This amendment, Senate Bill 353, would require local agencies to call New Mexico Search and Rescue when they’re called to help someone. They work under New Mexico State Police.

Legislative leaders promised to power through some big public safety and behavioral health bills in the first 30 days of this session.

New Mexico lawmakers declare February 11 Lowrider Day and introduce bill to make the custom vehicles a state symbol alongside ...

A sweeping plan to overhaul New Mexico's mental health and substance abuse treatment system is headed to the state House with ...

A suite of behavioral health bills overwhelmingly passed the Senate Friday, although Republicans said more needs to be done.

New Mexico’s snowpack conditions are showing an “extreme difference between this year and last year,” and “are far from ...

A promise to make Texas the film capital of the world has left local creatives raring to cash in — and preparing for a legislative battle, The Texas Tribune reports.

Two Democratic senators are demanding answers from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth about the rising cost of the military’s ...

New Mexico State Senator Cindy Nava, once an undocumented immigrant, navigates the complexity of immigration issues. Her story is one of irony and perseverance in the U.S. political landscape, ...

New Mexico state Senator Cindy Nava recalled how her father, a former police officer in Chihuahua, Mexico, instilled in her a respect for the law even though he brought his family to the U.S.

The proposal would allow cyclists to yield at stop signs and treat red lights as cars treat stop signs: stopping first, then ...

As the longest-serving Senate leader in history, McConnell developed a reputation for keeping his rank-and-file members in line and frustrating Democrats by relentlessly using procedural tactics to ...