexico featuring local news, BBC World Service, and an eclectic mix of live music programs from local DJs.

A report from the newly formed Housing New Mexico Advisory Committee found that the state lacks 32,000 affordable housing units.