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U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson visited a New Mexico detention facility housing 400 Central American women and children Friday and warned immigrants that "we will send you back" if they try entering the country illegally.

A historic fly-fishing ranch near Pecos is suing an electric cooperative, claiming its negligence led to a 2013 wildfire that destroyed thousands of acres of forest.

The Grant County Commission voted to raise gross receipts tax on Thursday morning despite the outrage voiced by residents and even a Silver City town councilor just moments earlier.

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LeBron James has signed with the Cavaliers, now the nation's next biggest mystery is back in the spotlight: which state will Tesla pick for its gigafactory? The speculation has consumed many in New Mexico for months.

Axle Ramos practices his serve on Friday during Family Tennis Night at the Farmington Tennis Complex.

At the monthly Silver City-Grant County Chamber of Commerce meeting, Board member Bruce Ashburn presented the area PNM grant recipient checks.

U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson visited a New Mexico detention facility housing 400 Central American women and children Friday and warned immigrants that "we will send you back" if they try crossing into the country.

Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) July 11--More than half of Santa Fe's workforce lives outside city limits.

Four months ago a big moment happened for Sadie's of New Mexico and its senior vice president Jim A. Garcia .

This is a rendering of the finished interchange. A report circulating the Internet this week says the massive $93 million Paseo del Norte/I-25 interchange project is in jeopardy of losing funding.

That is according to a report the New Mexico Indian Affairs Department presented to the Legislative Finance Committee on Thursday at San Juan College.

But New Mexico Transportation Department spokeswoman Melissa Dosher said no official from Gov. Susana Martinez's administration plans to meet with Amtrak CEO Joe Boardman because the agency didn't learn of the tour until receiving a news release from the rail operator Thursday morning.

Three quarters of New Mexicans who have a STEM-related bachelor's degree aren't employed in science, technology, engineering or mathematics occupations, the U.S. Census Bureau said Thursday.

LOS ALAMOS >> The Los Alamos post office is on its way to being listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

A new report claiming illegal immigrants awaiting deportation to Central America are carrying potentially deadly diseases has some neighbors in southeastern New Mexico concerned.

ROSWELL >> Gov. Susana Martinez announced a record-breaking year for tourism in New Mexico.

Members of the Legislature's Interim Economic and Rural Development Committee were told Tuesday that the state doesn't always help local companies.

New Mexico's film industry gets a glowing report card from the head of the State Film Office the agency in charge of helping the industry grow and develop.

According to a new report released Wednesday by wallethub.com , New Mexico is among the top five states with uninsured Americans.