Health officials in New Mexico are reassuring residents after a deadly cruise ship hantavirus outbreak, emphasizing that the Sin Nombre strain found locally spreads only from rodents to humans, not between people.

Albuquerque Public Schools (APS) is holding the APS Activities Outdoor Craft Market tomorrow, a day before Mother’s Day, to help fund student opportunities.

Several oil companies in southeast New Mexico are experiencing loss due to a group of thieves stealing copper wires....

Pecos River tensions are testing New Mexico’s landmark public access ruling and could reshape water rights across the West.

Federal approval of a gas pipeline for New Mexico’s AI megaproject is colliding with state land regulators and oversight concerns.

Dr. Richard J. Zane, retired physician, points out that recruiting alone will not solve the problem of healthcare workers in New Mexico. With an obesity rate of almost 70% among adults and illnesses making people seek medical attention, preventive measures and changes in lifestyle are necessary to address the problem.

The New Mexico Department of Health unveiled plans for a center aimed at enhancing the stability of medical centers located in rural areas. The purpose of the initiative is to assist rural and tribal facilities with overcoming the obstacles associated with finances and lack of staff. The program includes technical support, services sharing, and training of health care workers in order to improve access to care for local residents.

A newly approved wind farm in Torrance County could deliver renewable energy to more than 60,000 homes while generating millions of dollars for New Mexico public schools through long-term state land revenues.

A former Taos Municipal Schools facilities director is accused of funneling nearly $250,000 in district contracts to his own fencing company, according to a forensic audit that sparked a sweeping ethics complaint and prompted reforms in district oversight and procurement procedures.

The proposed budget totals nearly $2.35 billion and includes funding for salary increases and initiatives aimed at improving student outcomes.

New Mexico’s unemployment rate climbed to 4.8 percent in March as payrolls slipped by roughly 1,000 jobs, signaling a cooling labor market and raising fresh concerns about the pace of the state’s economic growth.

Theft usually happens at night, when everyone else is in their bed, sleeping peacefully. However, a distillery in Albuquerque...