With hundreds of cities, small towns, villages, and unincorporated territories, New Mexico is home to plenty of places with ...

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – White Rock, a small Northern New Mexico town has been named “The Happiest Small Town in America.” The online adventure website The Travel ranked the quiet town of about ...

New Mexico has a rich history of mining that has left behind a number of ghost towns. The state has around 400 ghost towns, but only some are still standing for visitors.

COLFAX COUNTY, N.M. (KRQE) – The first incorporated town in New Mexico was formed in 1866 in a portion of Colfax County. But now, 159 years later, all that is left of the northern New Mexico ...

SANTA FE, N.M. — Northern New Mexico is laced with treasures, from Santa Fe’s museums and Taos’ arty environs to cliff dwellings dating back 900 years. Starting in Santa Fe, with its more ...

in new mexico, and it was great to share that with her. and is one of my favorites. well, let’s stay in northern new mexico, head to a town that’s known for its art skiing and historic landmarks.

Near Taos in northern New Mexico, Vicente Fernandez, a mayordomo, or forest caretaker, cut saplings and seedlings crowding a mature fir tree. He explained he was removing fuel that could ...

Firefighters in northern New Mexico labored under an apocalyptic orange sky, and vehicles streamed out of the ski area of Angel Fire on Wednesday as wind-driven flames from the state's second ...

TAOS, N.M. – A new ranking is putting a New Mexico town on the map. A study by Mixbox had 3,000 families pick their favorite American “Christmassy town.” For the small northern mountain town ...

that is awesome. so they’re just getting ready for their opening day about 25 degrees up there in angel fire this morning corey. yeah i think that snow will be sticking around at 25 degrees.

Several small-town tourist meccas in northern Minnesota are inundated in floodwaters after heavy rain earlier this week, while another powerful storm turned a New Mexico village into a lake.

Northern and eastern New Mexico was expected to get the brunt of the snow with the second cold front. Now, the forecast is shifting that eastward, sparing places like Albuquerque and Santa Fe.