Have a vaccination appointment? Make sure those check marks are green!
Artesia General Hospital will be vaccinating thousands of residents over the next several weeks, and you can help those hardworking jabbers streamline the process.
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N.M. COVID-19 cases now at 185,297; five new cases in Eddy County; 166 new cases, 13 deaths statewide
New Mexico state health officials on Monday announced 166 additional COVID-19 cases, including five in Eddy County.
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Crime Stoppers seeking assistance solving homicide near Artesia
Crime Stoppers of Eddy County is seeking the public’s assistance in solving a homicide that was discovered Friday near Artesia.
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AGH to receive 2,000 vaccine doses weekly for next six weeks
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AGH responds to county statements regarding COVID-19 vaccine distribution
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State details tiered red-to-green system for county reopenings
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More testing, fewer closures: State launches proactive testing, tracing agreement to help businesses stay open
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AGH physicians urge Artesians to do their part to slow the spread
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Local officials, health care professionals urge Artesians to get tested, help prevent spread of COVID-19
Local News
N.M. COVID-19 cases now at 185,132; five new cases in Eddy County; 245 new cases, 16 deaths statewide
New Mexico state health officials on Sunday announced 245 additional COVID-19 cases, including five in Eddy County.
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N.M. COVID-19 cases now at 184,888; 13 new cases in Eddy County; 275 new cases, 15 deaths statewide
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N.M. COVID-19 cases now at 184,736; 25 new cases in Eddy County; 659 new cases, 14 deaths statewide
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N.M. COVID-19 cases now at 184,080; 13 new cases in Eddy County; 299 new cases, 13 deaths statewide
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N.M. COVID-19 cases now at 183,781; 100 new cases in Eddy County; 448 new cases, 14 deaths statewide
Crime
State Supreme Court upholds Artesia man's conviction for 2016 murder
The state Supreme Court today upheld an Artesia man’s first-degree murder conviction for a fatal stabbing in 2016.
Sports
AHS announces tentative spring football schedule
Artesia High School has released its tentative schedule for spring varsity football in 2021.
New Mexico
New Mexico may discipline, fine workers who release records
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — State employees could be fired or fined up to $5,000 for identifying people who receive public benefits or for releasing information about an individual's immigration status, national origin, religion or sexual orientation, under a bill endorsed Monday by New Mexico's Senate.
National
COVID-19 pandemic fuels attacks on health workers globally
Updated: 1:30 amTwo Nigerian nurses were attacked by the family of a deceased COVID-19 patient. One nurse had her hair ripped out and suffered a fracture. The second was beaten into a coma.
Business
Asian stocks sink after Wall St rises
Updated: 12:02 amBEIJING (AP) — Asian stock markets declined Tuesday after Wall Street rose as a wave of investor concern about possible higher interest rates receded.