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Traveling to Mexico in 2025? Expect to pay higher tourist taxes

Mexico's Senate approved modifications to the Federal Rights Law, which imposes fees on foreign tourists in Mexico. Here's what changed.

Veterans Day: Honoring all who served

This Veterans Day, hundreds took part in honoring and recognizing those who have and also continue to serve our country.

Takeaways: Colorado State stifles explosive New Mexico attack for third win in a row

The CSU football defense had a dominant day as the Rams stifled New Mexico. Colorado State still tied for first in Mountain West.

Cattle Mutilations Across Wyoming And The West In 1970s Still A Mystery

Cattle mutilations made headlines around Wyoming and the West in the mid-1970s. One former law officer recalls the ridicule investigators took

Single-family residence sells for $73,000 in Mexico

A house located at 101 Countryman Road in Mexico has a new owner. The 1,104-square-foot property, built in 1979, was sold on Aug. 22, 2024. The $73,000 purchase price works out to $66 per square foot.

Could Mexican ‘short corn’ revolutionize the global corn industry? A perspective from our CEO

Mexico News Daily CEO speaks with Manuel Bravo of Bayer Mexico to talk about short corn and what the company is up to in the country.

Grading The Week: Buffs and Rams fans making bowl plans, in same year, for first time in ages

This is the first time as of Oct. 21 — three weeks into the witching month — that CU and CSU both had winning records at the same time this late in the season since … 2017. Woof.

Royal Caribbean Cruise Ship Delayed Due to Technical Issue in Mexico

Royal Caribbean's Brilliance of the Seas is delayed after it was stuck overnight in Mexico with a technical issue.

Advocates call for new task force for missing and murdered Indigenous people to do more

Attorney General Raúl Torrez has convened the task force to continue the work of a group disbanded by the governor last year, to the displeasure of advocates

NMSU to welcome new president with transitional period starting Nov. 18

NMSU said Ferme's tenure will start Nov. 18 with a transitional period where he will meet with stakeholders at the university's campuses, agricultural science centers, cooperative extension offices and with others around the state of New Mexico. During this period, Monica Torres will continue to serve as interim president until the end of 2024.

Colorado State vs. New Mexico prediction, odds, time, line: 2024 College Football Week 9 picks

MWC foes match up when the Colorado State Rams (4-3) and the New Mexico Lobos (3-4) square off on Saturday, October 26, 2024 at Sonny Lubick Field at Canvas Stadium. The game will air on MW

A violent start to the term of Mexico's new president raises questions about strategy, the army

Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum, in just over three weeks in office, has inherited a whirlwind of violence that many say was set up by her predecessor's policy of not confronting drug cartels and

Know your Mexico City neighborhood: Historic Center

The heart not just of Mexico City but the country as a whole, the Historic Center is as culturally rich a district as they come. It’s home to a mix of long-term residents, including families, professionals and students.

US Presidential Election 2024: What To Expect In New Mexico On Polling Day

More than 60% of New Mexicans typically vote before Election Day. A 2023 law requires counties to post early and absentee results no later than 11 pm ET

Made in Mexico: why the new Hollywood is south of the border

For decades Hollywood executives have gone south of the border in search of cut-price production services. But increasingly they see Mexico as a source of creative spark, too. When Ted Sarandos, Netflix’s co-chief executive,

LeGeyt Highlights State Broadcast Challenges at WASBA Meeting

NAB CEO Curtis LeGeyt addressed the Western Alliance of State Broadcast Associations this week about key issues facing local broadcasters.

How might Mexico’s peso react to the US elections?

Whether Trump or Harris becomes president, analysts see potential danger for the peso despite both candidates' very different trade rhetoric.

Uber Freight expands services in Mexico, citing nearshoring opportunities

Uber Freight says it opened its newest Mexico facility in response to a 77% increase in cross-border shipping requests since 2023.

Behind-the-scenes with the set designer for largest Day of the Dead celebration in the US

Ricardo Soltero, set designer for Hollywood Forever Cemetery's Dia de los Muertos celebration, takes pride in sharing his Mexican culture through elaborate creations.

