A cooperative arrangement between city and county fire departments has been talked about for years, and despite the fact that it could save lives, nothing has

For Drexel Douglas, losing his mother was bad enough.  But when her nursing home decided to keep thousands of dollars in rent for the next 29 days, Douglas got

The report issued by the state education department last month assigning a letter grade to each of New Mexico’s schools seemed relatively straightforward.

For years, Albuquerque’s main jail was plagued by problems ranging from guards sexually assaulting inmates to drug smuggling to inmate brawls.

For two APD officers the murder of a homeless who wanted help highlight the obstacles in getting these people off the streets.

The political hot potato continues to sizzle with the racetrack and casino deal at Expo New Mexico.

Arthur Anaya's 54 years of life have been filled with violence, and he was supposed to be on probation for past crimes Monday when allegedly murdered a woman

There was no smoke, no fire and no emergency.

During nearly a dozen years with the Santa Fe Police Department, Sgt. Michael Eiskant has racked up a stack of citizen complaints.

For the past decade, hundreds of state officials have been cruising around New Mexico in government cars with regular, non-government license plates.

Gov. Susana Martinez, lawmakers and crime victims think criminals are getting away with murder, and they want it stop.

Privacy laws that strictly regulate the release of people’s medical information in New Mexico need to be strengthened, according to a father whose lawsuit ran

Most New Mexicans have probably heard of medical marijuana. But how about medical magic mushrooms?

The federal government is illegally giving more Rio Grande water to Texas farmers while providing less water to New Mexico farmers, according to a

A woman who runs a program for people down on their luck said a state senator stiffed her $1,600 after she did him a favor.