Day of Dead celebrates life at Cortez Cultural Center ‘A meal is a way to bring people together’ November 2, 2018
Living Chile festival celebrates region’s venerable pepper Aztec’s Sutherland Farms to host event to commemorate green chile harvest September 13, 2018
New Mexico man tapped to lead Dolores as town manager Julian Ruybalid will lead town pending successful contract June 27, 2018
Atomic New Mexico: Exploring the origins of America’s radioactive history Delving into the secrets that shroud Los Alamos June 25, 2018
Local News Crews report some progress on New Mexico wildfire Fire area reaches 56 square miles June 4, 2018
Wildfire season gets going over Memorial Day weekend Evacuations ordered for two fires, but residents allowed to return May 28, 2018
Local News Competition fosters computer skills in New Mexico schools Rural students learn how to code by participating in a supercomputing challenge April 17, 2018
Local News Three restaurants compete in search for best green chile Absolute, Beny’s and Oscar’s make shortlist for best green chile in Colorado April 1, 2018
Pagosa Springs shooting suspect found dead with self-inflicted wound Police say investigation is still open March 19, 2018
Local News Antique engine attracts curious attendees at Four States Ag Expo Single-piston model was used on Sante Fe Railroad March 16, 2018
Group advocates for economic alliance across Four Corners Successful model in Minnesota shows benefits of cooperation March 5, 2018
Local News New Mexico teen’s school absence unnoticed before his death 13-year-old was beaten to death, authorities believe February 25, 2018
Local News Slain teen suffered at ‘hands of a monster,’ sheriff says A 13-year-old boy whose body was found buried off a rural highway in New Mexico had endured years of abuse… January 30, 2018
Local News A Southwest water dispute reaches the Supreme Court Fight over groundwater leaves farmers in New Mexico feeling stranded January 26, 2018
Local News Dolores couple publishes Southwestern folk-art crime thriller ‘Weeping Friar’ explores power of religious myth in New Mexico January 23, 2018
Local News Cities seem inevitable; why save the small town? Cities seem inevitable, but rural towns are finding ways to hang on January 9, 2018
Local News Police identify decapitated body found in Albuquerque ALBUQUERQUE — Police in Albuquerque have identified a decapitated body found in the Four Hills area. Authorities say 39-year-old Andra… December 31, 2017
Navajo-Gallup water project gains pipeline contract Some areas slated to get water soon December 4, 2017
Local News Evidence links quakes on Colorado border to energy waste wells DENVER – Scientists say they have more evidence that an increase in earthquakes on the Colorado-New Mexico border since 2001… October 25, 2017
News San Juan Regional Medical Center to offer free flu shots San Juan Regional Medical Center will offer free influenza vaccination clinics in October and November at five locations in northwestern… October 21, 2017
Local News Law scholars urge Trump to keep program for young immigrants President campaigned on promise to end it August 13, 2017
Chaco Canyon petroglyph may represent ancient total eclipse Petroglyph may represent ancient total eclipse August 8, 2017
Zinke coming to New Mexico in tightly controlled visit Zinkedu1-i-syn ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – U.S. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke is visiting New Mexico this week as part of his nationwide… July 27, 2017
New Mexico game wardens seize 17 game animal heads The Journal FARMINGTON — New Mexico authorities have seized 17 illegal game animal heads while serving search warrants at multiple… July 18, 2017
