Danielle Prokop

Oil and gas revenue earned New Mexico more than $2.5 billion last fiscal year, state officials announced Thursday. It was the third straight year the state broke the $2 billion threshold from its land, and its second-biggest windfall of that type ever. With record production, New Mexico has risen to become the second-highest producer of […]

New Mexico’s executive is urging lawmakers to use the upcoming legislative session to put new funding for adapting for a drier, hotter future.

Sunland Park residents filed a lawsuit against CRRUA alleging arsenic-contaminated water violated their civil rights. 

New Mexico State Auditor Joseph Maestas sent the findings of his office’s investigation this week to the State Ethics Commission.

More than 26,000 voters registered to vote in New Mexico on Election Day.

Voters in five counties across New Mexico will see the public education commissioners race on their ballots, here's what that means.

New Mexico elections officials are asking voters to drop off their absentee ballots rather than mail them, as the election deadline looms.

Deadly flash floods ripped through Roswell over the weekend, washing away cars, submerging buildings and leaving behind a layer of silt.

Nearly 9,000 New Mexicans cast a ballot on the first day of early voting Tuesday, which election officials called a historic turnout.

A judge ruled the U.S. violated the law in efforts to increase plutonium production for nuclear weapons in New Mexico and South Carolina.