Michael Smith

The Senate’s approval of the Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act could soon give schools the option to serve whole and 2% milk again.

Moist, tender, and beautifully fragrant, this cake is soaked in a buttery rum syrup that melts into every bite. Finished with a luxurious swirl of vanilla frosting, it’s a dessert that feels both nostalgic and elegant—perfect for celebrations with family and friends.

The Artesia City Council approved $500,000 for housing incentives during a special City Council meeting Monday, Dec. 15.

A growing coalition of organizations from across the political spectrum supports New Mexico joining the interstate compacts for health care workers.

Most of the people Time considers influential I have never heard of, so they haven’t influenced me. Maybe it’s a generational thing.

Roads used to transport nuclear waste throughout New Mexico could be maintained using $20 million in federal funds.

My man, my man, takin’ you outta sight with a tale that’s radical.

Here is a look at ongoing community events in Artesia.

Mark Chino has fond memories of a steak dinner at The Inn of the Mountain Gods in 1975. He did it again Tuesday night – another New York Strip sirloin steak at Wendell’s restaurant, another $9.75 tab.

Despite frozen waters, anglers have reported good fishing conditions at Seven Springs Kids’ Pond, nestled in the Jemez Mountains of northern New Mexico.

For example, 18 years ago, I quit newspapers to help found New Mexico’s first online newspaper, the New Mexico Independent. A few years after that, I co-founded the state’s first digital nonprofit media outlet, New Mexico In Depth, in the aftermath of the 2008 economic collapse.

The partnership creates a transfer pathway for SENMC graduates to continue their education toward four-year bachelor’s degrees at New Mexico Tech in Socorro.