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Journalist for Nevada Current. UNLV alumni.

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Nevada among nation's best at administering elections, MIT report finds * Nevada Current

Nevada among nation's best at administering elections, MIT report finds * Nevada Current

Nevada earns high marks when it comes to administering elections, jumping to second best in the nation in the…

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Lombardo a no-show at Trump's 'no tax on tips' event in Las Vegas * Nevada Current

Lombardo a no-show at Trump's 'no tax on tips' event in Las Vegas * Nevada Current

President Donald Trump came to Las Vegas Thursday to proclaim working Nevadans are better off thanks to his p…

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New Mexico’s suicide rate falling, state health officials announce on World Suicide Prevention Day Original

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By Matthew Mondschein
| Source New Mexico
New Mexico health officials announced on Thursday — World Suicide Prevention Day — that the state’s suicide rate decreased 19% between 2024 to 2025. The decline indicates the state’s education and prevention measures are working, state health officials said in a news release. Nonetheless, suicide ranked as the ninth leading cause of death in New Mexico in 2025 and the second leading cause of death for youth ages 12 to 17. Most suicide deaths included a firearm.
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New Mexico’s suicide rate falling, state health officials announce on World Suicide Prevention Day

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By Matthew Mondschein
| Yahoo Verified
Follow New Mexico’s suicide rate falling, state health officials announce on World Suicide Prevention Day Thu, September 10, 2026 at 2:42 PM EDT New Mexico's 988 lifeline offers specialized counseling to veterans, Spanish speakers and LGBTQ+ people. (Infographic courtesy of the New Mexico Health Care Authority) More Key takeawaysPowered by Yahoo Scout. Yahoo is using AI to generate key points from this article. This means the info may not always match what’s in the article.
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New Mexico’s suicide rate falling, state health officials announce on World Suicide Prevention Day

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By Matthew Mondschein
| News from the States
New Mexico health officials announced on Thursday — World Suicide Prevention Day — that the state’s suicide rate decreased 19% between 2024 to 2025. The decline indicates the state’s education and prevention measures are working, state health officials said in a news release. Nonetheless, suicide ranked as the ninth leading cause of death in New Mexico in 2025 and the second leading cause of death for youth ages 12 to 17. Most suicide deaths included a firearm.
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