Northbound Interstate 25 is reopened through Raton Pass, but icy, snow-packed conditions still remain in the area.

The New Mexico Department of Transportation says snowfall and strong winds are creating dangerous driving conditions on the ...

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – As one winter storm moves out, another one is moving in, the New Mexico Department of Transportation crews said they are ready with more than enough plows and salt to take on ...

According to the New Mexico Department of Transportation, the left lane on I-25, going north, is closed from mile marker 5 to 6 after a crash. NMDOT is asking drivers approaching the area to slow ...

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A winter storm is impacting Albuquerque and many parts of New Mexico. We're tracking the storm as is moves across the state and you can find live updates below. School Closings & Delays: Check the ...

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NMDOT said its crews don’t leave it to chance with all six districts started preparing as early as July for the winter season. “That’s when we start ordering our salt and cinders and sand.