Ryan Laughlin

Viral social media posts are spreading conflicting claims about the death of 28-year-old Jayvon Givan, a Black man found dead in northwest Albuquerque.

Rain is welcomed by some in New Mexico but feared by others who have to deal with a "Disaster Cycle" flooding brings each monsoon and beyond.

New Mexico is betting on the National Championship Air Races to spur economic development but challenges are making the event, billed as the state's second biggest draw, a multi-million-dollar gamble.

The clock is ticking in New Mexico's Children, Youth & Families Department has until the end of the year to show measurable progress.

It’s a celebration with green chile on top. An iconic New Mexico eatery is celebrating 80 years of business. 

A timely warning from a police officer helped one woman evacuate in time before flood waters devastated her home.

Empire Board Game Library is celebrating 10 years in business. They’ve accomplished a decade in business by catering to a wide variety of complex board-game-seekers

Stolen art returned to Harwood Museum of Art after 40 years | 4 Investigates

A former Albuquerque Community Safety responder has alleged that the department retaliated when she spoke up.

A Taos art museum is waiting on the FBI to return artwork that was stolen all the way back in 1985.

Time is running out. Despair is setting in for seniors living at the Albuquerque Meadows Mobile Home Park. 

Laughter is a universal language but a New Mexico comic is using his political past for new punch lines as he starts a new chapter in life.

There is a pilot program underway at Albuquerque Public School District that will set the course for how APS attempts to help children outside of math and reading. 

One of the seven kids accused in a botched robbery turned shootout in Albuquerque last week was under supervised release.

DWI Deception: Investigators intend to bring RICO charges

Federal prosecutors announced a plea deal for one of the key players in the alleged DWI deception scheme.

Albuquerque Community Safety promised to be a new branch of first responders offering “the right response at the right time.” Now, they say that response is taking more time.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Albuquerque and New Mexico often finds itself on the bottom of a lot of lists, but there is a way we are leading the nation.Albuquerque Community Safety has reinvented emergency response. Unarmed social workers are taking 911 calls that previously went to police.The Albuquerque Community Safety now has a graveyard shift. While […]

Earlier this year, we told you about Fernando Ruiz and Ralph Martinez and their mission to teach people in prison how to cook and gain skills to find their way in the world once they get out. Now, they're seeing success with a man who is hopefully the first of many to come.

Works by two members of the Taos Society of Artists, stolen from a Taos art museum in 1985, have now been recovered.