New Mexico

New Mexico State Police were involved Friday in a high-speed car chase of a kidnapping suspect on U.S. Highway 491 that ended when the suspect crashed, according to the Colorado State Patrol. The...

FARMINGTON – In an effort to improve forest management, the Legislature and Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham pushed through a House bill intended to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfires. According...

FARMINGTON – After “significant revisions” in the House and Senate, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed a House bill Wednesday to help small businesses and restaurants create a new revenue stream by...

FARMINGTON – After tasing him twice, Farmington police were able to apprehend a man who was allegedly yelling, acting belligerently and threatening to stab residents at an apartment. Police...

Flutes, kicks, spins and flips are common features of Bayfield’s newest gym, Nexus Guardian Art. To the regular bystander, Nexus lessons seem like a mixture of parkour, mixed martial arts and...

FARMINGTON – For the first day since September 2020, San Juan County went on record as reporting zero new COVID-19 cases and zero related deaths Monday. The New Mexico Department of Health issues...

FARMINGTON – The Farmington Police Department is requesting help from the public to get information about multiple properties damaged by vandals. Nicole Brown, spokeswoman for the department, said...

FARMINGTON – After almost 24 years serving the community as a member of the Farmington Fire Department, Chief David Burke will retire at the end of March. Burke started working at the Farmington...

FARMINGTON – The U.S. Senate confirmed New Mexico representative Deb Haaland to be secretary of the Interior Department, making her the first Native American to be nominated and confirmed for a...

FARMINGTON – Restaurants, bars and other hospitality establishments that provide alcohol on their menus can celebrate a small victory after New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed a bill that...

FARMINGTON – With the arrival of daylight saving time, some members of the New Mexico Legislature are working to push a bill that would make this the last time New Mexicans need to “spring forward”...