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Radiation exposure and less security guards raise concerns for workers at WIPP

Workers could face higher doses of radiation at a nuclear repository near Carlsbad under a proposed change in federal policy.

El Rito Media announces Roswell Tribune amid Daily Record’s sale

Incredibly, the Roswell Daily Record held on and held its head high for an amazing 135 years.

Roswell alleged cockfighting ring shut down by Chaves County Sheriff’s Office

he operation, which drew more than 100 participants was thwarted after deputies were tipped off to a large gathering.

Two arrested for smuggling drugs at Roswell Detention Center

The investigation revealed that during a scheduled inmate visitation, Brittney Duncan allegedly concealed Suboxone strips.

Marquee event at IRONMAN Ruidoso shows off village

After years of preparation and work, the dream of IRONMAN Ruidoso triathlon came true last weekend.

Ruidoso IRONMAN 5150 and Sprint results

Results from the IRONMAN 5150 and Sprint by age group.

Trump’s EPA slams New Mexico’s nuclear waste proposal to increase shipments from Los Alamos to WIPP

The Environmental Protection Agency argued the state’s proposal could violate the U.S. Constitution and lead to intervention by the president.

Culinary Confidential: Watermelon Gazpacho with Fresh Mint

Few dishes are as refreshing as a chilled bowl of Watermelon Gazpacho.

New Mexico touts ‘record’ cleanup of abandoned oil and gas wells

In New Mexico, the work is conducted by the Oil Conservation Division, an arm of the state’s Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department.

Roswell Daily Record sold

The newspaper first founded in the 1900s announced Monday that it was “ceasing operations.”

Fishing waters offer relief from New Mexico summer heat

A look at weekly fishing conditions across the state.

Rebates now, tax reform later

Rebates of at least $500 per tax filer would make a difference for families hit by higher costs and it wouldn’t even eat up the entire $850 million.