Tim Walz to campaign in the Navajo Nation

Minnesota Gov. and vice presidential candidate Tim Walz is set to travel to the Navajo Nation and Phoenix for campaign rallies. The trip will be on Saturday, Oct. 26. The campaign will land at the Gallup Municipal Airport in western New Mexico. Walz will speak at a Native Americans for Harris-Walz celebration in Window Rock, Arizona.

New Mexico man sentenced for role in police officer death

A New Mexico man was federally sentenced after providing someone a modified firearm used to kill a police officer. Jonah Apodaca, 31, of Alamogordo, was sentenced to six years in federal prison for giving a "sawed-off" shotgun that was used to kill Anthony Ferguson, an Alamogordo police officer.

Skeletons and Madonnas Lead Mexico’s Graphic Arts Revolution

The central role of printmaking in five centuries of Mexican art on view at the Met shows the weight of many minds.

Pilot who trained Top Gun: Maverick cast killed in horror New Mexico plane crash

Charles "Chuck" Coleman - who had more than 10,000 hours flight time - was performing a death-defying stunt over New Mexico on Sunday when his aircraft lost speed and he plummeted to the ground

First Alert Weather In-Depth: A semiarid climate in New Mexico sees massive flooding

Roswell, New Mexico is famous for other reasons, but it is now also renowned because of the amount of rainfall measured this past weekend. Massive amounts of flash flooding were reported in that area with a Doppler radar estimate of over eight inches of rain in a very short amount of time.

Former NM State basketball player takes plea deal, will testify against former teammates

Former NM State basketball player Doctor Bradley has pleaded down to two misdemeanors in his criminal sexual assault case after originally pleading not guilty.

McDonald’s E. coli outbreak cases under investigation in New Mexico

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Across the nation, and in New Mexico, people are sick with E. coli tied to McDonald’s quarter pounders. At least five New Mexicans are recovering from the E. coli outbreak. KOB 4 spoke with state health officials about the ...

Why are judges on the ballot in New Mexico?

Dozens of judges are on New Mexico ballots this election season. Learn how those judges are being evaluated by a key commission before you cast your vote.

American Airlines battles ‘gate lice’ — but it’s not what you think

It won't be so easy to skip the line getting on some American Airlines flights anymore thanks to a new boarding procedure that's rolling out.

Introducing New Mexico’s Space Valley

New Mexican leaders in arts, academia and culture have joined forces to establish the SpaceValley Foundation, a nonprofit seeking to expand the state’s space innovation

New fire station will include Albuquerque’s first baby box

Fire station 12 will serve the area near Central and Juan Tabo in Albuquerque and will include the city’s first baby box.

McDonald’s names more states where Quarter Pounders are being pulled amid E. coli outbreak

More states have been added to the list of states where McDonald’s restaurants have removed certain Quarter Pounder ingredients following an E. coli outbreak.

Here's how many people have voted early and absentee in New Mexico so far

Thousands have turned out to the polls by voting early and absentee. Here's a look at how many people have voted in your county in the 2024 election.

99-year-old grandmother receives her high school diploma

RIO RANCHO, N.M. (KOAT) - A dream has come true for a 99-year-old Navajo woman in New Mexico. Unci Rita Long Visitor Holy Dance never graduated high school. She had just finished eighth grade but had to put school on hold to take care of her ill mother.

How the New Mexico Wildfires Encouraged This Chicana Activist to Envision a Better Future

In 2022, New Mexico experienced its largest wildfire to date—and it was no accident. Burning across 300,000 acres of land in northern New Mexico, the destructive blaze ignited when two separate wildfires merged into one. In the first week of April ...

'Top Gun: Maverick' flight instructor's final moments caught on video before New Mexico air show crash

Maverick" flight instructor who crashed during an aerobatics performance in Las Cruces, New Mexico have been captured on video.

APD, Special Olympics New Mexico partner for benefit softball tournament

The Albuquerque Police Department is partnering with Special Olympics New Mexico for a benefit softball tournament.

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