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For the 42nd year in a row, Artesia hosted Balloons and Tunes.

Artesia honors veterans with a ceremony.

Pearce would be in charge of an agency that oversees 245 million acres of public lands, including for recreation, cattle grazing and extraction of oil and natural gas.

The state is urging New Mexicans to take charge of their healthcare coverage by making informed choices during this year’s Medicare fall open enrollment.

A mill levy partially funding Artesia General Hospital was approved by voters in the Tuesday, Nov. 4, general election.

Downtown Artesia was party central Saturday night.

Century Bank announced Tuesday an initiative to aid furloughed employees affected by the current government shutdown.

Owners Steve and Pam Wilson, along with their crew and sponsors team from Xcel Energy, set up their hot air balloon "The Empty Nest" at Roselawn Elementary Friday morning.

The Republican is the first announced challenger who would like to unseat current Democrat incumbent Teresa Leger Fernandez.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture will pay about half of November benefits for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, though benefits could take months to flow to recipients, the department said Monday in a brief to a federal court in Rhode Island.

Following months of speculation, New Mexico Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver announced on Thursday she will seek the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor in the June 2, 2026 primary election.

Incumbents win another term for hospital board and school board.