State health officials said the decrease may be a sign that additional education and prevention measures are paying off.
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What we know from latest Project Jupiter update
Oracle Vice President Mahesh Thiagarajan and Aman Joshi, chief commercial officer at Bloom Energy, updated commissioners on the project.
Here’s where Vasquez, Cunningham differ on key Southern New Mexico issues
Nearly 700 people registered for the conference, which hosted legislators, policy experts, ambassadors and political candidates.
What advocates say about NM’s universal childcare access
The state must work harder to increase childcare capacity in rural, tribal and other underserved areas, an organization says.
Federal law requires most colleges to follow crime statistics reporting rules. In New Mexico, compliance varies.
The crime log must be “open to public inspection during normal business hours.” But a few schools took days to produce theirs.
Grant County residents raise alarm over secretive proposed data center
Grant County residents began organizing following a public notice in the Silver City newspaper of a proposed data center.
How a federal lawsuit to end in-state tuition could affect undocumented NM students.
Many Chaparral students rely on higher education benefits that are under threat from a U.S. Department of Justice lawsuit.
CYFD sent a 15-year-old to Mexico. Why the teen may not come back.
The state Justice Department made the request after the teen was left to cross the border alone to reunite with his mother.
NM nursing homes are falling short. The reason isn’t new.
As New Mexico’s population ages, nearly a quarter of the state’s nursing homes received one star out of a possible five.
A troubled nursing home is going bankrupt. Why NM advocates worry nothing will change.
Plaintiffs’ attorneys say Genesis HealthCare’s sale is unlikely to make injured patients whole or improve quality issues.


