Red River News

Snow predicted tonight in Sangre de Cristos The National Weather Service in Albuquerque issued a warning of possible strong thunderstorms in the central highlands and eastern plains Tuesday afternoon with the potential for snow in the northern mountains above 8,500 feet in elevation.

A film described as a contemporary vampire tale is expected to shoot in New Mexico this winter, according to Gov.

Backpacker Magazine September 2009 Rip & Go: Wheeler Peak Loop - Wheeler Peak Wilderness, NM Connect alpine lakes and tag three summits on this wildflower- and wildlife-packed loop.

Anyone in the mood to sing in the rain could have belted it out loudly through the wee hours of Wednesday morning as rain pounded Santa Fe.

Next January, Ruidoso shoppers will see the gross receipts tax increase by one-half of one percent to help pay for the new $36 million wastewater treatment plant.

Five-time world champion boxer Johnny Tapia was sentenced Wednesday to a year in prison for a parole violation.

While the Red River School Board is spreading the wealth with its excess sales tax collections, other public bodies such as the Police Jury and sheriff's office are being somewhat more conservative.

While the Red River School Board is spreading the wealth with its excess sales tax collections, other public bodies such as the Police Jury and sheriff's office are being somewhat more conservative.

Former five-time world champion boxer Johnny Tapia is behind bars again. The New Mexico Department of Corrections said Tapia was taken into custody and booked into the Metropolitan Detention Center in Albuquerque on Monday after violating the terms of his parole.

An Albuquerque family is getting some heavy-hitting help in the search for their missing loved one.

It's been 40 years since the motion picture "Easy Rider" roared across our movie screens, turning Peter Fonda, Dennis Hopper and Jack Nicholson into instant stars and creating a thriving culture of freewheeling, free-spirited open-road drives on motorcycles.

Motorcyclist fatalities have more than doubled in 10 years and reached nearly 5,000 in 2006, accounting for 11 percent of total highway fatalities.

The Tourism Association of New Mexico inducted three people into the Tourism Hall of Fame at the Governor's Conference on Tourism.

Mayor David Coss, along with representatives from the Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce and the Santa Fe Alliance, will be on hand, Coronado owner Buddy Roybal said.

Gov. Bill Richardson has appointed Craig Swagerty to lead EXPO New Mexico . Swagerty, deputy tourism secretary since 2007, replaces Judith Espinosa, who has served as director since October 2007.