The city of Farmington announced Tuesday that the north Cooper Street tennis will be closed until further notice because of wind damage. The south courts were not damaged and will remain open to the ...

Instead of letting all that water in your washing machine drain to the sewer, why not redirect it to irrigate your lawn and flower beds? Reuse of household gray water to stretch limited water supplies...

Long-range Farmington planner Colby Gibson on March 21 presented Farmington City Council with a snapshot of housing, focusing on how to enhance zoning and affordability in order to make Farmington a p...

SANTA ANA PUEBLO, N.M. – Native American tribes, as well as state and local governments will be able to tap into $350 million in infrastructure funds to build wildlife corridors along busy roads and a...

A candlelight vigil was held Monday evening at San Juan College for Ariana Rosas, a first-year welding student who was the victim of a recent shooting at the Animas Valley Mall. Cade Allison, San Juan...

SANTA FE – Recreational cannabis consumers bought just over $300 million in pot in New Mexico since sales without a prescription were legalized a year ago, the state cannabis control division said Mo...

Finding themselves shut out of power at the state level for at least the next two years, Colorado Republicans are redoubling their efforts to score major policy wins at the ballot box in 2024. More th...

Accused first-degree murderer Damitre Burch will stand trial as an adult for killing 21-year-old Jadah Willmett on Aug. 2, 2021, in Bayfield. Sixth Judicial District Chief Judge Jeffrey Wilson announc...

The healthy snowpack whitening Colorado’s mountain peaks has given water officials some breathing room to manage the Colorado River Basin’s ongoing drought. The challenge will be not to squander it. A...