Members of the Hurley and Santa Clara volunteer fire departments fight a structure fire Wednesday night on Aztec Avenue in Hurley. There were no injuries reported. (Photo Courtesy of Larry Montoya, ...

The New Mexico attorney general has filed an emergency motion to halt the $1.9 million severance payment to outgoing Western New Mexico University President Joseph Shepard. The payment, negotiated ...

As the new year begins and we leave the hot, stormy summer and mild, dry winter of 2024 behind us, it is time to look back at Grant County’s weather in the past year and see how it compared to ...

Wendy Biondo carries out a collective tarot card reading for Silver City at Silver City Mystic, 505 N. Bullard St., laying down cards from multiple decks to get an idea of what 2025 holds for the ...

With all but one regent having given their resignations, there was no quorum present Tuesday to conduct a scheduled meeting of the Western New Mexico University Board of Regents. Student Regent Trent ...

Two days after Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham requested the resignations of the entire Western New Mexico University Board of Regents, the university’s 12-member faculty senate unanimously approved a ...

Three new Grant County commissioners joined their two senior colleagues at Tuesday’s work session. From left are new Commissioners Nancy Stephens of District 3 and Eddie Flores of District 4, ...

Tiffany Lindsey of the Housing and Behavioral Health Task Force organizes some of the coats that have been donated among other clothing, blankets and supplies at the Emergency Warming Center now ...

Just before 5:30 Thursday afternoon, crews from PNM restored power to the last of their customers in the western portions of Grant County who had lacked electricity for much of the day, adding extra ...

The Hurley Police Department detained a dozen people described as foreign nationals found in the back of a box truck on New Year’s Eve amid an otherwise quiet night for Grant County law enforcement. A ...

One member of the Western New Mexico University Board of Regents has resigned, and Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has asked for the remaining members to do so as well. Michael Coleman, communications ...

Upon learning Wednesday that a $1.9 million severance payment had already been disbursed to the outgoing Western New Mexico University president, the state attorney general is now seeking to prevent ...