Carolyn Carlson

The Village of Los Ranchos trustees approved a controversial housing development at Fourth and Willow, allowed one bed-and-breakfast to accept guests and

New Mexico’s three U.S House Districts look more like a lopsided donut after the lines were redrawn to reflect the 2020 Census population shift. This

It has been about 12 months since Taos County Assistant District Attorney Julia Clark Downs was killed in a tragic car crash on US 64 west of Taos. It has

A controversial housing development by a well-known successful hotelier at Chavez Road and Guadalupe Trial in Los Ranchos was approved by Village Trustees

One day before the 12th anniversary of her death, attorneys for Mary Y. C. Han’s family will argue in front of the New Mexico Supreme Court to have the

For many residents of the village of Los Ranchos, Judge Diane Albert was more than just their municipal judge. In many ways she was a bit of the spirit of

Joanne Landry is on a mission of compassion. Landry is the lead pastor at the Interfaith Bible Center and the Compassion Services Center located in the

Cell phone pings, security cameras, social media posts and snitches led to the arrest of a 20-year-old in the killing of Karl Jürisson on Father’s Day,

It has been more than two years since Karl Jürisson was gunned down in the driveway of his partner Julia Clark Downs’ southeast Albuquerque home on

Tough negotiations with the new city council are in the forecast for Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller. The composition of the new Council does not appear to be in the Mayor’s favor, yet there could be some surprises.