Kashka the giraffe, a 16-year-resident of the Rio Grande Zoo, has been euthanized after suffering an injury that kept her from standing, officials of the

With a nod to El Niño and daylight saving time Ski Santa Fe is extending its season to April 11.

The calendar on Saturday will say it's spring, but a stubborn blast of winter will still have New Mexico in its grip.

The New Mexico Farm Service Agency says federal help is now available to ranchers who have suffered livestock losses resulting from wolf depredation.

Stimulus money is hard at work in Albuquerque with the latest project expected to give pedestrians a spring in their step and bicyclists a little easier time

After two days of residents being on edge a game officer darted a mountain lion Wednesday after it sought refuge in an apple tree near Santa Fe High School.

Bob Gerding of Outdoor Adventures takes viewers' questions on New Mexico fishing.

New Mexico is pushing ahead with a plan to give hundreds of miles of rivers and streams and thousands of acres of wetlands special protection under the federal

Two men, one of them suffering from some type of injury, were rescued from the Rio Grande Gorge northwest of Taos Wednesday morning.

Environmentalists want the federal government to set aside more than 53 million acres in New Mexico, Arizona, California and Texas as critical habitat for the

The slopes of Ski Apache are projected to remain open through April 11 for skiers and snowboarders.

A mountain lion spotted near downtown Santa Fe Tuesday morning may be living in a residential area, the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish said while

A few inches of ice caused a 6-mile-long headache for drivers on Interstate 40 at Clines Corners Monday morning.

The last week of winter began with no hint that spring is just around the snowy corner.

This is birthing season for deer and elk.  In order to protect the animals during this critical time, the State Game and Fish Department announced Sunday it is