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New Mexico hasn’t raised alcohol taxes in 30 years.

Donavan Henry, of Tohatchi, was the driver in a November 2022 incident near Sheep Springs that cost one of his passengers his life.

Nearly two years after state lawmakers set aside $1 million for the New Mexico Attorney General’s office to create an online portal to track cases of missing Indigenous people, and potentially give tribes grants to help in that search, the office hasn’t spent the money.

The New Mexico Attorney General’s Office aims to grant at least some of the funds to tribes by July.

I’m writing from the third floor of the Ross Pendergraft Library.

/PRNewswire/ -- The American Indian College Fund is celebrating Native American Heritage Month by hosting two free, online book and author events featuring...

Ya’ah’teeh shí ké, doo shí Diné across the Navajoland within the Four Sacred Mountain regional areas. I want to share some information about cornfields, particularly on how to raise corn, squash, watermelon, and cantaloupe.

WASHINGTON - Bill Richardson, who served as the Democratic governor of New Mexico for two terms and represented the United States as an ambassador to

The Durango High School boys and girls cross-country squads both won team titles on Friday at the Tohatchi invitational in New Mexico. “It was a good meet for us,” said DHS head coach Ron Keller. “Th...

Bill Richardson, the former governor of New Mexico and a resume that included serving in Congress and in the Clinton administration as United Nations ambassador, succeeding Madeleine Albright, and then as secretary of energy, died in his sleep Friday at his summer home in Chatham Massachusetts. “Governor Richardson passed away peacefully in his sleep last night,“ Bergman said. “He lived his entire life in the service of others – including both his time in government...