New Mexico News Connection

A favorable ruling in a case before the U.S. Supreme Court challenging the federal Clean Water Act could remove protections nationwide.

If not for the colonial postal system, newcomers to the frontier would not have kept up with relatives to the south in Mexico or those overseas in Spain.

A conservation group which has fought to know how water from the Rio Grande is being used by a regional irrigation district in New Mexico will continue its battle for accountability.

Coincidence or not, the day set aside to get "end-of-life" affairs in order always falls on either side of the day taxes are due to the federal government and states.

Many farmers and ranchers in drought-ridden New Mexico are making improvements to their irrigation systems this spring, while also keeping an eye on the  2023 Farm Bill.

New Mexico is using some of its surplus budget funds, primarily from oil and gas revenues, to establish the state's first-ever source of recurring funding for conservation efforts.

Like Nevada, New Mexico has rejected a proposed interim storage facility for spent nuclear fuel.

New Mexico's LGBTQ community will soon have additional protections after existing language in state law was updated by the Legislature.

If weekends fail to reduce your stress levels or bring you happiness, behavioral scientists say you should instead think of them more like a vacation.

A bill to block a nuclear waste storage facility in southeast New Mexico is being watched closely by opponents of the project.