New Mexico Sun


'The biggest winners are the serial rapists': Ex-detectives sue City of Albuquerque over handling of sex crimes

Three former Albuquerque police detectives are suing the city after claiming that they were pushed out for speaking up about serial rapists getting away with crimes due to a lack of action from police department leadership.


'Elections will have consequences': New Mexico Democrat senator wants to end filibuster 'abuse'

Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-NM) believes that the Senate should alter the filibuster rule even though that would result in the GOP passing policy changes that he disagrees with.


'Putting target on gun owners' with new law won't break cycle of poverty, violence, critic says

The Wild West is losing some of its free rein after a new law went into effect that requires background checks to be completed for New Mexico residents before purchasing a firearm.


Santa Fe film industry 'already booked' amid upswing after pandemic-related downturn

After a year of a downturn from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Sante Fe film industry is back to pre-pandemic levels.