Jason McNabb

Residents in Alamogordo are frustrated and confused after seeing their electric bills skyrocket over the past month, with some charges nearing $1,000 due to billing delays and estimated usage.

Two former financial employees of New Mexico's Early Childhood Education and Care Department have filed lawsuits claiming they were unfairly terminated after raising concerns about financial practices and a significant budget shortfall.

GALLUP, N.M. — Sawyer Mason-Jones, a former teacher at Miyamura High School in Gallup, has been ordered reinstated with back pay after arbitrators determined his firing last year was unwarranted.

Officers implicated in the DWI enterprise scandal may lose their law enforcement certification in New Mexico, with several already pleading guilty and others under review by the state board.

The family of 19-year-old Brianna Sais-Ramirez, who was struck and killed on I-25 in Albuquerque's south end in 2024, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit, alleging insufficient lighting contributed to her death.

Two replacement candidates for New Mexico state House races have been disqualified from the November ballot, prompting a legal battle over election filing deadlines.

A former Cibola High School teacher in Albuquerque is accused of grooming students and engaging in sexual relationships with them after they turned 18, leading to a lawsuit against the school district.

New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torrez has joined emergency petitions alleging state agencies violated due process in approving aspects of Oracle's Project Jupiter data center.

A political ad targeting Rep. Gabe Vasquez claims he opposed a bill to ban taxpayer funding for chemical castration of minors, referencing legislation that remains stalled in the Senate.

A Mexican gray wolf died after being accidentally trapped by a Catron County Sheriff's Office employee in 2025, leading to controversy over the legality of the trap and the lack of charges filed.