February 3, 2026
New Mexico ski areas prepare for another round of snow
A winter storm expected to bring a blast of arctic air and snowfall to Mexico this weekend has one ski operator feeling optimistic.
Keithley’s Korner: Roberts says snow doesn’t appear to be Ruidoso’s friend
Ron warned that recent dry conditions and a lack of snowpack also can mean the increase in wildfire danger when the winds typically strengthen around springtime.
Southeast New Mexico lawmakers tapped for committees as legislative session gets underway
New Mexico Sen. Jim Townsend of Artesia was appointed to the powerful Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday.
Homer and Jethro and Jesus
Some of you may remember Homer and Jethro. They were a comedy team who specialized in country music parodies and satire.
Crime, healthcare key in State of State speech
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham delivered her eighth and last State of the State address Tuesday in Santa Fe, opening the 30-day legislative session.
Roots and the Bible
Roots run throughout the Bible. Some roots are God’s way of growing something beautiful, some are the opposite.
Man found shot to death at Artesia apartment complex
Ivan Ortiz, 32, was initially found suffering from a gunshot wound and later died.
CULINARY CONFIDENTIAL: Decadent Monte Cristo with Pear Salad and Pear Vinaigrette
The Monte Cristo is indulgence at its finest — savory, sweet, crisp, and rich.
Artesia officials question state pollution law
Artesia city officials voiced support for Xcel Energy as the utility provider sought an exemption from a state law aimed at reducing carbon emissions from energy production.
Charles Sullivan: Change needed amid Democrat dominance
There are two taboo facts that New Mexico’s television stations and major newspapers almost never discuss. The first is that no state in the United States has had single- party Democratic rule at the state level longer than New Mexico.