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Why the Government Is Shooting Cows From Helicopters
By Nik Popli
Protester Shot Over Conquistador Statue in New Mexico
By Jasmine Aguilera
'Joy, Excitement, and Togetherness at the Border.' With Three Hot Pink See-Saws, These Architects Turned the U.S.-Mexico Border Wall Into a Playscape
By Madeline Fitzgerald
With Gofundme Money, They Built a Border Wall in New Mexico. U.S. Officials Say It's Causing Problems
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1 Skier Dead, 1 Critically Injured After Being Buried by Avalanche at New Mexico Ski Resort
One skier has died and another is in hospital with critical injuries after an avalanche on Thursday at a ski resort in New Mexico. Both men were pulled from the snow alive at Taos Ski...
By Billy Perrigo
January 18, 2019
Democrats in Kansas, New Mexico Become First Native American Women Elected to Congress
"I never imagined a world where I would be represented by someone who looks like me"
By Katie Reilly
November 6, 2018
'He's a Good Dog.' Man Forgives Dog That Shot Him on Hunting Trip
'I never thought that this would happen.'
By Billy Perrigo
November 2, 2018
Space Observatory Suddenly Closed Because of Child Porn Investigation, Not Aliens, Authorities Say
The Sunspot Solar Observatory re-opened on Monday after being closed for two weeks
By Mahita Gajanan
September 20, 2018
7 Dead After New Mexico Bus Crash
Police are still assessing the number and extent of passengers' injuries
By Gina Martinez
August 30, 2018
She Could Be the First Native American Woman in Congress
"I almost feel like my winning is a shoutout to democracy everywhere"
By Katie Reilly
June 7, 2018
A 9-Year-Old Accidentally Shared Her Grandpa's Marijuana Gummies With Her Fifth-Grade Class
The edibles belonged to her grandpa
By Jamie Ducharme
January 23, 2018
Someone Stole a 1,700-Pound Grill From a Restaurant
“What on God’s earth do you think they would want with it?”
By Abigail Abrams
August 1, 2017
Boy Trips Over Rock and Finds Million-Year-Old Fossil
The stegomastodon is an ancestor of the modern elephant
By Rachel Lewis
July 20, 2017
'She Just Loved Life.' Texas Teen Dies After Being Electrocuted by Cellphone in Bathtub, Family Says
“That was just very obvious that that’s what had happened"
By Melissa Chan
July 12, 2017
An American Airlines Pilot Died During a Landing
A medical emergency was announced on the flight as it prepared to land
By Zamira Rahim
March 30, 2017
Community Mourns 10-Year-Old Killed on Birthday
"It’s just devastating," Victoria Martens' grandfather said
By Melissa Chan
August 26, 2016
Remains of Missing Treasure Hunter Found
Tens of thousands have undertaken the quest to find author Forrest Fenn's hidden $2 million trove
By Amanda Calvo
July 27, 2016
Restaurant Under Fire for 'Black Olives Matter' Sign
Some people found the pun offensive
By Mahita Gajanan
July 19, 2016
Spotlight on American Voices: New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez
GOVERNOR OF NEW MEXICO, 56 Martinez, the first Latina U.S. governor, made headlines in May when she refused to be "bullied" into supporting Donald Trump after he criticized her at an Albuquerque event. Martinez says...
June 30, 2016
Hillary Clinton Wins New Jersey Primary
Hillary Clinton has beat Bernie Sanders in New Jersey, winning one of the final states of the Democratic primary on her way to likely winning a majority of pledged delegates Tuesday night. Her victory in...
By Sam Frizell
June 7, 2016
Man Pleads Guilty After Pulling Woman's Hijab Off on Plane
“Take it off! This is America!”
By Katie Reilly
May 14, 2016
New Mexico Man Accused of Killing Girl on Navajo Reservation
He pleaded not guilty to charges of murder and kidnapping of a minor
By Katie Reilly
May 4, 2016
Firefighter’s Wife Criticized for Breastfeeding in His Uniform
Photographer defends image as representation of female empowerment
By Melissa Chan
April 11, 2016
Second Escaped New Mexico Inmate Caught
The other escapee, Joseph Cruz, 32, was caught Friday
By Elisha Fieldstadt / NBC
March 12, 2016
'You Would Probably Be Raped Every Day' in Prison, Judge Tells Convict
"Do you know what would happen ... to a young and dumb person in prison?"
By Rishi Iyengar
October 30, 2015
Parents of 4-Year-Old Killed in Road Rage Shooting Speak Out
They say their daughter was a "beautiful soul" and they will not rest until her killer is locked up
By Miguel Almaguer and Daniella Silva / NBC News
October 23, 2015
Navajo Nation Spars With EPA Over Animas River Disaster Compensation
The Navajo president says damage from the disaster can last for years
By Aditya Agrawal
August 13, 2015
Navajo Nation Says It Will Sue EPA Over Toxic Spill
"The spill has impacted us religiously, emotionally, financially"
By Aditya Agrawal
August 12, 2015
Boy Survives Desert Heat After Dying Parents Give Him Their Water
Park rangers found the boy next to his dead father
By Maya Rhodan
August 11, 2015
911 Dispatcher Tells Caller to ‘Deal With It Yourself’
He resigned Tuesday
By Nolan Feeney
July 29, 2015
Dispatcher Investigated After Hanging Up on Distraught 911 Caller
Jaydon Chavez-Silver was shot by a gunman at a party
By NBC News
July 28, 2015
Former White House Chef Walter Scheib Drowned in Accidental Death
The former White House chef whose body was found late Sunday, after a week-long search in the New Mexico mountains, died from drowning, state police said Tuesday. Medical examiners ruled 61-year-old Walter Scheib's death as...
By NBC News
June 23, 2015
This 'Toy Rifle' Put a New Mexico Elementary School on Lockdown
A very real-looking toy sparked an emergency response.
By Noah Rayman
May 1, 2015
This Part of the U.S. Just Imposed a Tax on Junk Food
It also eliminated a 5% sales tax on healthy produce
By Sabrina Toppa
March 30, 2015
Body Cam Yields Murder Charge Against N.M. Cops
It could be the first of many
By Josh Sanburn
January 14, 2015
$500,000 Winning Lottery Ticket Deemed a ‘Misprint’
It's a classic rags-to-riches story. Only without the riches
By Victor Luckerson
January 6, 2015
From the Pineapple Express to Avoiding a Shutdown
Watch this week's #KnowRightNow to catch up on all the latest stories
By TIME Video
December 12, 2014
Woman's Pickup Truck Stalls Due to an Unexpected Case of Python
"How much horsepower you got?" "Nah, man. Pythons."
By Bijan Stephen
July 12, 2014
New Mexico Forecast: 100% Chance Of A Grasshopper Storm
Nope
By Melissa Locker
June 3, 2014
Obama Designates Half-Million Acre National Monument in New Mexico
The Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks region is now the largest national monument created during Obama's presidency
By Denver Nicks
May 21, 2014
Supreme Court Declines Same-Sex Discrimination Case
New Mexico's high court said a photographer's refusal to photograph same-sex weddings because it violated her religious beliefs was discriminatory, and the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear her appeal
By Charlotte Alter
April 7, 2014
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