New Mexico offers lots of natural gems, but steer clear of certain water bodies, as venomous snakes call them home. Here are the top ones to keep in mind.

The narrow-headed garter snake and northern Mexican garter snake dwell in riverbeds of Arizona and southern New Mexico along the Gila River.

New Mexico, with its diverse landscapes ranging from deserts and mountains to forests and grasslands, is home to a fascinating array of wildlife. Among these creatures are various snake species ...

A U.S. Army Reserve MEDEVAC team helped rescue an injured person on Sunday in southern New Mexico. According to U.S. Army officials, the team performed a high-risk- hoist rescue on a 36-year-old ...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A New Mexico man was sentenced to 33 years in prison Thursday for the 2019 murder of his girlfriend, a retired U.S. Army veteran whose remains were found nearly … ...

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Approximately 109,651 acres of federal land in New Mexico along the Mexico border will be transferred to the Department of the Army to support U.S. Border Patrol operations… ...

SANTA FE, New Mexico (Reuters) - Animal control officials confiscated 31 venomous snakes, two tarantulas, two black widow spiders and about 10 scorpions from an Albuquerque apartment, an official ...

A man heading to work at the National Weather Service’s (NWS) location in Santa Teresa, New Mexico, came across a slithery surprise when saw a lengthy Glossy snake soaking up some sun.

TUCSON, Ariz.—The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service today agreed to designate protected critical habitat for the narrow-headed and northern Mexican garter snakes, marking a legal victory for the Center ...

For the next 45 days, the Defense Department will test taking control of a section of the Roosevelt Reservation in New Mexico, east of Fort Huachuca, which is an Army installation in Arizona, one ...

A sliver of federal land along the U.S.-Mexico border would be controlled by the Army as part of a base, which could allow troops to detain any trespassers, including migrants ...

TUCSON, Ariz.—The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service today agreed to designate protected critical habitat for the narrow-headed and northern Mexican garter snakes, marking a legal victory for the Center ...