New Mexico

If you're drinking in New Mexico, you shouldn't drive. If you're drinking anywhere, you shouldn't drive but parts of New Mexico are about to make it an extra bad idea.

Every city has seen its share of grisly murders and Las Cruces is no different. Las Cruces and its neighboring areas have seen some horrific ones, even by big city standards.

Picture a small New Mexico town grappling with the loss of a bright young life—Carly Martinez's story is one of both tragedy and unexpected twists after the murder.

No, not talking about the Zombies on "Walking Dead"; I mean people who like to walk. Las Cruces was named a city where you can walk almost everywhere. Can you though?

Things are bigger in New Mexico, and west Texas too, when it comes to the military. The Air Force and the Army have some huge chunks of real estate.

Here in the Borderland, beauty is everywhere. Waterfalls though, are not quite as plentiful. This awesome hike, just outside Las Cruces, has one though and that's not all ...

Texas wants New Mexico, New Mexico wants El Paso and now Colorado wants New Mexico. This has to be an April Fools Day thing. Right? As crazy as politics are these days, I'm not so sure ...

We've been hearing for years that El Paso could/should leave Texas and join New Mexico. Now here comes another spin on a Tex - New Mex merger ...

Picture this: a bustling new dispensary in Sunland Park, but for some customers, the road back home could lead to a legal headache.

Remember when cities planned for the unthinkable? The story of fallout shelters in Texas reveals a fascinating slice of our past.