‘The American Buffalo’ traces fall and rise of a ‘sacred relationship’
Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns examines the dark history and ongoing recovery of the buffalo in a new series for PBS
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The man behind the Native Hall of Fame
James Parker Shield has gone from rough and tumble street survivor to founder of the National Native American Hall of Fame
Little Shop of Horrors coming to Farmington Civic Center
Get a taste of Broadway in the Four Corners this month when the Little Shop of Horrors shows at the Farmington Civic Center. (AP Photo/Julie Jacobson) A deviously delicious Broadway…
Legislators in 49 states ask SCOTUS to preserve access to abortion pill
Seven N.M. lawmakers join 603 from across the country in legal brief
A tale of two Martins: Artificial intelligence takes center stage in Santa Fe
George R.R. Martin joins Sen. Heinrich, UNM professor to discuss AI concerns
Pickleball competition taking place on Saturday in Aztec
Local residents are taking full advantage of the new pickleball courts recently added to Brookside Park in Farmington. (Courtesy photo)Courtesy Photo The Northwest New Mexico Pickleball Club is hosting a…
Rod Hubble exhibits art at Farmington Museum and Visitors Bureau
Prolific artist ‘dedicated his life to art’
Doctors, nurses and dentists at four Santa Fe clinics win union election
Organizers hit with announcement of staff reduction, pay decreases two weeks after vote
State senator will look at geothermal legislation
Geothermal energy, which is drawn off the heat beneath the ground’s surface, is inexhaustible
Filmmaker from Bloomfield will premiere movie Oct. 20 in Farmington
Justin Hunt’s ‘The Post’ features local high school teams
Couple settles lawsuit after daughters’ hair was cut
Settlement requires school to get consent from parents before cutting students’ hair and to implement cultural competency training
San Juan College Halloween events coming up
Calling all ghouls and goblins: there’s zombies, a haunted house and a carnival
Hopi, Akimel O’odham activist, civil society groups call for hate crime prosecution
U.S. Attorney’s Office declines to comment on whether they will charge Oñate statue shooter with a hate crime
Photo essay: SFIS students celebrate school’s Feast Day
Traditional songs mix with the smell of blue corn muffins and Pueblo red chile enchiladas on Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Bloomfield Aquatic Center pool attracts all ages for fitness and fun
For some, swimming is a family tradition
Lujan gives update on post-executive order gun violence prevention efforts
In the last six months, Bernalillo County has had 6,891 gunshot detection incidents
Auto racing season wraps up in San Juan County
Four Corners drivers shine at Aztec Speedway and Kart Kanyon
FEMA head tours Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon burn scar
Administrator Criswell toured the Mora area Oct. 5
New Mexico colonias band together for better water
Communities in Southern New Mexico improved their water by creating one common utility
Op-ed: Why San Juan College Board elections matter
4CED will host its annual meeting at San Juan College’s Zia Conference Room Aug. 2 (File photo)du1-i-syn It has been widely understood throughout the history of higher education that there…