New Mexico Launches 'Free to Provide' Campaign to Attract Healthcare Professionals

SANTA FE — The New Mexico Department of Health (NMHealth) has unveiled a new marketing campaign, “Free to Provide,” aimed at attracting healthcare professionals to the state.

New Mexico to Sue Over Forever Chemicals

Monday afternoon, the State of New Mexico took advantage of updated US Environmental Protection Agency rules that will allow the state to sue over the federal government mishandling and failures with “forever chemicals” such as PFAS that are having a negative impact to the local environment and...

Milan Police Chief Discusses Proactive Policing and Departmental Growth

MILAN, NM – Milan Police Chief Carl Ustupski has overseen a significant transformation in the village's police department.

Grants Police Chief Reflects on Department's Progress and Future Initiatives

GRANTS, NM – Since her appointment nearly two years ago, Grants Police Chief Maxine Monte has overseen significant changes and improvements in the Grants Police Department that are making the community safer.Monte began by acknowledging the challenges she faced upon her arrival.

Pet of the Week Meet Babie

Babie is a female terrier mix, one-and-a-half years old, not yet spayed. She’s sweet, does well with others, loves to play and be cuddly. 

Protecting Zuni Salt Lake

ZUNI SALT LAKE – The United States Congress is debating a $685 million bill to support and protect the heritage of Zuni Salt Lake, just south of Cibola.The bill is a significant move towards ensuring water security and upholding tribal sovereignty, U.S. Representative Gabe Vasquez (D-N.M.) and U.S.