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Dwindling flows and growing salination threaten crops and soil in Texas. Heres what it means for the struggling river.

A former elementary boarding school site will close and federal dollars will now go to building a new campus for tribally-run K-12 program in this story from Source New Mexico.

The endangered species is only a symptom within a larger system in peril, conservationists say.

As New Mexico’s largest river dries, pueblos are working to preserve it — and to establish their rights.

New Mexico's House of Representatives endorsed a 12% increase in annual state general fund spending Thursday, in a bill that would expand public support for early childhood education, shore up rural health care providers, and boost salaries and benefits for state workers and public school teachers.

The appointment of the water attorney and New Mexicos former congresswoman will require Senate approval to become final.

Faith leaders from different denominations in New Mexico are encouraging lawmakers to expand legal protection for reproductive health care rights.

Invasive plants are speeding the degradation of a rare marsh in a New Mexico city.

New Mexico State fired basketball coach Greg Heiar on Tuesday in the wake of hazing allegations within the team that shut down the program for the rest of the season.

New Mexico lawmakers are debating a variety of gun bills during the 60-day session in Santa Fe.