Plan to relocate wolves stirs debate in rural New Mexico

ALBUQUERQUE – Monday marked the last day for people to comment on plans by U.S. wildlife managers to relocate a pair of wolves and their pups to one of Ted Turner’s properties in New Mexico...

San Juan College employees awarded for helping save man’s life

Man suffered cardiac arrest and collapsed outside campus bookstore

Durango man found dead in Hermosa Creek identified

Cory Ireland, 33, was a husband and father of three

New Mexico weighs changes to permit for nuclear waste dump

CARLBAD, N.M. (AP) — U.S. officials are pushing state regulators to clear the way for a new ventilation shaft to be built at the federal government’s nuclear waste repository in southern New Mexico, but watchdog groups say modifying the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant’s permit to allow for the construction could open the door to expansion.

City of Albuquerque collects 166 guns in a buyback program

ALBUQUERQUE – The city of Albuquerque has collected nearly 170 guns in a buyback program designed to get the weapons off the street. Albuquerque City Council member Cynthia Borrego said lots...

Wildfire burning in Taylor Mesa area northeast of Dolores

Gould fire at 20 acres; strategy is full suppression

Southwest Health System further relaxes visitation policy

Two designated companions can now accompany patients

Mancos High School graduates emphasize empathy, balance

Superintendent Brian Hanson oversees final graduation ceremony before retirement

Passerby helps woman fend off attacking dog on Montezuma Avenue

Passing motorist also helped woman into his car

Four Corners veterans react to Afghanistan withdrawal

Uncertainty a pervading feeling among vets as U.S. pulls out of longest war

Cabin fire and wildfires erupt north of Dolores

Man suspected of arson in cabin fire; four wildfires contained

New Mexico governor offers support to businesses that continue to enforce masks

Hospitals still require face coverings regardless of vaccination status