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New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torrez has weighed in on the Duke City Gladiators turf controversy, saying it did nothing wrong with its turf usage.

Prosecutors say he was also using "his authority" to stalk women

Earlier in August, police chief Harold Medina sent a letter to the retail chain requesting its own armed security and changes to store layouts.

Abe Romero was a student at Organ Mountain High School in Las Cruces. He had a competitive and funny spirit. As a tribute to his memory, his mom transformed his room into a memorial.

The free meals are part of this law that passed last legislative session to give high-quality breakfast and lunch to all New Mexico students.

Homeland Security officials question if Chinese government receives sensitive information.

"So not only does she say you must select from more EVs, but when you go to buy a car, you can only select from certain EVs."

It's been over four months since a toxic train derailed in Ohio. So Target 7 is taking a look at the possibility of a similar incident happening in New Mexico.

APD has issued 21 citations since the beginning of the year

Laws are in place to protect New Mexico's children. After the high-profile deaths of multiple children in the state, Target 7 looked at the Children's Code and how promises made in the law are being broken.