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The agency will make at least seven changes to better adapt to climate realities, chief says.

New Mexicans started getting the new omicron-specific coronavirus vaccine on Wednesday but were left to figure out on their own how they will safely get the shot.

New Mexico public health officials are expecting the new omicron COVID-19 boosters to arrive at health care providers across the state this week.

As things stand, Tuesday, Sept. 6 is the last day for victims with damaged property or homes caused by the Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon Fire and flooding-related disasters to apply for Federal Emergency Management Agency assistance. A deadline extension may come through soon, spokesperson Angela Byrd said Thursday.

Known to cause hallucinations, researchers at the University of New Mexico and New York University are utilizing the compound psilocybin commonly found in “magic mushrooms” or “shrooms” to stomp down alcohol abuse.

This winter, a new homeless shelter will replace the old Lovelace hospital in Southeast Albuquerque.

The excitement following the governor’s promise to put $10 million toward a reproductive health clinic in southern New Mexico doesnt address the serious health care worker shortage.

On May 20, United States Forest Service Chief Randy Moore announced that the service would pause all prescribed burns in the country for 90 days.

The excitement following the governor’s promise to put $10 million toward a reproductive health clinic in southern New Mexico doesnt address the serious health care worker shortage.

Most New Mexico students are not proficient when it comes to math, science or language arts, but top education officials said Thursday they have "concrete specific strategies" to get the state on a path to where it sees improvements each year.