The two bills — the Native American Child Protection Act and the Jenna Quinn Law — were signed into law on Dec. 23.

The update was originally intended to be introduced as an ordinance to City Council in the fall but was delayed.

Patrick Varela, who served as chief deputy treasurer for four years, said he was grateful for the employment opportunity.

ENGLEWOOD, Colo — The Denver Broncos lead the NFL with a franchise-record 58 sacks, a number they aim to bolster Sunday when ...

Jan. 4, 1950: Members of the Santa Fe delegation who participated in the national prize-winning float at the Tournament of Roses in Pasadena Monday were honored at a breakfast in the Santa Fe room ...

A bill coming before the 2025 New Mexico Legislature aims to bring valuations of non-residential properties up to statutory and equitable standards while minimizing the impact of these increases on ...

There is one indisputable fact in New Mexico today — our families are struggling financially. The costs of auto insurance, property insurance, and health insurance have all increased significantly. Gr ...

The effort to canonize Sister Blandina Segale has crossed a significant hurdle, after years of research were approved by a ...

Both the Democratic and Republican parties of New Mexico are planning legislative dinners in Santa Fe shortly after the start ...

I got Legos for Christmas. Yes, I am (allegedly) a grown-ish person. Yes, I was thrilled.

Ghana recently granted citizenship to 524 people from the Black diaspora, most of them Black Americans, as part of its “Year ...