Bill approved by lawmakers last week caps punitive damages for the first time in the state ...

Facing traffic, landlord or small claims issues alone? Learn how the metro court Self-Help Center and new HelpLine guide you through.

See lions, ribbons and martial arts as Albuquerque welcomes the Year of the Horse with color, movement and community tradition.

Track records were broken and personal goals were achieved during Sunday's finale at the USATF Masters Indoor Championships in Albuquerque. Entering the day, four-time Olympian Joetta Clark Diggs, 63, ...

From sandhill cranes over the Rio Grande to canyon frogs in Havasu, explore the wild sounds that signal spring across the Southwest.

If you have already given up on your New Year’s resolutions but were hoping to get your finances more on track this year, maybe the motivation you need could be inspired by the start of the Chinese ...

Dr. Jeff Nichol is a residency-trained veterinary behaviorist in Albuquerque. He provides consultations by Zoom group and individually/in-person. Sign up for his weekly blog or post questions at ...

After years of controversy, the latest overhaul of New Mexico's medical malpractice laws took just 28 days this legislative session. Under a reform bill expected to be signed by Gov. Michelle Lujan ...

From Sadie’s to Burque Brews, Fresquez Concessions' role in the Sunport's Dream of Flight renovation aims to provide travelers a true taste of New Mexico. Last year alone, the operator served 297,077 ...

Cardiologist says RFK Jr. gutted CDC, FDA, vaccine trust and nutrition science, leaving the U.S. vulnerable to disease and misinformation.

Sixteen New Mexico breweries face off in Los Alamos as Tractor Brewing chases a rare third straight win at the Stout Invitational.

Upon entering office last year, President Donald Trump started referring to Canada as the “U.S.’s 51st state,” and referring to its prime minister as “governor.” He also stated that most Canadians ...