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Around 20% of people eligible for the Omicron variant booster in New Mexico have received the shot, according to the health department.

"Why are we allowing the providers to be treated as criminals, guilty until proven innocent, because of the states lack of follow-through and accountability for the last two years?" one

Native American activists and environmentalists are pushing the U.S. Interior Department to move ahead with its promise to include tribal perspectives when making management decisions that could affect culturally significant areas beyond the boundaries of Chaco Culture National Historical Park.

Extra COVID boosters recommended for 65+ and immune compromised

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico officials identified on Friday dozens of cases of potential abuse and neglect after completing wellness checks on thousands of developmentally disabled people around the state.

The wellness checks alerted the department of 111 sites with possible concerns.

Officials with the New Mexico Department of Health announced that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention signed off on an additional booster for people over 65 years old and people with weakened immune systems.

There's another booster shot available for individuals over 65 years old and with people compromised immune systems.

State officials at the space tourism hub have more than $34 million in unspent funds for capital outlay improvements.

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