Monica Logrono

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — New Mexico is seemingly headed to uncharted territory as it searches for a new Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor. And now, the Democratic nominee for governor wants to have a say. It comes after Maggie Toulouse Oliver, who received 80% of the primary vote, unexpectedly dropped out of the race last week, citing health reasons.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Decision 2026 is almost here. This Tuesday is New Mexico’s primary election which will decide who ends up on your November ballot. KOB 4 sat down will all of the candidates on both sides in the gubernatorial primary for 15 minutes. A lot was covered from healthcare to education to why they believe they’re the right choice for governor. A big issue all five say they want to tackle is crime, more specifically juvenile crime. What do the Democrats think is needed?

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Hearing the future is bright for health care in New Mexico is probably a statement you don’t hear often. It’s no secret our state has a doctor shortage. But now, a new program promises to help fill that gap. “Children can still achieve their dream of becoming a doctor without having this huge, huge burden of debt,” Dr. Alex Cvijanovich said. Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s office just expanded the New Mexico Health Professional Loan Repayment Program.