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Lawmakers promised student loan relief for New Mexico doctors. A tiny fraction got it. (opens the original)
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Those aren't medical school acceptance rates. They're the final figures for 2026 applications to the New Mexico Higher Education Department's Health Professional Loan Repayment Program. Lawmakers earlier this year set aside $25 million for the program, which offers substantial student loan relief to eligible healthcare providers in exchange for a few years of service in New Mexico. Legislators touted it as a critical recruitment and retention tool as the state grapples with a shortage of health
LANL operator Triad faces $2.8M fine for COVID-19 vaccine requirements (opens the original)
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Triad National Security LLC, a nonprofit consortium contracted by the federal government to operate Los Alamos National Laboratory, will pay $2.8 million to resolve workersâ claims of discrimination and retaliation related to COVID-19 vaccine requirements, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission announced Tuesday. The agency found âreasonable cause to believeâ Triad discriminated against employees starting in 2021 by denying them accommodations based on religion or disability unde
'It's all about unity': IndigenousWays' inaugural Red Road Powwow draws hundreds (opens the original)
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Arena director Thomas Goodluck made sure the drums and drummers were properly positioned inside the Santa Fe County Fairgroundsâ show barn. He lined up the dancers â from âtiny totsâ to âgolden age,â or the over-60 division. âItâs for the community,â he said Sunday, as the sounds of singing voices, jingling bells and beating drums poured out of the show barn for the inaugural IndigenousWays Red Road Powwow. The free event, one of several hosted throughout the year by Indigenous
More wet, potentially hazardous weather coming to New Mexico (opens the original)
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More wet â and potentially hazardous â weather is coming to New Mexico. After record rainfall last week, the state is expected to see another "multiday flooding event" Monday through Wednesday, according to a special weather briefing Sunday by the National Weather Service. Forecasts predict 2 to 5 inches of rainfall through Friday in much of Northern and Central New Mexico. The federal agency has issued a flood watch for the entire state â which indicates the risk of dangerous weather has
New Mexico Wellness Wire: Toward healthier horizons? (opens the original)
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A handful of organizations throughout New Mexico have a tough task ahead: They will lead a new effort to improve healthcare in rural, frontier and tribal communities. They'll receive a combined $74 million in federal funds to make that happen, the state Health Care Authority announced earlier this month. The initiative, called Healthy Horizons, is part of the Rural Health Transformation Program, a $50 billion program created by the 2025 federal budget reconciliation bill â which will also sl
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