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LAS CRUCES — It's been two years since the coronavirus pandemic hit, transforming millions of lives across the country. For many people, one of the persistent effects is the lack of reliable daily access to food. A group of researchers…

dr Martin Luther King Jr. was a master of the high-flying rhetoric of conscience. His thought-provoking sentiments played with our sense of duty to take an active part in making the world a better place. He once said, "Life's…

Ralph Neely achieved the rarest of combinations. He was an underrated OU football player. He was an underrated Dallas Cowboy. Either is hard to find. Both in the same football life is remarkable. But that describes Neely, who died Wednesday…

BayoTech Vice President of Project Management Manuel Barreiro, left, shows Robert Jung hydrogen generators. BayoTech has created 110 jobs, most of them in Albuquerque. (Mike Sandoval/For the Journal)When this year’s legislative…

COVID-19 infections are soaring again in US nursing homes due to the Omicron wave, and deaths are also rising, prompting new restrictions on family visits and a renewed push to vaccinate and empower more…

Things are about to get interesting for Santa Fe High Senior Martell Mora.He finished his prep football career that fall with 17 touchdowns and 1,230 yards for an 8.4 yards-per-carry average. It led to…

The roundhouse in Santa Fe. (Eddie Moore/)SANTA FE — A proposed no-confidence vote against Senate President Pro Tem Mimi Stewart fell through on Sunday during a private caucus of Senate Democrats. The extent of disagreement…

FILE PHOTO: Joanna Martinez, a funeral home worker, stands in front of a cooler containing the deceased who have died due to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) marked with red labels in a cooler with other unaffected bodies at the…

Jane Powdrell-Culbert knew something important was happening from the tone of the man's voice on the radio. Her parents stopped by the side of the road to listen to the speech. It was the summer of 1963…

Every 10 years each state's legislative maps are re-drawn based on the most recent census data. New Mexico's new map was signed and approved by the governor on Jan. 6. “I am concerned that we will see some of these communities…