Ute Mountain Ute chairman requests a dialysis clinic on tribal land
An estimated 50 tribal members utilize dialysis services, says Manual Heart
Health & Wellness
Fewer beds and smaller earnings will hurt New Mexico hospitals as new state law goes into effect
The Gerald Champion Regional Medical Center is pictured in Alamogordo, New Mexico. Danielle Prokop/Source NMcca Smaller New Mexico hospitals will soon start missing out on government funding due to their…
As bird flu spreads on dairy farms, an ‘abysmal’ few workers are tested
The CDC and USDA have advised dairy farms to monitor for the virus in cattle and humans, but testing remains mostly voluntary
A new state agency, and other New Mexico laws going into effect July 1
The New Mexico Health Care Authority aims to streamline state’s health care system
N.M. governor shares draft proposal for forced mental health treatment
‘Please slow this down,’ pleads disability rights advocate
Here’s how Ruidoso fire survivors can ask for help
The southeastern New Mexico fires are officially a federal disaster
N.M. officials distributing water to Las Vegas residents; non essential businesses closed
Floods on 2022 Hermits Peak Calf Canyon burn scar prompt Las Vegas water crisis
Some mental health issues on the rise in New Mexico
New Mexico’s drug overdose rate nearly doubled between 2019, before the pandemic, and 2022
High school sports provide more than just competition for many
Life skills, academic success and preparation for how to deal with future challenges play a part in athletics for both students and their coaches
New Mexico voters support abortion rights
Anti-abortion activist Caleb Buck, right, talks with abortion-rights activist Nadine Seiler during a rally outside the Supreme Court, Tuesday, March 26, 2024, in Washington. The Supreme Court is hearing arguments…
More than 14,000 Texans came to New Mexico for an abortion in 2023, report says
Abortions have increased in New Mexico more than 260% since 2020
New Mexico again ranks at the bottom for child wellbeing
50% of New Mexico children experienced one or more Adverse Childhood Experiences during the 2021-2022 school year
An aging New Mexico faces demographic challenges, report shows
By 2040, about 23% of the state's population are predicted to be senior citizens
New Mexico gets federal taxpayer funding to improve behavioral health services
CCBHC clinics must serve anyone who walks through their door, regardless of their age, diagnosis, or insurance
Time’s run out for the Radiation Exposure and Compensation Act
Sen. Luján shares why fight to expand compensation program was personal as it expires over the weekend
U.S. Senate GOP prevents contraception access bill from moving ahead
The legislation would have barred state and federal governments from prohibiting the sale of any contraceptives
Paris is aiming for the most sustainable Olympics yet. Organizers acknowledge the plan is not perfect
FILE – Workers build the stands for the upcoming Olympic Games on the Champ-de-Mars just beside the Eiffel Tower, in Paris, April 1, 2024 in Paris. (AP Photo/Thomas Padilla, File)(AP…
Ambulance services for some in New Mexico will rise after state regulators approve rate increase
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Ambulance rates will rise for some in New Mexico, particularly those without health insurance after state regulators approved a rate hike for a Presbyterian-affiliated nonprofit…
New law gives state officials more oversight on hospital acquisitions
State has an especially high risk for deals that could limit health care
Study: Marriage equality has had a positive impact
Same-sex marriage has strengthened the institution for all couples, study says