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FEMA has expanded the local workforce to about 100 full-time employees and 80 contractors to handle claims and aims to hire even more.

Landowner David Stanley could still file an appeal with the U.S. Supreme Court.

Landowner David Stanley could still file an appeal with the U.S. Supreme Court.

The New Mexico Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal by landowner David Stanley in his nearly decade-long civil case against the state and Mora County over 11 rural

Case managers will be onsite to talk to current claimants.

The New Mexican asked 33 people, one from each county, what they want to see the Legislature prioritize during the 30-day session.

New Mexico lawmakers love to say they keep busy during legislative sessions “doing the people’s work.”

Nearly 18% of women in New Mexico lack access to a birthing hospital within 30 minutes of where they live.

The state announced the remaining recipients of the Rural Health Care Delivery Fund last year. The program, funded as part of the 2023 legislative session, provided $80 million in total to 56 organizations based in rural parts of the state. The Rural Health Care Delivery Fund, a bill championed and signed into law by Gov.

Mora County officials are offering emergency help after a winter storm dumped more than 20 inches of snow, leaving many residents stranded.