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While human-caused climate change continues to strain New Mexico’s water resources, state officials say they want lawmakers to dedicate $8.25 million for a 50-year water plan that’s still being drafted.

While human-caused climate change continues to strain New Mexico’s water resources, state officials say they want lawmakers to dedicate $8.25 million for a 50-year water plan that’s still being drafted.

Community organizers in Albuquerque say they have collected more than 200 unwanted guns at the latest buyback event.

Projections by leading experts anticipate a 25% reduction in the available water supply due to climate change. 

Intrepid Potash appealed a decision that blocked about 34,000 acre feet of Pecos River water the company planned to use annually.

While New Mexico continues its yearslong recovery process from a disastrous fire season, the state and community partners are reviewing a 50-year water plan taking into account burn recovery and fire dangers the region will face.

Water managers are trying to keep the Rio Grande flowing after decades of drought. A new plan could give the federal government greater flexibility in how

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Glen Duggins, who grows chile, alfalfa and vegetables, found himself praying for rain in June and feeling grateful to receive some water from the Colorado

If your child received free or reduced lunch as of June 2022, break out that card again, because you may have some money on it from the state to cover food costs. This week the New Mexico Human Services Department will add $391 to families who received pandemic EBT cards to cover meals for public school students.

SANTA FE (AP) – Glen Duggins, who grows chile, alfalfa and vegetables, found himself praying for rain in June and feeling grateful to receive some water from the Colorado River Basin. A La Niña weath...