SANTA FE - A letter praising President Barack Obama’s health care law circulated widely in recent days and was purported to be sent by New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez. But the Republican ...

That logo really tied the field together, dude. New Mexico State starting quarterback Diego Pavia was caught by a local news outlet with his willie in his hand. Pavia allegedly urinated on the ...

In a letter to the governor, New Mexico's attorney general advised why his office will not defend her temporary ban on guns in public in Albuquerque and across Bernalillo County.

In the latest pushback against New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham's gun ban, the state’s attorney general says he will not defend the governor's administration against lawsuits challenging ...

Attorney General Raúl Torrez has made good on a pledge last week to investigate alleged price gouging at hotels where victims of wildfires in Southern New Mexico sought shelter. Torrez issued ...

The New Mexico Tax and Revenue Department is warning property owners about a scam involving fraudulent demand letters.

New Mexico Attorney General sent a cease and desist letter to a Las Cruces clinic after asking for an investigation for the alleged denial of care to individuals unable to provide proof of ...

Only one New Mexico higher-education leader signed the letter — from a small college in Santa Fe. In the first 100 days, the Trump administration has frozen billions of dollars in research ...

In responding to the inspection, the warning letter says the juice maker did not verify how it was going to implement a 5-log bacteria reduction process for the apple cider.

The governor recently posted an open letter in several Texas newspapers inviting health care providers to move to New Mexico as part of the campaign.