Department of Transportation Installs Cameras Along I-40

CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. – A new camerabased traffic monitoring system is operating along Interstate 40 near milepost 97 in Cibola County, replacing an in-pavement traffic counter that had been in service for more than two decades.

Operation Game Thief

NEW MEXICO - A New Mexico plainclothes conservation officer was scanning the prairie through his binoculars during pronghorn season when a group of hunters caught his attention.

Cibola Water Monitoring Report – August 12 - 18

CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. – Monsoon moisture continued to leave its mark on Cibola County this week, with repeated chances for thunderstorms and flash flooding accompanied by a noticeable rise in the Rio San Jose.

CDT Communities Share Insights, Concerns for Public Land

Feedback from Continental Divide National Scenic Trail Survey Underscores Concern for Public Lands and Outdoor Economies GOLDEN, CO — Communities in five Rocky Mountain states rank public lands and waters as having the most impact on quality of life, according to the recently released Continental...

U.S. Camel Corps Commemoration Returns to El Morro National Monument September 12-13, 2026

RAMAH, N.M. – Join U.S. Camel Corps reenactor Doug Baum, his camels, and park staff at El Morro National Monument from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, September 12, and Sunday, September 13, 2026, for the U.S. Camel Corps Commemoration event.

Bernhard Capital Partners Completes Purchase of New Mexico Gas Company

CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. – New Mexico Gas Company has officially changed ownership after Bernhard Capital Partners completed its acquisition of the state’s largest regulated natural gas utility from Emera Inc.Bernhard announced Aug.

Catron, Sierra, and Socorro Counties Use Joint Authority to Compensate Ranchers for Mexican Wolf Losses

CATRON COUNTY, N.M. – A livestock compensation authority created by three New Mexico counties says it has expanded its ability to reimburse ranchers for losses associated with Mexican wolves, including confirmed livestock kills, probable depredations and some indirect economic damages.

Arbitrator Orders GMCS to Reinstate Fired Miyamura High School Teacher

GALLUP, N.M. – A former Miyamura High School teacher fired last year following allegations involving classroom discipline and student conduct has been ordered reinstated after an arbitrator determined Gallup-McKinley County Schools did not have just cause to terminate him.

Cultivating the Next Generation of Scientists: From NTU to Harvard

CAMBRIDGE, MA - On August 4, 2026, seven students from Navajo Technical University (NTU) participated in the 10-week Harvard University Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program.

Iran War Update: Iran Signals Escalation as Iraq, Lebanon and Red Sea Tensions Grow

GRANTS, N.M. – The Iran war remains in a tense and uncertain phase, with Iran signaling it may escalate fighting if negotiations do not meet its demands, while Iranian-backed groups continue to pressure U.S. partners across the region.