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A plan to bar new oil and gas leases within Chaco Canyon National Historic Park for 20 years will only slightly reduce the activity of extractive mineral industries, according to an environmental assessment released last week by the U.S. Interior Department.

Nearly $5.2 million is headed New Mexico’s way after 40 states entered a settlement agreement with Google to resolve accusations the tech giant misled users into believing their location data was off while the company kept collecting that information.

Preliminary results in two races for seats in the New Mexico House of Representatives were so close that by law they must be recounted.

New Mexico voters overwhelmingly changed state law to increase funding for their public schools by hundreds of millions of dollars each year.

New Mexico voters overwhelmingly changed state law to increase funding for their public schools by hundreds of millions of dollars each year.

New Mexico voters overwhelmingly changed state law to increase funding for their public schools by hundreds of millions of dollars each year.

New Mexico voters overwhelmingly changed state law to increase funding for their public schools by hundreds of millions of dollars each year.

New Mexico voters overwhelmingly changed state law to increase funding for their public schools by hundreds of millions of dollars each year.

Democratic Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham is seeking a second term in Tuesday's election on promises to defend access to abortion and sustain social spending as Republican challenger Mark Ronchetti urges new approaches to crime and the economy.

New Mexico homeowners, renters and businesses who participate in the state’s future community solar program could save more than half of their normal electric bill under credit rates after the state regulators approved some financial details this week.