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We’ve heard the statistics about New Mexico: last in job growth, highest unemployment rate, last in child well-being, and most recently, the state fell to…

Tomorrow marks the forty-third anniversary of the landmark Supreme Court Case known as Roe versus Wade that legalized abortion. Yesterday afternoon…

Legislation that rapidly moved out of the GOP-led House will likely slow down as those bills move to the Democratic-controlled Senate. That's because…

Dozens of students, parent and teachers from charter schools in New Mexico held signs and huddled together outside the state capitol last week to voice…

New Mexico lawmakers say a proposal to change the way funding for dams, roadways and other infrastructure projects is allocated may not be approved…

The Santa Fe City Council has been trying to find ways to cover an estimated 15 million-dollar budget shortfall for the upcoming fiscal year. Now,…

House lawmakers have passed three anti-crime laws on the final day of the session, sending the bills to the governor's desk for final approval. Two of the…

There are also two candidates running for the seat that is open with the retirement of Municipal Court Judge Ann Yalman. KSFR’s Deborah Martinez…

A former New Mexico state senator who resigned abruptly last year is facing criminal charges related to his role in the sale of a state-owned building.…

As predicted, the majority of voters in Tuesday’s municipal election came from District 1 on Santa Fe's north side, where Renee Villareal beat out three…