New Mexico

Looking for the best place to catch live music under the stars? Look no further than Texas and NM!

Sunland Park is already pretty well stocked when it comes to dispensaries including the largest dispensary in the land of enchantment. They already draw a lot of business from El Paso and now they want to put a dispensary practically ON the state line.

Looking for a perfect spring break day trip? This dreamy New Mexico town is calling your name

Sunland Park, New Mexico ... practically a suburb of El Paso, Texas ... is one of World Atlas' 2025 top 10 best cities in the land of enchantment for 2025. Yeah, really. There's not much to do there so, I'm assuming, the fact that it's got the biggest marijuana dispensary in New Mexico probably helped.

We're all a little stressed these days but the residents of New Mexico are wound really tight. Peeps in the land of enchantment are the most stressed in the USA - science says so.

Yes, you read that right ... gas powered cars may soon be a thing of the past as more and more states are jumping on the band wagon, crusading for a gas engine-less United States of America.

New Mexico already has a reputation for being the most dangerous state in the USA to drive in. Beginning July 1st, there will be one more reason to keep your wits about you while driving in the land of enchantment.

El Paso’s Most Instagrammable Festival Is Back—Here’s What You Need to Know!

New Mexico offers some of the most beautiful drives in the country and is loaded with scenic highways, beautiful views and weird road trip destinations. Be careful though, it's the most dangerous state in the USA for driving.

The lone star state just took another huge step backwards as far as legal marijuana goes by passing SB-3 - initiating a complete ban on any and all products containing THC. Texas law had allowed hemp products to contain up to 0.3% THC.

One Million Americans Are Getting Surprise IRS Checks—There’s Still Time To Check If You are on the List.

Vehicle theft rates across the USA fell in 2024 from over 1 million to 850,700. Texas & New Mexico ranked pretty high in terms of stolen rides along with Washington, D.C., California, New Mexico, Colorado and Nevada.