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Gov. Susana Martinez is proposing a number of measures designed to increase the state's number of health care workers.

The Alzheimer's Association in New Mexico is holding Spanish-language classes for people who are caring for loved ones with the Alzheimer's disease.

While the grip of Great Depression extended across the United States, La Luz Pottery, a dream in the making of wealthy East Coast entrepreneur Roland Hazard III, was employing a large but unknown number of people to produce red Mexican style "barrel" shaped roofing tiles, earth-toned floor tiles, and a unique line of decorative ceramic vessels, ... (more)

SILVER CITY >> The Institute of International Education recently named Western New Mexico University as one of sixteen U.S. colleges and universities who will participate in the 2013-14 Brazilian International Academic Partnership Program .

Courtesy photo U. S. District Court Chief Judge M. Christina Armijo will be the keynote speaker for the fall 2013 commencement today at WNMU.

A Navajo Code Talker, whose words are inscribed on congressional medals given to his group and who fought to have a World War II comrade recognized for his service, died Thursday in New Mexico.

No matter when you visit New Mexico, the state's cultural mix is part of the appeal.

This undated image provided by New Mexico Tourism shows farolitos, which are candles in paper bags, flickering against the night sky atop Santa Fe's Inn at Loretto.

According to the Santa Fe New Mexican http://bit.ly/18Wz5Nn , the Legislative Finance Committee report released Wednesday says the Human Service Department's transition to new providers caused disruption and difficulties for patients.

Legalize?: Discussions on legalizing marijuana will be held tomorrow at the Guam Legislature building.

Bill Richardson, the former U.N. ambassador known for his efforts to release American captives overseas, called on President Obama to free Jonathan Pollard immediately.

The Obama administration is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to take a middle-ground approach on a water dispute between Texas and New Mexico over management of the Rio Grande seen here in June at La Llorona Park.

A budget deal hammered out this week by Republican and Democratic negotiators likely will have profound effects on Southwest communities that are heavily reliant on federal spending, though precise impacts remain to be seen.

NEW THIS MORNING, NEW MEXICO'S HEALTH STATUS. WHERE DOES OUR STATE STAND, COMPARED TO OTHER STATES ACROSS THE NATION? ACTION 7 NEWS REPORTER ANGELA BRAUER WAS THE FIRST TO GET HER HANDS A DETAILED, STATE BY STATE HEALTH REPORT... SHE'S LIVE THIS MORNING WITH THE DETAILS.

The New Mexico State Land Office earned $65.5 million in revenue during November with almost all of the money coming from oil and gas royalties.

New Mexicans were a little healthier in 2013 than the previous year, with fewer residents smoking and binge drinking, according to a new report by the New Mexicans were a little healthier in 2013 than the previous year, with fewer residents smoking and binge drinking, according to a new report by the United Health Foundation .

The New Mexico Health Insurance Exchange is committed to getting as many individuals as possible enrolled in health insurance plans by December 23, 2013 .

Think about it. Every time you use a public restroom, how many times do you see someone leave without washing their hands? According the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, only 31 percent of men and 65 percent of women wash their hands after using a public restroom.

From left, Maureen Sanders, Debra Haaland, Rocky Lara, Jerry Shaw and Kathy Groob participate in an Emerge New Mexico panel in Ruidoso Saturday.

Activists hoping for marriage equality in New Mexico got a boost Tuesday as three prominent statewide organizations came forward and endorsed their cause.