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New Mexico's largest school district will reopen Tuesday after a cyberattack that forced a two-day closure, officials said.

Lawmakers will soon consider a bill that would help tenants avoid becoming homeless in the middle of a public health emergency, the governor’s office confirmed Thursday.

It’s unclear at the moment whether the state Senate will do the same, and what it will mean for members of the public wishing to comment.

Whistleblowers say management puts underqualified nurses into critical positions, and that endangers the inmates — and the nurses’ medical licenses.

The state Supreme Court has upheld provisions of an environmental law that provides financial arrangements for an electric utility to abandon investments in a coal-fired power plant in northwestern New Mexico.

Welcome to the debut edition of States Newsroom's Evening Wrap, a nightly rundown of the top trends and stories from our network of newsrooms.

Native leaders sat down with top officials from the Interior in December. We learn more details about the historic meeting. Plus, Albuquerque officials are working to understand more about a gravesite at a former Indian boarding school

Despite those somewhat lonely winter weeks, I am grateful for public health measures that continue to keep those around me safe.

The Biden administration announced today New Mexico will be among the states chosen for an expansion of federal solar power development, along with Colorado, Arizona, and California, which has two projects already approved.

A white supremacist militia under legal pressure from a local prosecutor in New Mexico is claiming protection under a 1958 court case that allowed the NAACP to keep its membership roster private from Alabama officials in order to protect members from violence and harassment.