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Joseph Henry Sharp, Oklahoma Cheyenne, aka Indian Boy in Full Dress, 1915. Gift of Read Mullan, Collection of Harwood Museum of Art.Two paintings stolen from the Harwood Museum of Art in Taos in 1985 are tracked by the FBI and returned in 2025. -
From cell phone video shared by Las Cruces policeLas Cruces police chief Jeremy Story showed unveiled video footage and new details about the fatal shooting at a car show, and used the opportunity to urge lawmakers to develop tougher juvenile crime legislation.
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Confirmed by the U.S. Senate in 2022, Alexander Uballez resigned after the Trump Administration asked him and about 20 other U.S. Attorneys to leave their position. -
An omnibus House package of bills designed to improve public safety in New Mexico moves to the House floor. -
A bipartisan trio of behavioral health measures earned overwhelming support on the Senate floor. -
Attorney General Raúl Torrez announces that he and a team of 13 other AGs are taking legal steps to block actions by Elon Musk and his DOGE team. -
Members of Moms Demand Action, school students, and others rallied at the Roundhouse to support legislation banning automatic firearms. -
After Republican State Representative Nicole Chavez's son was killed in a 2015 drive-by shooting, she began a journey to help reform New Mexico's crime policies. -
The House Judiciary Committee issues a "do pass" on a bill proposing amendments to the Extreme Risk Firearm Protection Order (ERPO) Act. -
Senate Bill 3, designed to implement programs around the state to improve behavioral health program administration, and two other bills move on to a second committee. -
New Mexico Chief Justice announced the launch of a new Assisted Outpatient Treatment pilot program, citing it is an example of successful cooperation between the branches of government. -
New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham covered everything from child welfare to climate and public safety in her seventh State of the State speech.
