SANTA FE (KAMR/KCIT) — The Office of the Governor of New Mexico, Michelle Lujan Grisham announced that a public health order that imposed firearm restrictions has expired and will not be renewed.

Mexico is among the countries with the highest firearm mortality rates. Although these rates decreased slightly between 2018 and 2022, firearm mortality remains a major public health challenge for ...

The New Mexico Department of Health has issued a public health order due to an increase in respiratory virus cases and hospitalizations. Every state hospital has been directed to work together as ...

In Mexico, smoking on the beach could now cost you $500 New strict anti-smoking measures ban cigarettes in public places, even outdoors January 24, 2023 More than 2 years ago ...

New Mexico Supreme Court Chief Justice Michael Vigil, center, along with Justice Julie Vargas, left, and Chief Justice Shannon Bacon question attorney Holly Agajanian, the governor's chief general ...

The U.S.-Mexico border region faces a public health crisis as billions of gallons of contaminated sewage flow from Mexico into San Diego, California, according to a newly released report. "South ...

As COVID-19 and flu cases continue to rise in New Mexico, NMDOH also reports a spike in respiratory syncytial virus from October to November. Despite the emergency public health order, NMDOH said ...

SANTA FE - New Mexico is extending health orders related to COVID-19 one final time through the end of the month. Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham made the announcement Friday that she is renewing an ...

U.S. census data released last month that compares two different poverty measures confirms it. Under the Official Poverty Measure, New Mexico has the second-highest poverty rate in the nation at ...

The US-Mexico border is already effectively sealed off to asylum seekers through multiple border measures, ... The Trump administration is expected to issue a public health order as soon as ...

President-elect Donald J. Trump is likely to justify his plans to seal off the border with Mexico by citing a public health emergency from immigrants bringing disease into the United States.