Some kids have a hard time getting enough to eat while school is out for winter break. Albuquerque Public Schools will offer free meals for students starting Friday.

Research has shown that newborns have healthier birth weights when their mothers receive proper prenatal care and that stress can contribute to early deliveries. The University of New Mexico Hospital's CenteringPregnancy program for expecting mothers focuses on the social aspects of maternal health. Kelly Gallagher, the head of the hospital’s Midwifery Division, is in charge of the program. “ This is a really important time in your life. It’s a time when there’s a lot of change and there’s a lot

The number of babies born dependent on drugs in New Mexico more than tripled between 2008 and 2017 according to new data from the state Department of Health.

The National Institutes of Health is in Albuquerque this week for its All of Us Research Program to better tailor medical treatment to individual people.

The Rio Rancho school board voted 4-1 Monday evening to put guns in the hands of school security guards. The measure is aimed at keeping students safe in the wake of school shootings here and across the nation.

The city of Albuquerque has opened one of its emergency shelters early. Temperatures will go down to the teens in Albuquerque tonight, according to the National Weather Service , and remain in the 20s overnight for the rest of the week.

Are you trying to figure out how to get to the polls on Tuesday? Some ride-sharing companies, cities and local political parties are offering free or discounted rides to polling stations on Election Day.

Pedestrian safety has long been a point of concern for residents of southeast Albuquerque. Joanne Landry, president of the Trumbull Neighborhood Association, is hoping that a grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development will help make things safer and boost her community’s morale.

The #MeToo movement has sparked national conversations around issues like harassment in the workplace and access to reproductive services.

Opioid addiction comes with more than just physical symptoms. A big part of fighting for sobriety is recovering emotionally, and for different people, that part needs a different approach.