New Mexico Department of Health officials are warning residents that there may have been measles exposures last week in four locations in Valencia and Guadalupe counties.

State senator Craig Brandt takes a traditional conservative view on some legislation while going against his own party and collaborating with Democrats on others.

Senate Majority Leader Peter Wirth isn't predicting passage of SB-176, a measure capping insurance premiums, but he's hopeful that a change in gross receipts tax on medical services will help retain physicians and other care providers.

Authorities announced on March 7, 2025 that Gene Hackman, ailing from heart disease and Alzheimer's, died in his Santa Fe home several days after his wife died there from hantavirus.

Some measures designed to tackle the medical provider shortage in New Mexico are moving through the legislature while others stall.

State officials are still investigating cause of death but say it's the tenth case of measles this year in New Mexico, and haven't ruled it out as the first measles-related death.

Rep. Melanie Stansbury breaks down the impact on Native American healthcare and education.

State and local officials talk about the latest strategies to combat opioid addiction and overdoses, armed by $1 billion from a recent court decision.

A proposal to change New Mexico's alcohol tax policy for the first time in decades survives its second house committee.

The Welcome Child and Family Wellness Leave Act would establish a fund to help families with newborns.