Mitt Romney officially became the Republican Presidential nominee, a week before New Mexico's primary. That means New Mexico Republicans had no say in the

Voters in Dona Ana County will be able to cast their ballots at special voting centers for the first time in the upcoming primary election.

One of the candidates was living with a woman accused of trying to bilk $3.2 million from a Santa Fe hospital. Another had 11 arrest warrants issued against

Members of a U.S. Senate committee want to restore funding for a multi-billion dollar new plutonium laboratory at Los Alamos after the funding request was

According to the results of a new poll, Democrat Martin Heinrich and former Republican Heather Wilson are the front-runners in the race to fill the U.S. Senate

Chief District Judge Barbara Vigil is planning to move the state court's office and clerk employees from Tierra Amarilla to Santa Fe by July 1.

McKinley County has been ordered to hire an outside accountant to conduct a special audit based on the state's questionable findings with a contractor.

The latest finance reports show candidates for New Mexico's U.S. Senate seat have spent more than $1.6 million in the past six weeks as campaigns started

Gov. Susanna Martinez was on a plane Wednesday night that made a belly landing after the pilot forgot to put down the landing gear.

A black father and son who were never charged with a crime after authorities confiscated $17,000 in cash from them during a New Mexico traffic stop are getting

The state Board of Finance says New Mexico is getting exceptionally low-cost financing for $70 million in capital improvement projects across the state.

The Michael Wiener scandal has taken on a life of its own in the wake of what he says was a sightseeing trip through a red light district. Now Wiener is

Governor Susana Martinez and First Gentleman Chuck Franco are okay after a private plane they were flying on had a hard landing at the Santa Fe airport

They stand as powerful symbols of monumental waste while New Mexico's crumbling infrastructure remains neglected and underfunded.

Congressional candidate Eric Griego has been the subject of at least 11 arrest warrants for traffic violations in recent years.