NEW MEXICO

New Mexico Crime News

Coverage of crime in New Mexico focuses on criminal activity, law enforcement, the justice system and public safety. Reporting reaches across the state to track activity from the largest cities to rural areas.


Sex Crimes

Live Poll

Do you trust that government commissions can complete their work effectively even after member resignations?

Sex Crimes

New Mexico Epstein Commission Proceeds After Member Resigns

The state panel continues its investigation with three remaining members following the departure of Andrea Reeb.

New Mexico Epstein Commission Proceeds After Member Resigns

Terrorism

Live Poll

Should schools prioritize immediate public notification when investigating unverified social media threats in your area?

Terrorism

Law Enforcement Investigates Hoax Threats to NM Schools

Authorities are investigating a series of social media threats targeting 27 schools across New Mexico.

Law Enforcement Investigates Hoax Threats to NM Schools

Law Enforcement

Law Enforcement

Cunningham Pitches Crime and Veterans Plan in District 2

Republican challenger Greg Cunningham outlined his public safety and affordability positions in an interview with NMPBS for New Mexico's 2nd Congressional District.


Financial Crime

Live Poll

Should associates of alleged criminals be barred from receiving payouts from the defendant's estate?

Financial Crime

New Mexico Sues to Block $75 Million in Epstein Bequests

The attorney general seeks to halt payouts to Darren K. Indyke and Richard D. Kahn tied to Epstein's estate.

New Mexico Sues to Block $75 Million in Epstein Bequests

Criminal Justice

Criminal Justice

New Mexico Judge Declares Carl Case Innocent

A district judge exonerated Carl Case following his 1982 conviction for rape and murder.

New Mexico Judge Declares Carl Case Innocent

More in Crime

Regular subjects here include criminal activity, law enforcement policy, the justice system and public safety outcomes. Reporting covers the entire state, from the capital to the rural counties. Judicial proceedings and the administrative policies governing public safety agencies often shift based on current legislation. State-level caseloads and the availability of enforcement resources remain the two factors that influence the frequency and severity of criminal reports most significantly.