New Mexico News

New Mexico's civilian labor force - those people working or looking for jobs - shrank by 18,594 during the past 12 months, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics said Thursday.

This new Mexican restaurant on West Queen West from folks with ties to Milagro and L.A.B. is high on ethical and healthful products.

Governor Susana Martinez Proposes Nearly $2.5 Million Expansion in Nurse Practitioner and Family Practice Residency Slots, Discusses New $600,000... to confront unprecedented changes in health care and connect New Mexicans in rural areas with the health care they need.

It's December. Christmas is coming. Colorful lights are on display, but if there's one color I wish we'd all see this holiday season, it's red.

Monument >> I like the logic of Jerry Schickedanz, we don't need federal protection for the Organ Mountains, because we have federal protection for the Organ Mountains, therefore we "should all be able to agree" with Congressional Republicans and protect a whole lot less of it.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is using 85-year-old Korean War veteran Merrill Newman and another American as pawns in a game with the United States - but the stakes remain unclear, former New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson says.

KOAT ACTION 7 NEWS ANCHOR ROYALE DA IS LIVE TO EXPLAIN THE NEW STRATEGY. DOUG SHELLY - OFFICIALS SAY HEALTH CARE REFORM WILL MEAN MORE PEOPLE SEEKING HEALTH CARE.

Newborn infants in New Mexico should be experiencing healthier births. Teen pregnancy rates are declining, and more pregnant women are receiving early prenatal care.

It has never been easy, trying to catch the wind. But the SunZia Southwest Transmission Project in southeastern New Mexico might be inching closer to doing that.

A HIGH WIND WARNING IS IN EFFECT UNTIL 5 PM WEDNESDAY FOR CENTRAL AND EASTERN PARTS OF NEW MEXICO.

A new program at the University of New Mexico is working to decrease the number of New Mexicans who drink and drive.

Dec. 03--If House Speaker Kenny Martinez learned one thing as co-chairman of the legislative Jobs Council, it is that the old ways of doing economic development in New Mexico are not good enough.

A jobs council created by the New Mexico Legislature last year is preparing to require approval of a plan aimed at adding more than 160,000 non-service sector jobs to the economy by 2023.

Current-Argus file photo Mariska Guzman and robert Moreno, right, serve a salad to Bob Capps of Pueblo, Colo., in the dining area at the Carlsbad Caverns visitors center.

Just over 4,000 New Mexicans have signed up for affordable healthcare through the federal website but only about 170 have picked a plan.

Unexploded chemical bombs -- some containing deadly agents of mass destruction such as mustard gas and hydrogen cyanide -- from U.S. tests at San Jose Island, Panama, may be headed to New Mexico for disposal, according to the Panamanian government.

New Mexico had the second-largest percentage of private-sector jobs financed by federal contracts, according to the Mercatus Center at George Mason University.

A rash of police shootings across New Mexico over the past month is prompting renewed calls for reforms in law enforcement training and oversight.

The onset of winter has homeless shelters in Santa Fe looking for help. Shelter operators say they have an increasing need for warm clothing to provide to the needy.

The New Mexico Department of Transportation hopes the ramp will help with the morning traffic caused by construction on the new interchange project.