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Las Vegas, New Mexico has seen rainstorms wash charred debris and ash into its drinking water supplies this year.

From the blog of Vicki Polin at The Times of Israel

Communities in northern New Mexico are preparing for more rain, while still reeling from flooding earlier this week.

The weekly fishing report for the state of New Mexico for the week of July 14, 2022. Several site are still impacted by the recent wildfires.

The Museum of Indian Arts and Culture plans to return the ancient remains of more than two dozen Indigenous people to local tribes. The Santa Fe New Mexican reports the bone fragments were unearthed in downtown Santa Fe underneath the Palace of the Governors.

Mateo Valdez, from Española, passed away after a battle with cancer. He was 76 years old.

The Interior Department announced that $1.7 billion from the infrastructure law will fulfill settlements for several tribal water rights claims.

Republican Party contenders for Congress and statewide elected office are scheduled to compete for positions on the primary ballot ahead of the June vote.

SANTA FE — A lobbyist on Tuesday accused state Sen. Daniel Ivey-Soto — an Albuquerque Democrat and powerful committee chairman — of sexual harassment and abu...

The Philippines has slapped temporary import bans on poultry products from Burkina Faso and Moldova to protect the domestic poultry population after the two countries confirmed outbreaks of bird flu. The Department of Agriculture (DA) issued two memorandum orders (MO) authorizing the temporary ban on the importation of domestic and…