ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A different type of legislative session starts Tuesday. There will be no State of the State address from the governor and new lawmakers could be sworn in virtually. This…
The Pentagon opened the door to have up to 25,000 service members in D.C. for the presidential inauguration. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Security is getting beefed up at the nation's capitol as the FBI warns of…
Democrats, Republicans still at odds over who is to blame KOAT spoke with state Republican Party chair Steve Pearce and state Democratic Party chair Marg Elliston about the storming of…
SANTA FE, N.M. — New Mexico leaders want to make sure that what happened at the U.S. Capitol last week doesn’t happen here. “It is certainly something in Santa Fe we…
A member of Boy Scout Troop 22 has died after a camping incident Saturday near the New Mexico-Colorado state line. According to a Conejos County, Colorado Sheriff's spokesman, 17-year-old Josh Miko…
The unrest at the nation's Capitol has many questioning the differences in how law enforcement handled what happened Wednesday in Washington, D.C. compared to past rallies and protests. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.…
Medical workers, first responders top the list Dr. Laura Parajon with the New Mexico Department of Health says more than 40,000 New Mexicans have received the COVID-19 vaccine so far.
SANTA FE, N.M. — Some long-term care facilities have already received the COVID-19 vaccines, but others are desperately waiting. A New Mexico assisted living group saw more than a dozen deaths…
Did you register for the vaccine before Monday? You may need to update your information on the state's website. The state vaccine website was updated Monday to include more questions about chronic health…
State health officials say planning continues for next phase of rollout As COVID-19 vaccine development and rollout continues across the country, KOAT has found how it’s going right here in…
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