From Albuquerque to Denver and as far north as Salem, Oregon, the fentanyl flowed in 2024 as agents from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration tracked what is being described as
In the final weeks of this year’s legislative session, lawmakers confronted with a chronic shortage of health care providers in New Mexico are poised to consider major changes to the
The morning of July 16, 2022, four first responders with the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office air support unit climbed aboard what lawsuits describe as a death trap.
The state Supreme Court on Monday gave DWI attorney Thomas Clear III a week to explain why he shouldn’t be disciplined for his alleged conduct in a 15-year kickback scheme
Stephen Wells is a geologist by profession, but after becoming president of one of the state’s most prestigious universities, the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, he became a
After $19 million in medical malpractice payouts to settle 26 patient claims, Albuquerque neurosurgeon Mark Erasmus has lost his license to practice medicine in New Mexico. Erasmus plans to appeal
With an increased number of abused or neglected children needing foster homes in New Mexico, the state Children, Youth and Families Department has held 124 events statewide to recruit foster
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s executive order declaring gun violence in New Mexico an emergency last fall was no doubt controversial, but the state Supreme Court on Monday wrestled with the
With her felony criminal caseload skyrocketing in 2021, state District Judge Melissa Kennelly of Raton wanted to know why. She ran some numbers, perused the files and recognized a pattern.
New Mexico Children, Youth and Families Secretary Teresa Casados on Friday offered new initiatives she hopes will help solve years worth of problems at the troubled agency, such as convening
