What do we know about the victims of the Las Cruces park mass shooting in New Mexico?
A baseball player. A fun-loving young man. What we know about the victims of the Las Cruces mass shooting in New Mexico.
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Should Gene Hackman’s family be granted a major exemption from New Mexico’s freedom of information law?
When public records reveal sensitive details, the desire for privacy collides with the need for government transparency. The ...
Santa Fe osteopathic medicine school pitch hits snag
An embryonic proposal to launch a new osteopathic medical school in Santa Fe hit a snag this week over a request for state support. The idea to create New Mexico’s third school of medicine came from ...
Texas measles outbreak continues to grow as students return to school after spring break
As students return to school following spring break, Texas measles cases are continuing to grow with health officials warning ...
Federal funding cuts loom over New Mexico universities as Trump administration targets grants
New Mexico universities face potential federal funding cuts. See how each school's revenue mix exposes them to budget risks ...
3 killed and 15 hurt in a shooting at a park in New Mexico’s Las Cruces
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Three people were fatally shot, and 15 others were hurt, after an altercation broke out at a park in ...
Evidence of fentanyl cut with tranquilizer xylazine found near U.S.-Mexico border
The presence of xylazine, a horse tranquilizer that is increasingly found mixed with fentanyl in supplies of illegal drugs, ...
Amid Plummeting Diversity at Medical Schools, a Warning of DEI Crackdown’s ‘Chilling Effect’
Numerous requests for comment from medical schools about the impact of the anti-DEI actions went unreturned. University ...
Texas, New Mexico measles cases continue to grow nearly two months into ongoing outbreak
Nearly two months into the ongoing Texas measles outbreak, it and New Mexico are reporting growing case counts across several ...
UNM researchers find live hantavirus is carried in more than 30 New Mexico small mammal species
University of New Mexico researchers have found that, in addition to deer mice, more than 30 species of rodent and other small mammals endemic to the Southwes carry hantavirus, including ground ...