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After more than two weeks, the Fox Mountain Pack alpha female wolf is still on the loose, foiling The Fish and Wildlife Service’s best efforts to trap and…
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On Tuesday in Las Cruces, New Mexico State University hosted the 57th annual New Mexico Water Conference. This year’s conference was titled “Hard Choices”…
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Hearings resume on Aug. 28 on drilling wastes generated by the oil and gas industry. At issue are rules put in place under the previous administration…
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A new water treatment facility opened in Las Cruces on Aug. 23 and is supposed to clean up water from a toxic Superfund site. The pollution was detected…
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UPDATED 08-22-12, 8:00 PM:Additional rains have reconnected flows within the stretch of the Pecos River that includes habitat for the Pecos bluntnose…
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In 1979, a dam at a uranium mine collapsed. More than 90 million gallons of radioactive waste shot down the Rio Puerco.It was the largest release of…
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New Mexico Senator Jeff Bingaman, D, was in Santa Fe today, listening to testimony about the impacts of climate change. During a field hearing of the U.S.…
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TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES, N.M. (AP) — City commissioners in the southeastern New Mexico town of Truth or Consequences have approved a year-long moratorium on…
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Although the wind energy industry in the United States is below the peak it hit three years ago, 2011 was still a pretty good year.According to the U.S.…
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The land of enchantment is rich in many natural resources. Water, however, isn't one of them. And while higher prices have a way of persuading people to…