The Blue Griffins ran away and hid from the field, as three runners placed in the top five and all five scorers placed in the ...

Trapping and habitat degradation made otters disappear from New Mexico and shrank their once-expansive range across the ...

He, too, ran the race of his life, having rallied from a slow start to lead Pecos with a second-place finish in 16:01.8.

The Zozobra hot air balloon has taken to the skies, igniting excitement and, admittedly, a bit of controversy among locals ...

I didn’t know who would become the next president. In the campaign, though, immigration was a major issue, one ...

Maria Sutherland’s heartbreaking account of her son’s death (“He didn’t think he had a problem,” Oct. 31) doesn’t just make me sad — it makes me angry and frustrated. New Mexico’s system of treatment ...

The Oil Conservation Commission will consider changes to PFAS rules in New Mexico related to oil and gas use. This rulemaking request was made by WildEarth Guardians and New Energy ...

After a dismal election result for Democrats, the key to move forward and become a force to reckon with in the future is to remain united and strong in the ...

Recently, a letter (“Stop robocalls,” Letters to the Editor, Nov. 4) complained about the government’s and, specifically, Sen. Ben Ray Luján’s mishandling of numerous unwanted calls from various vendo ...

A recent letter (“Show up for next meeting about solar battery site,” Letters to the Editor, Oct. 17) attacking our all-volunteer, nonprofit organization, the Clean Energy Coalition for Santa Fe ...

In May, New Mexico received an $18.9 million federal grant to detect “forever chemicals” in the state’s drinking water. This class of chemicals, per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, dubbed ...

I applaud Angie Walker’s call for volunteers to become substitute teachers for our school system. (“Want to make a real difference? Be a substitute teacher for SFPS,” My View, Nov.