Lifestyle Review New Mexico
SEE OTHER BRANDS

Following culture and lifestyle news from New Mexico

Latest News

Read the latest news from regional and global sources, presenting different voices and perspectives.

Robert Ledoux appointed as director of Quantum New Mexico Institute

Robert Ledoux appointed as director of Quantum New Mexico Institute

Garnett S. Stokes, President | University of New MexicoGarnett S. Stokes, President | University of New Mexico The University of New Mexico has announced Robert "Bob" Ledoux as the new director of the Quantum New Mexico Institute (QNM-I). Ellen...

As many as 200 homes damaged as officials survey aftermath of deadly New Mexico flood

As many as 200 homes damaged as officials survey aftermath of deadly New Mexico flood

SANTA FE, N.M. — At least 200 homes were damaged during a deadly flash flood in the mountain village of Ruidoso, and local emergency managers warned Wednesday that number could more than double as teams survey more neighborhoods. Gov. Michelle...

New Mexico Museum Of Space History To Present ‘Sound That Moves You’ At New Horizons Dome Theater

Inside the New Mexico Museum of Space History at 3198 State Route 2001 in Alamogordo. Courtesy photo New Mexico Museum of Space History News: ALAMOGORDO — The community is invited to the second floor of the New Mexico Museum of Space History for a...

$1.5M Grant to Provide Broadband to 484 Students in Silver City, New Mexico

New Mexico’s Office of Broadband Access and Expansion (OBAE) has awarded a $1.5 million grant to Transworld Network LLC to provide broadband to 484 unserved or underserved rural students and faculty of the Silver Consolidated School District,...

New Mexico youth engage in hands-on learning at regional livestock schools

New Mexico youth engage in hands-on learning at regional livestock schools

Youth from various parts of New Mexico participated in livestock schools held in Capitan and Estancia during June. The events were organized by New Mexico 4-H, targeting members aged 9 to 19 for specialized instruction led by professionals in the...

New Mexico flash flooding brushes up whole residence away, motivates loads of saves

New Mexico flash flooding brushes up whole residence away, motivates loads of saves

Upgraded on: July 9, 2025/ 2: 16 AM EDT / CBS Information Large rainfalls soaked the Ruidoso location of south New Mexico Tuesday and triggered flash flooding, with water moving so swiftly it was seen bring a home downstream. It was uncertain if...

Ranching Heritage Association Working Cowboy Award to go to Texas Cowboy Tom Moorhouse and New Mexico Cowboy Jeff Bilberry

Ranching Heritage Association Working Cowboy Award to go to Texas Cowboy Tom Moorhouse and New Mexico Cowboy Jeff Bilberry

The Ranching Heritage Association will honor two working cowboys with this year’s annual RHA Working Cowboy Award. The eastern division recipient is Tom Moorhouse of Benjamin, Texas. The western division recipient is Jeff Bilberry of Kenna, New...

Coast to Coast Bike Demonstration Brings New Mexico Native Through Kansas City

Coast to Coast Bike Demonstration Brings New Mexico Native Through Kansas City

Teddy Bloom arrives at City Hall in Kansas City on Thursday, July 3 along his "Ride4Rights" journey across the U.S. | Photo by Julia Williams Julia Williams Editor-in-Chief New Mexico native Teddy Bloom starts his day at 5:45 a.m., eats breakfast,...

New Mexico diocese opposes federal plan for border wall near pilgrimage site

New Mexico diocese opposes federal plan for border wall near pilgrimage site

The Diocese of Las Cruces, New Mexico, has publicly opposed a federal proposal to build a border barrier near Mount Cristo Rey, a historic religious site in Sunland Park, Doña Ana County, New Mexico, which is one of the several counties the...

Once upon a time in New Mexico: 12th Site Santa Fe International focuses on the art of visual storytelling

Once upon a time in New Mexico: 12th Site Santa Fe International focuses on the art of visual storytelling

In a corner of New Mexico’s Site Santa Fe museum—currently featuring the 12th Site Santa Fe International: Once Within a Time (until 12 January 2026)—is a display case of painted terracotta figures by the New Mexico-based artist Helen Cordero....

