The Latest Breaking News from New Mexico

The Colorado River Compact was signed in 1922, just 10 years after New Mexico became a state

A county court in Santa Fe, New Mexico, on Sept. 6, 2022, became the first in more than 150 years to disqualify a person from public office because they participated in an insurrection.

Welcome to the Wednesday, September 14, Brew. 

LOS ANGELES — The U.S. Forest Service is resuming its prescribed burning program with new rules that it says will minimize the risk of fires escaping control and damaging communities. The announcement comes after a 90-day pause prompted by a pair of escaped burns that merged into the largest wildfire…

A New Mexico judge ruled that a county commissioner who participated in the attack on the U.S. Capitol can no longer hold public office.

Brodie Young's coach James McMenemy has spoken highly of the 19-year-old

Authorities in New Mexico found an alligator and large quantities of drugs, guns and money at two homes in Albuquerque last month, but they're still searching for a young tiger they think is being being illegally kept as a pet

New Mexico police say bike-builder Dillen Maurer cut off his foot with a chainsaw and did not suffer amputation in ATV accident

The Broncos look to get back on track against the Lobos. Here's how to watch and what to watch for in Boise State's game against UNM.

The Lobos look to keep the Broncos reeling as their homestand rolls on. Here's how to watch and what to watch for in New Mexico's upset bid.

Rust Movie Productions LLC, the company behind the low-budget western Halyna Hutchins was working on when she was killed, has denied allegations by New Mexico's workplace health and safety bureau that led to a $136,793 fine.