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On May 20, United States Forest Service Chief Randy Moore announced that the service would pause all prescribed burns in the country for 90 days.

On May 20, United States Forest Service Chief Randy Moore announced that the service would pause all prescribed burns in the country for 90 days.

On May 20, United States Forest Service Chief Randy Moore announced that the service would pause all prescribed burns in the country for 90 days.

Two other people were sent to the ICU but survived, according to an inspection.

Someone admitted to a Gallup hospital died this year after being forced to ring an old-fashioned hand bell to call for help instead of being able to use a modern call-light system, a report is now showing.

A new poll from the Albuquerque Journal suggests that although the state has been lenient in its approach to abortion healthcare, New Mexicans are divided on whether some restrictions on abortion should be implemented in the future.

An agreement to resolve the pending U.S. Supreme Court dispute over Rio Grande water is approaching its “drop-dead” date of Sept. 23, even as parties described “choppy waters” on the settlement front.

New Mexico's top environmental regulator on Thursday warned state lawmakers that taxpayers could be on the hook for groundwater contamination since the U.S. Defense Department continues to challenge the state's authority to force cleanup of "forever chemicals" at two air bases.

Amid a guard staffing shortage, prison admissions increased in New Mexico for the first time in seven years.

College students in New Mexico are coming back to university campuses as school kicks off just a month after monkeypox was reported in the state.