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When it comes to the extreme winds and the damage on Wednesday, we are not alone in the Texas panhandle. State Police in New Mexico are reporting a train derailment partially to blame on the high winds

For the first time in more years than I can count, I actually bought a newspaper. Surprisingly, I actually found a story that made my jaw drop.

Avalanche rescue operations are underway at Taos Ski Valley and the Kachina Peak.

Witnesses say a statue of the Virgin Mary began shedding tears during Mass on Sunday. According to reports, the statue has continued to weep ever since.

Police have responded to an active shooter event at the Clovis-Carter Library.

A Fort Stockton man’s year just got so much better after winning $2,000,000 during the January 6 Powerball Lottery.

A couple went to watch a movie with their three children while they left one at home locked inside of a wooden cage.

Many drivers have bemoaned the cameras installed in intersections that catch drivers blowing through red lights and issue tickets accordingly. But in one New Mexico city, ignoring those tickets is an especially bad idea — doing so could get your utilities shut off.

The path of the Arizona Fire threatens to cut off power and phone lines for hundreds of thousands.