Jacob Johns was among a group of people who prevented Ryan Martinez from reaching elders and children gathered just outside the doors leading to the Rio Arriba County Commission chambers in Española...

A new report adds to a growing line of research showing that police departments don’t solve serious or violent crimes with any regularity, and in fact, spend very little time on crime control, in...

The New Mexico Public School Ventilation Act, if passed, would require assessments and upgrade of all ventilation systems in school buildings

A movement in New Mexico to establish the first statewide memorial for people who have died from COVID is driven by disruption of grief practices

Continual reinfection was not the "new normal" Biden advertised. How did we get here?

An estimated 1 billion crabs have mysteriously disappeared from Alaskan waters in two years, officials said.

MaskBlocABQ’s mask distribution is similar to other grassroots efforts popping up across the U.S. and in other countries.

Five days before the midterm elections, the long-running NBC staple removed all subtlety and character work and explicitly lobbied against bail reform in a ham-fisted, boring slog of an episode. With...

Demonstrators marched in Albuquerque’s International District Thursday night to protest police violence after an hourslong SWAT standoff ended in a home burning down and the death of a teen who was...

Blaming "learning loss” on school closures fails to account for material realities faced by New Mexican students and the advice of teachers.

Agency said it was not slowing approval of the Moderna vaccine to allow Pfizer to catch up. But that’s exactly what happened.

The New Mexico Legislature will reconsider a bill prohibiting the sentencing of young people to life without parole after Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham authorized the topic for the 30-day budget...

A New Mexico State Police officer killed two people in crisis within five weeks, and demands for accountability are mounting

On Monday afternoon in Alcalde, atop the pedestal where hours before a monument to the Spanish colonizer Don Juan de Oñate had stood, Than Tsídéh, a man from Dixon and

The New Mexico Public School Ventilation Act, if passed, would require assessments and upgrade of all ventilation systems in school buildings

It’s an unfortunate example of how the media sometimes takes law enforcement’s statements as gospel, an ACLU policy analyst said.

No one has ruled out that COVID leaves people more susceptible to severe infection, and that could be a factor

New research shows that if everyone died at the same rate as college-educated white people, there would have been half as many COVID deaths in the U.S.

The caseloads that public defenders have are still too high, and what the office pays to contract outside help is still way too low.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention re-posts YouTube recording of public meeting after taking it down

Page 1 Books workers hope to have a say in things like water, air conditioning, understaffing and stagnant wages

This story contains graphic descriptions of violence, sexual abuse, and a racist threat. During a shakedown in the spring of 2021, a New Mexico prison guard, with his foot on the back of a Black man...

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For Española native Jacob Torres, what he sees on his daily commute to work is something that just never seems to get old. The goosebumps resurface nearly every day.

The policy restricts incarcerated people’s access to all kinds of publications, according to a recent lawsuit.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Albuquerque Police Department says a 15-year-old involved in a standoff with police died from smoke inhalation. However, it’s still uncertain if the house fire…

A trio of Albuquerque Police Department officers shot and killed a Black and Hispanic man who was lawfully keeping a gun in his car and was cooperative with them during what was supposed to be a...

Twelve hours after the deadline to either pack up and leave or face more police raids, the Gaza Solidarity Encampment at the University of New Mexico stayed in place.  By 7 a.m. on Wednesday morning...

Fatal shooting occurred Sunday morning at 98th and West Central

One of the unions representing New Mexico state employees has requested OSHA inspections of all buildings where the state wants to send them.

The policy restricts incarcerated people’s access to all kinds of publications, according to a recent lawsuit.

Nearly 60,000 New Mexicans lost their health insurance in April and May, almost every one of them because of paperwork.

The basics of the epidemiological situation have not changed but the standard that the CDC is using to make its guidelines has.

As the third year of the COVID pandemic drags on, it’s more difficult to get timely, reliable information about viral spread.

Advocates want the first Monday in March to be a federally recognized COVID Memorial Day.

This year, sponsors say the state District Attorney’s Association will remain neutral, and one DA says she supports it.

The Albuquerque Police Department last Friday accused a dead Black teenager of a crime. Brett Rosenau, 15, died July 7 of smoke inhalation from a fire caused by a tear gas grenade thrown by a...