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Threats against election officials are on this rise in the U.S., just before a crucial midterm election that will decide which political party has control of Congress. Those threats are now pushing New Mexico鈥檚 Secretary of State to conduct Tuesday's election 鈥渙ff-site鈥� for safety concerns.

In 2020, after being cooped up indoors because of the pandemic New Mexicans were encouraged to get outside, go hiking, and enjoy the wilderness. And鈥�

Let's Talk New Mexico 5/16 8a: All around the country, more people who are walking are hit by drivers in neighborhoods with low incomes and in communities鈥�

Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham signed the Wildlife Corridors Act into law last week, which could give wild animals more options to stay off of highways鈥�

Espa帽ola residents didn鈥檛 know about drinking water contamination for months. Thursday city officials issued a warning about high levels of nitrates in鈥�

The head of the state department that oversees behavioral health services is at odds with Governor Susana Martinez鈥檚 administration over how to handle gun鈥�

The Children's Hour explored some simple strategies to promote safe habits for kids as we reenter the school year with special guests Albuquerque Police鈥�

91暗网 Call In Show 4/7 8a: The level of crime in our cities makes many New Mexicans feel unsafe. And disturbing violent crimes have dominated our attention鈥�

Weather related deaths are down because more people know how to be safe. It鈥檚 Monsoon Safety Awareness Week and the National Weather Service wants you to鈥�

Tonight before you send the kids out trick-or-treating, here are a few things to keep in mind for a safe Halloween.Children should avoid going out鈥