The telehealth booths are now installed at libraries in Aztec, Bayard, Columbus, Fort Sumner, Gallup, Hobbs and the Mescalero Apache Reservation.
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CYFD brings end to office stays, governor announces
Most children were placed in family-based settings or returned home, while some were placed in congregate care settings.
More on measles with Dr. Chad Smelser
A federal inmate held at the Hidalgo County jail has tested positive for measles, the state’s first confirmed case in 2026.
New Mexico health officials: Measles detected in Hidalgo County jail
It’s the state’s first confirmed case of measles in 2026, after a statewide outbreak last year infected 100 people.
‘We heard from patients’: New Mexico lawmakers put spotlight on health care
“We have every expectation that everything we did this session will move the needle … on health care,” said House Speaker Javier Martínez, D-Albuquerque.
Bill to fund New Mexico universal child care moves ahead with cuts
A key finance committee cut down the total amount the state could have taken for child care from $1 billion to $700 million.
Navajo parents at rural school ask: Where is money going?
In Jemez Mountain Schools, Navajo parents say they are kept in the dark about funding for indigenous students.
‘New Mexico was basically the worst,’ Epstein survivors told lawmaker of abuse at Zorro Ranch
Rep. Andrea Romero said she met around eight to 10 survivors when she was in Washington, and at least three had been to New Mexico.
Democrats Decry Meager Medical Care for Detainees in Funding Fight
President Donald Trump’s mass deportation effort has led to a record number of immigrants being held in federal detention centers, local jails, and private prisons.
New Mexico Senate sends hard-fought medical malpractice bill to governor
House Bill 99, a proposal supported by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham, would limit the amount jurors can award in punitive damages in malpractice cases.


