After a months-long investigation, New Mexico's Department of Justice is suing the makers of Snapchat for facilitating child sexual exploitation.

Two very different figures in Santa Fe society—author Natalie Goldberg and county clerk Katharine Clark—debate ways of preserving democracy.

State and federal law enforcement officers joined forces in a 12-day operation to disrupt human trafficking and organized crime in Southern New Mexico.

Labor Day weekend is closing in and travel reports are going up with predictions on congestion and the dangers of driver culture state by state. Forbes Advisor has New Mexico pegged as travel risk in two recent studies.

The New Mexico State Fair has announced the menu items for the concessionaires competing in the Unique Food Challenge and the restaurants fighting for Best Green Chile Cheeseburger.

The New Mexico delegation is welcoming $16.6 million as an award from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to support New Mexican organizations that help maintain the border and immigration functions.

The biggest listeria outbreak in the United States since 2011 is the result of contaminated Boar's Head deli products. It has been linked to nine deaths, including one in New Mexico.

It had been already a challenging at-capacity year for the Santa Fe Humane Society and Shelter before the floods hit Las Vegas in June. But the shelter is finding creative ways of keeping its population and finding them homes.

When accomplished opera and classical vocalist John Tiranno was offered the chance to return to the world of conducting, he jumped at the chance.

New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham spoke on the subject of healthcare on Day 2 of the Democratic National Convention.