Nonprofits whose primary purpose is raising or spending money to influence elections can qualify as political committees, a designation that triggers stricter donor disclosure requirements.

Bruce Lesman Spring quietly delivers one of the kitchen’s most versatile gifts—fresh, ripe zucchini. At their peak, these tender green squash are sweet, delicate, and...

Artesia center Clay Kincaid will continue hsi career and education at Southwesern Oklahoma State University.

Prizes await Artesia area children if they can find hidden dinosaurs at the Artesia Museum.

Barela declined to comment on the ruling when reached by the Alamogordo News.

Here is this week's message from the First Christian Church Artesia.

A look at the New Mexico Renewable Energy Transmission Authority.

Artesia softball coach Sandra Pulido is No. 5 in all-time state championships.

Investigators said the three unidentified men donned ski masks and forced their way into the home using a pry tool.

New Mexico’s Campaign Reporting Act allows anonymous donations if the candidate does not know who the donor is, but places limits on them.

Pearce’s nomination by President Donald Trump to lead the agency that oversees 247 million acres of federal land in 12 states, including New Mexico, was confirmed Monday, May 18, by the U.S. Senate.

Primary elections are now underway across New Mexico, and this year’s races will help determine decisions about our economy, education system, healthcare, infrastructure, public safety, energy policy, and job creation for years to come. Those choices impact every New Mexican, regardless of political party or where they live.