5 things to know for July 9: Texas floods, Ukraine, Gaza, New Mexico floods, Epstein memo

5 things to know for July 9: Texas floods, Ukraine, Gaza, New Mexico floods, Epstein memo

CNN By Jade Walker, CNN Minnesota State Sen. John Hoffman, who was shot in a politically motivated attack last month, was released from a hospital ICU this week and moved into a rehabilitation facility. The Democratic lawmaker’s wife, Yvette, who...

Joseph Shepard sued by the New Mexico State Ethics Commission

Joseph Shepard sued by the New Mexico State Ethics Commission

By Joshua Bowling, Searchlight New Mexico In addition to staying at five-star resorts, buying luxury furniture and traveling the world on the taxpayers’ dime, former Western New Mexico University President Joseph Shepard also took money intended...

Terrifying flood in New Mexico washes away a father and two sons as rescue efforts begin

Terrifying flood in New Mexico washes away a father and two sons as rescue efforts begin

A small town in New Mexico has been hit with a terrifying flash flood, with social media videos showing water gushing through previously tranquil streets and neighborhoods. Ruidoso, a town of about 7,000 people, has seen roughly an inch to...

Flash flood devastates Ruidoso, New Mexico: Homes swept away, river rises 20 feet in 30 minutes

Flash flood devastates Ruidoso, New Mexico: Homes swept away, river rises 20 feet in 30 minutes

A flash flood hit the village of Ruidoso, New Mexico on Tuesday afternoon ,July 2, 2025.Strong water currents were seen washing away several homes in videos shared online. Senator Martin Heinrich of New Mexico warned people to evacuate to higher...

Terrifying flood in New Mexico washes away a father and two sons as rescue efforts begin

Terrifying flood in New Mexico washes away a father and two sons as rescue efforts begin

A small town in New Mexico has been hit with a terrifying flash flood, with social media videos showing water gushing through previously tranquil streets and neighborhoods. Ruidoso, a town of about 7,000 people, has seen roughly an inch to...

On This Day in 1947, an Alien Ship Allegedly Crashes in Roswell, New Mexico, Leading To Countless Songs About Extraterrestrials

On This Day in 1947, an Alien Ship Allegedly Crashes in Roswell, New Mexico, Leading To Countless Songs About Extraterrestrials

No matter where in the United States one might be from, everybody knows about the infamous Roswell, New Mexico incident that occurred in 1947 on this very day. It was a culture-changing moment and the basis of plenty of conspiracy theories and...

Melanie Stansbury reflects on New Mexico's charm and offers condolences for Texas floods

Melanie Stansbury reflects on New Mexico's charm and offers condolences for Texas floods

U.S. Rep. Melanie Stansbury representing New Mexico's 1st Congressional District | Official U.S. House headshotU.S. Rep. Melanie Stansbury representing New Mexico's 1st Congressional District | Official U.S. House headshot Representative Melanie...

8 Cheap yet Cosy Airbnbs to Book in Cloudcroft, New Mexico in 2025

8 Cheap yet Cosy Airbnbs to Book in Cloudcroft, New Mexico in 2025

The Airbnbs in Cloudcroft are not only cheap but they also assure a memorable staycation experience. Cloudcroft, New Mexico is a charming mountain village perfect for tourists seeking a peaceful getaway. Nestled in the Lincoln National Forest, it...

Trump’s rollback of environmental review law sparks concern in New Mexico

Trump’s rollback of environmental review law sparks concern in New Mexico

A swath of federal agencies — from the Department of the Interior to the U.S. Air Force and Department of Energy — have sidestepped the usual rulemaking process, implementing sweeping changes to a cornerstone law that required them to consider...

New Mexico farmers heavily rely on a federal visa program facing an overhaul

New Mexico farmers heavily rely on a federal visa program facing an overhaul

It sounds like a New Mexican's nightmare: What if you had to cook with chiles imported from another country, rather than grown in Hatch? Terry Adams, a farmer who cultivates chiles and onions in the Hatch Valley, said the grim scenario is becoming...

Share us

on your social networks:
AGPs

Get the latest news on this topic.

SIGN UP FOR FREE TODAY

No Thanks

By signing to this email alert, you
agree to our Terms of Service