Lady Trojans win first-ever state championship ALBUQUERQUE — With a shot heard around the north, Aayilah Boies’s 3-pointer with 2.7 seconds left in the game...

Students from McCurdy Charter School participated in the New Mexico Regional Science Fair Feb. 28 in Las Vegas, New Mexico, after first competing in...

The City of Española broke ground, Feb. 26, on the first of three water projects funded with $17,588,000 awarded from the New Mexico Water Trust Board. Mayor John Ramon Vigil and city councilors held the groundbreaking ceremony for a new water well and well house at the Prince-Carter Ranch at the north edge of the city.

Coming into the boys Class 2A state basketball tournament, third seeded Mesa Vista was simply looking for a challenge out of No. 14 Hozho Academy.

RIO RANCHO – Even before the final whistle blew Thursday morning, the Mesa Vista players on the bench – all five of the Lady...

The City of Española settled a lawsuit on the eve of a trial with a man who was repeatedly run over by former city...

The Española City Council wants to see an ordinance to regulate the installation of privately owned fire hydrants throughout the city due to questions...

The City of Española broke ground, Feb. 26, on the first of three water projects funded with $17,588,000 awarded from the New Mexico Water...

Bucky is a bubbly, bright-eyed beanie bop of a 2-year-old Shepherd-mix with puggle eyes and big beagley ears, and an even bigger heart. At...

Expressing Gratitude We, the families of Moving Arts Española, would like to express our gratitude to the Española City Council Members for the support demonstrated...

The winds of change come swift and furious. That’s something I learned hiking the White Mountains. Those winds blew right through me. They filled...

New Mexicans deserve energy companies that are reliable, transparent, and accountable to the public—not private-equity firms that play shell games with our essential services....