Albuquerque officials cast a spotlight on the city's missing Native Americans on Friday, saying police figures show 42 open missing person cases involving Native Americans so far this year. For 2018, there remains 36...

Police data shows there have been 42 Native Americans who have been reported missing in Albuquerque so far this year and 36 in 2018.

A man sentenced to death in the 1994 strangulation killing of a 17-year-old Flora Vista girl has been resentenced to life in prison in response to a New Mexico Supreme Court decision that set aside his death sentence.

Albuquerque is continuing its pursuit of an ordinance that would restrict panhandling despite a judge's ruling that the city's law is an unconstitutional restriction on free speech.

New Mexico is aiming to making it easier to monitor progress on local government construction projects through a new public webpage.

The U.S. Forest Service is asking a federal judge to reconsider an earlier order that banned tree-cutting across thousands of square miles of Southwest forest.

The Internal Revenue Service is extending tax relief for farmers and ranchers in many New Mexico counties who were forced to sell livestock due to drought and other severe weather in recent years.

Wildlife managers are investigating the death of a Mexican gray wolf found last month in Arizona.

High winds have forced officials to cancel the Special Shapes Glowdeo at the International Balloon Fiesta in Albuquerque.

Wastewater from a mine in southwestern Colorado has spilled into a river that was the site of a major spill caused by a government cleanup crew four years ago.