Zia Pueblo News

Remnants of a tradition that stretches back to the days of Spanish explorers, the humble offerings are aimed at blessing this year's meager irrigation season and easing a relentless drought that continues to march across New Mexico and much of the western half of the U.S. From the heart of New Mexico to West Texas and Oklahoma, the pressures of ... (more)

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Ignitions have started for the second day this week on the Chaparral prescribed burn.

A state board has awarded about $13 million for capital improvement projects for 16 Indian tribes and pueblos in New Mexico.