WASHINGTON — The government shutdown that began Wednesday will deprive policymakers and investors of economic data vital to their decision-making at a time of unusual uncertainty about the direction ...

A record-high share of Americans now describe the Supreme Court as leaning too far to the right, according to a new Gallup survey. At the same time, public approval of the nation’s highest court and ...

A new study by researchers at the La Jolla Institute for Immunology, working with colleagues at Columbia University in New York, documents how the immune system functions ...

The entrance to the world-famous caverns at Carlsbad Caverns National Park was shuttered to visitors after the federal government shut down Wednesday. A message splayed across many federal homepages, ...

Lobo women's hoops squad is optimistic as reigning WBCA Player of the Year Cacia Antonio joins the team and Tyler Jones ...

High School, Jordan Njoku picked UNM over other offers. He was one of six recruits on an official visit to UNM on ...

Santa Fe Pro Musica will open its 44th season Sunday, Oct. 5, with a program pairing Antonín Dvořák’s beloved "Serenade for ...

Robert “Vince” Smith is the highest-paid employee in New Mexico’s executive branch, earning $455,000 annually, according to state filings.

The office will serve as headquarters for the nonprofit, which works to revitalize the San Pedro Main Street corridor between Interstate 40 and Central.

After moving to New Mexico over three years ago, Brian Adams thought he’d spend the rest of his career working for startups remotely. That was, until he read an Albuquerque Journal article titled ...

LAS CRUCES — When the city broke ground last year on a $26.5 million, 80-unit apartment complex for residents 55 or older, targeting those making no more than 60% of local median income, housing ...

LAS CRUCES — A state court is considering whether New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez can recover increased Medicaid costs in a long-running lawsuit against a medical sterilization facility in ...