State data shows a 21% increase in opioid deaths in 2025, with 900 death last year, even as overdose fatalities nationwide ...
Policies such as a state accessibility act, universal text-to-911 and widespread closed captioning, advocates say, are ...
The Energy Department has underestimated the potential deadly consequences should plutonium escape the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico, which produces bomb cores for America’s nuclear ...
Public commenters say the changes would create rigid budgeting requirements and could potentially violate educators' privacy.
The change — which comes as UNM endeavors to double medical school enrollment — has drawn concerns from some clinical faculty ...
The U.S. Forest Service will implement Stage 2 fire restrictions across the Santa Fe National Forest on Friday, a move that comes as a wildfire that sparked this week in the Jemez Mountains has burned ...
The University of New Mexico has been waiting years to expand its on-campus childcare programs, says Daniela Baca, director of the school’s Children’s Campus. The school, home to thousands of students ...
Presbyterian Health Plan officials took the hot seat Thursday as New Mexico lawmakers demanded answers for the insurer’s choice to discontinue most Medicare Advantage plans and to implement a policy — ...
The Adinkra symbol sankofa is commonly depicted as a bird walking forward with its head turned backward. Originating from the Akan people of Ghana, West Africa, the symbol literally translates to the ...
Lawsuit claims New Mexico child welfare agency denied responsibility for runaway teen after shooting
The New Mexico Children, Youth and Families Department is facing accusations it refused to take responsibility for a runaway teenage boy despite officials knowing his location, including after he was ...
Domonic Taylor’s journey to fatherhood began suddenly with an unexpected death. It was near Thanksgiving in 2023, and Taylor, an educational assistant with Albuquerque Public Schools, had taken a ...
A state contract for a troubled Albuquerque group home for foster boys will expire without renewal June 30 following two years of high staff turnover, criticism from lawmakers and the death of a teen ...
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