The Socorro Rotary Club is inviting local 8th grade students to put their values into words through an essay contest centered ...

Drought, heat, pests and floods have cut New Mexico chile supplies by as much as 50%, putting growers under pressure.

Albuquerque-based Garrity Group found that only 19% of New Mexico residents trust state government officials, a record low ...

Passenger vehicles and standard commercial trucks can again cross the damaged bridge west of Socorro, while oversized and overweight vehicles remain restricted.

Registration is open for the 2026 Festival of the Cranes, with organizers offering dozens of free classes, photography opportunities and guided outings to explore the wildlife and landscapes of the ...

Students across New Mexico are being encouraged to showcase their artistic talents and learn about aquatic conservation through the 2027 New Mexico Fish Art Contest. The contest, themed “The Art of ...

Off-road racers from across New Mexico and the Southwest are expected to converge on Socorro later this month for the annual Gordy Hicks Hare Scrambles, a two-day desert racing event celebrating ...

The historic gathering place will celebrate during New Mexico Tech’s 49ers weekend with green chile Bloody Marys, barbecue and live music.

The historic gathering place will celebrate during New Mexico Tech’s 49ers weekend with green chile Bloody Marys, barbecue and live music.

The Capitol Bar and Brewery will celebrate 130 years in Socorro on Saturday, Oct. 17, with live music, barbecue and a morning tradition that has become a favorite among New Mexico Tech 49ers visitors: ...

Cristina Flores Rodriguez, 94, a longtime Socorro resident, passed away September 26, 2026, in Rio Rancho. Born December 20, 1931, in Santo Tomas, Mexico, she was the daughter of Refugio Flores and ...

Pieter “Pete” Ditmars died on September 1, 2026. He had rectal cancer that metastasized throughout his liver. His death was peaceful and full of grace and love. He died as he lived – with style and ...