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The two detectives — part of a unit that pursues the "worst of the worst" — had shot at nine people between them, leaving five dead, prior to a January run-in wit… Read moreAlbuquerque police detail fatal shooting of armed robbery suspect SANTA FE — A divided New Mexico Supreme Court ruled Thursday that emergency order
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Readers weigh in on schools, film and libraries
6+ hour, 15+ min ago (589+ words) reality. Local libraries should find ways to serve public during construction The reason given by the library...doors into the library and retrieve books that the public wants to read, books that the courier can deliver to other libraries. The…...
Supporting grandfamilies strengthens communities
2+ day, 13+ hour ago (532+ words) an important part of staying healthy. The AARP Public Policy Institute found that about one in 10 adults...
Opinion: Vaccine policy changes raise public health concerns
3+ week, 1+ day ago (468+ words) to be delayed or missed altogether. The loss of public confidence can now be measured. A KFF Health Information...damage done by undermining vaccine science and public trust. The central issue is trust. Science advances...the evidence was already in....
Opinion: HHS report puts UNM children’s care in focus
1+ week, 2+ hour ago (291+ words) “[The University of New Mexico] had worked really hard when the law came into effect in Texas to make it possible for people to come.” But a new federal report should prompt New Mexicans to ask: What, precisely, have their…...
Socorro youth programs get $200,000 boost
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (420+ words) has been awarded $200,000 through a New Mexico Public Education Department grant designed to expand after-school...
Suicide falls to lowest rate in decades among New Mexicans
1+ day, 17+ min ago (528+ words) Peine, the executive director of NMDOH’s Centers for Public Health. “People are more open to talking about...likely impacted rates, he also pointed to other public health interventions such as the 988 suicide hotline...seeing a drop, (suicide) still remains a…...
NM mom fights insurance to cover son's cleft treatment
4+ week, 13+ hour ago (690+ words) A Las Cruces mother is the first person in New Mexico to get her son’s cleft palate treatment covered by insurance. When Kylene Ramirez discovered that her son, Ezekiel, would be born with a cleft palate, she began looking for…...