Back-to-school is in full swing! It’s an exciting time for families, but it’s also typically the time of year when young kids start getting sick. That means extra stress for parents. While taking care of kiddos should be a priority, experts at The University of New Mexico Health Sciences say it’s just as important for parents to remember to take care of themselves.

KIDS GET SICK A LOT, BUT IT'S NORMAL

On average, children can get sick more than eight times a year, sometimes back-to-back, and those sick periods can last anywhere from three to 10 days.

If you think about it, that is probably most of their young life, or at least it feels like that to parents,” Dr. Anna Duran, MD...

SANTA FE — This Labor Day Weekend thousands of people will be traveling to one or more of New Mexico's state parks to soak up the last sun-filled days of summer and cool off in the state’s many waterways. Whether you’re boating, paddling, tubing, or swimming, remember -- wearing a properly fitted life jacket can save a life!

“Lakes and rivers have unseen dangers that can cause drownings," New Mexico State Park's Director Toby Velasquez said. "Water currents can sweep swimmers away and tire them out, water depth can suddenly change, and underwater hazards can trap you. Wearing a life jacket is a reliable way to prevent these hazards from turning a fun and memorable day into a...

WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. — The 25th Navajo Nation Council held a special session on Aug. 26 and passed Legislation No. 0004-24, supporting the Navajo Nation Washington Office’s internship program.

The legislation’s intent is to ensure that Navajo students are not hindered by financial barriers, such as travel costs and living expenses, which have historically limited their participation in such programs.

During the session, legislation sponsor Council Delegate Dr. Andy Nez explained that the NNWO had to move forward with the internship program without the approved supplemental funding due to delays in the process. If signed into law, the legislation will replenish funds used by the NNWO...

Bruce D. Armstrong, Economic Development Manager with Greater Gallup Economic Development Corporation, has been awarded the nationally recognized designation of Certified Economic Developer from the International Economic Development Council. The designation denotes a mastery of skills in economic development and a dedication to personal and professional growth. It marks a significant achievement and underscores Armstrong's commitment to excellence in the field of economic development.

"I’ve always believed that while it takes a village to raise a child, it takes a community to raise a village,” Armstrong said.

He attributes the achievement of this substantial career milestone to...