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Sandoval County Sheriff Jesse James Casaus, left, a Democrat barred by term limits from seeking reelection, is backing Republican Victor Rodriguez, right, to succeed him — passing over Democratic nominee John Paul Trujillo in a rare cross-party break from a sitting sheriff.

Elections & Politics, Sandoval County

Sandoval County sheriff breaks ranks to endorse Republican successor

by Kevin Hendricks July 29, 2026

Deb Haaland, left, and Gregg Hull talk before a forum for gubernatorial candidates on April 28 in Rio Rancho. (Kevin Hendricks)

Courts, Justice & Safety, Elections & Politics, New Mexico Statewide News

Teen left at Mexico border becomes flashpoint in governor’s race as AG sues CYFD

by Kevin Hendricks July 28, 2026

Candidates pose for a photo during the "Meet Your Candidates" forum at the Harding County Fairgrounds on July 26. (Courtesy photo)

Elections & Politics, Rio Rancho

Small town, big ticket: Roy hosts nearly the entire GOP slate of candidates

by Kevin Hendricks July 28, 2026

Rio Rancho City Hall. (Kevin Hendricks)

Local Government, Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho council locks in $452M budget, trims City Hall wish list to balance books

by Kevin Hendricks July 28, 2026

From left: Vice Chair Jon Herr, District 2; Commissioner Michael Meek, District 3; Assessor Edward D. Olona, County Clerk Anne Brady-Romero, Commissioner Katherine A. Bruch, District 1; and Chair Jordan Juarez, District 4. (Courtesy photo)

Local Government, Sandoval County

Sandoval County appoints new assessor following controversial Gallegos resignation

by Kevin Hendricks July 27, 2026

State Rep Kathleen Cates

New Mexico State Gov., Rio Rancho

‘Enough is Enough’: Rep. Cates challenges industry over PFAS labeling law

by Kevin Hendricks July 23, 2026

The first Brew Lab 101 location is on Southern Blvd in Rio Rancho. (Kevin Hendricks)

Events, Sandoval County

Mariachi, charity bingo, a Fox News comedian and a Route 66 history lesson cap a packed weekend

by Kevin Hendricks July 23, 2026

Horse lovers can now grab tickets to the 2026 Horseshoes & Heels Gala, the annual fundraiser keeping rescued and rehabilitated horses fed, trained and cared for at the Stables at Tamaya. (Courtesy photo)

+Arts & Culture, Sandoval County

Tickets On Sale for Tamaya’s Horseshoes & Heels Gala Benefiting Rescued Horses

by Kevin Hendricks July 22, 2026

Randy Brokeshoulder, who carries Hopi, Navajo and Absentee Shawnee heritage, works from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 2, finishing each figure with natural pigments, yarn, feathers and horsehair. (Courtesy photo)

+Arts & Culture, Sandoval County

Hopi carver turns cottonwood root into art at Coronado Historic Site Aug. 2

by Kevin Hendricks July 22, 2026

The Rio Rancho Police Department confirmed officers are practicing active shooter response tactics on campus, working alongside paramedic crews to rapidly mitigate threats if a real one ever emerges.

Courts, Justice & Safety, Rio Rancho

Police presence at Rio Rancho High School? Just training, officials say

by Kevin Hendricks July 22, 2026