Prosecutors say actor not vindicated yet but will no longer pursue involuntary manslaughter accusation over accidental killing of cinematographer

Since losing November elections in New Mexico, Solomon Pena had been making accusations that vote was 'rigged'; bullets went through room of 10-year-old girl, none hurt

After years of legal and boardroom battles, the organization's new president calls for an 'orderly shutdown,' while JFNA CEO Eric Fingerhut promises to rebuild

Board discussing dissolution of 74-year-old institution that serves 24,000 Jews, due to resignations, lawsuits and flight of longtime donors

For 65 years, local Jews have had to travel to Santa Fe for regular services. Now, with a crowdfunding effort until the end of September, they hope to repurchase Temple Montefiore

New Mexico county commissioner Couy Griffin, who helped found Cowboys for Trump and was on Capitol grounds during January 6 riot, barred via law last enforced in 1919

Afghan national accused of beginning killing spree in November 2021; motives 'still being explored fully,' deputy police commander says

Law enforcement in US state asks for help in tracking down car believed to be connected to the murders, after latest victim found dead

Videos include debriefings of Baldwin within hours of gun discharge that resulted in the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins

Many fear the 3 lawsuits targeting the top brass at the Jewish Federation of New Mexico could hinder support to synagogues, Holocaust survivors, and youth and cultural programming