New data demonstrates that Rio Arriba County and community efforts to meet the needs of people with substance use disorder are working.
Overdose cases reported...
Rio Arriba County commissioners passed a resolution Jan. 28 vowing to support the County’s immigrant community during the 2020 Census.
Following the resolution, County officials...
Rio Arriba County officials said they will work to reduce incarceration rates of people with mental illnesses.
As part of a national initiative called Stepping...
Trustees of the Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative Board filled out reports about potential conflicts of interest at the beginning of a Jan. 24 Board...
Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative has hired a lobbyist to represent Co-op interests in the 2020 legislative session—though over half of the Board of Trustees...
The Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative Board is exploring the possibility of opting out of its contract with Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association.
Tri-State, an electrical...
Jimmy Lucero, a former employee of Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative, allegedly experienced bullying, discrimination and harassment from supervisors and fellow employees while working at...
In an act of protest, with hopes of negotiating, five people resigned in November from Tierra Amarilla’s Emergency Medical Services program.
The five, including driver...
By springtime, residents of the Valley will have access to a new behavioral healthcare facility.
A behavioral health organization called Darrin’s Place is planning to...
