Margaret O'Hara

U.S. Sen. Ben Ray Luján has joined fellow Senate Democrats to introduce the Medicare Cost Cap Act, which would impose a $5,000 ceiling on out-of-pocket costs for people with traditional Medicare coverage starting in 2028.

An hourslong outage left thousands of Public Service Company of New Mexico customers in La Cienega without power for much of the day Saturday.

An administrative shake-up — one expected to increase patient care hours and decrease teaching and research time among clinical faculty — is coming to the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center.

A bat in Sandoval County has tested positive for rabies, prompting the New Mexico Department of Health on Monday to urge residents to remain cautious around the flying mammals.

Medical residents at the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center started a new year of training this month — with higher pay.

A state commission on Thursday approved a plan to upgrade behavioral health services in Santa Fe, Rio Arriba and Los Alamos counties, with an emphasis

I don't have a green thumb — but I'm really trying to grow one. I grew up on the central coast of California, amid abundant, locally grown Brussels sprouts, artichokes and — the pinnacle of summer fruit — strawberries.

The New Mexico Public Education Department is "actively reviewing" the federal announcement regarding the test's restoration.

The bodies were found behind locked doors or tucked away in secluded alleys. They were found in bedrooms, bathrooms, parking lots and behind the wheels of parked cars.

What appears to be an accidental discharge of a firearm Saturday afternoon at a Walmart store in Santa Fe injured the man who was carrying the weapon on his hip, police said.