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Susan Montoya Bryan/APResearchers warned last year that unsustainable use throughout the Rio Grande basin threatens water security for millions of people in the U.S. and Mexico who rely on the river.
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The New Mexico Democrat is heading up a bipartisan partnership to combat sexual misconduct in Congress -
Construction accelerated after the U.S. Department of Homeland Security waived cultural and environmental laws allowing more barriers along the border even as illegal crossings have plummeted. -
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Fossil fuels are a bedrock of progressive social services that now include free childcare for all in the No. 2 state for oil production, behind Texas. -
A small medical plane crashed outside Ruidoso, New Mexico, on Thursday morning, killing all four people aboard, officials say. -
New Mexico Water Quality Control Commission took the first step toward allowing oil and gas wastewater, or "produced water," to be used in agriculture and discharged into the state's waters. -
KSFR recently received two journalism awards at the 2026 New Mexico Press Women’s Awards and Society of Professional Journalists 2026 Top of the Rockies Awards for Mary Lou Cooper's story on Kratom. -
State study finds that Española could support a lowrider museum -
Independent voters can vote in New Mexico primaries for the first time in 2026. -
The legislation has widespread support from Pueblo governments, Santa Fe County and environmental groups
