Some Native Americans and gay rights activists are protesting a float from Santa Fe’s June 25 Pride parade.

More than 16 percent of children in Farmington Municipal School District, located 15 miles from the San Juan Generating Station coal plant that produces most of PNM’s electricity, have asthma or a related illness

Don’t call it your hija; the La Niña weather pattern caused both the February freeze and the present drought conditions.

Declining revenues and rising costs have put the prison in financial trouble. Some officials say the county can’t handle the expense, and they’ve proposed a solution: return the jail’s medical care to private management.

The red metal box that distributes print copies of SFR may seem innocuous enough, but it and hundreds like it are coming under fire for occupying city sidewalks.

A look at Christus St. Vincent Regional Medical Center’s financial disclosures throws doubt on the hospital’s claims of being under-reimbursed for providing indigent health care.

The Academy of Technology and the Classics is an academically distinguished school recently beset with problems. Its new principal, Susan Lumley, is an award-winning school administrator facing down lingering questions about her track record. Will these two be a perfect match or a total disaster?

It’s an unfamiliar feeling for New Mexico: making the top 10 list for a national ranking alongside such progressive states as Oregon and Washington.

The Project Defending Life Pregnancy Resource Center shouldn’t expect a welcoming muffin basket from its new neighbors.

Starting next year, some schools will employ school nurses only three days per week in an effort to save the school district money.