When he was in private practice, Dr. Gerzain Chavez barely had time to see his patients. There was the mounting paperwork, the struggles with the increasingly Byzantine medical insurance system. His patient base had changed over the last decade, as he was able to treat fewer and fewer low-income patients on programs such as Medicaid and Medicare, due to the dropping reimbursements from the government.

Nearly 40 local nonprofits are vying for money from the City of Santa Fe. But Cornerstones Community Partnerships is, by far, asking for the most. The group has requested $1.8 million for the restorat

John “Duff” Taylor is the executive director of Gaming Operations at the Pueblo of Pojoaque’s new Buffalo Thunder Resort & Casino.

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New iPhone users may not need to pray for better reception much longer. A proposed AT&T cellular antennae cluster in the chimney of St. John’s United Methodist Church could be the answer to their prayers.

The AKA of a man who already pleaded guilty put Jonathon Chavez behind bars. His story and his settlement with Santa Fe County and the city...

Rain falls on a crumbling and vacant state penitentiary, the site of the country’s deadliest prison riot almost 30 years ago. Lightning strikes a transformer nearby, knocking out electricity to the prison, leaving it in pitch blackness...

Mike Strugar has witnessed some sketchy land deals go down in the name of earth-friendliness...

“Awwww, man…am I gonna have to move again?” Those are the first words Christopher says as he drinks a beer in his ramshackle tent, after being told by SFR of the Northwest Quadra

Laurence Malone, 55, has been riding bikes since he was an embryo. Literally. He was born in London while his mother was on a bicycling tour across Europe...