Magazine

After a breaking-bad youth, Fernando Ruiz regained his soul in the kitchen.

A self-taught photographer grows into a war correspondent before turning his gaze upon New Mexico.

Tasked with overseeing a renovation of the state’s capitol building, Paula Tackett also became a champion for its art.

In a place that holds centuries of cultural importance, nine people take a vow to begin a new life as Americans—and as New Mexicans.

Whatever you call them, these little lights are a beloved New Mexico sight.

The books touched our hearts, built our brains, and inspired us to hit the hiking trail. Best of all: They're super easy to wrap.

All year long and all across the state, New Mexicans help their communities rise above difficult circumstances. Meet a few of our favorite hometown heroes.

Monticello might look like a ghost town, but in December it shows off its entrepreneurial edge—and a spectacular balsamic vinegar.