Margaret O'Hara

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has no regrets about universal childcare.

During New Mexico's growing season, the programs benefit not just participants in need of healthy food but local farmers.

This year's legislative session brought a flurry of movement on healthcare policy aimed at recruiting and retaining doctors, ranging from major

The platform uses augmented reality and occupational therapists to help residents identify and address potential hazards.

Santa Fe police arrested Jerome Jeremy Gurule, 19, Sunday morning following a shooting and shelter-in-place order in two south-side neighborhoods.

Another federal inmate held in the Luna County jail has tested positive for measles, bringing the state's total case count to 16, the New Mexico Department of Health announced Monday.

A hearing — the next step in a case that could determine the future of universal childcare in the state — is scheduled June 11.

Comunidad de Colores, a free medical clinic that plans to serve patients in the low-income Hopewell Mann neighborhood of Santa Fe, has found a new

Woolf's lawsuit alleges he refused to "carry out the illegal orders" of Regent Frank Sanchez, who directed him to redirect about $600,000 to local contractor Franken Construction.

Irene Wildenstein had waited a long time for New Mexico to make the switch to semi-open primary elections, in which independents like her can select the major party ballot of their choice.