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College students in New Mexico are coming back to university campuses as school kicks off just a month after monkeypox was reported in the state.

College students in New Mexico are coming back to university campuses as school kicks off just a month after monkeypox was reported in the state.

College students in New Mexico are coming back to university campuses as school kicks off just a month after monkeypox was reported in the state.

College students in New Mexico are coming back to university campuses as school kicks off just a month after monkeypox was reported in the state.

College students all over the state are coming back to university campuses as school kicks off just a month after monkeypox was reported in New Mexico. But the largest institutions in Albuquerque and Las Cruces don’t have special measures set in place for the national public health emergency.

There’s a potential boost for New Mexico’s economy and forests through logging, especially after the severe fire season the state endured this summer. But it’ll probably be months before any action could be taken, if at all, to cut and process the trees burned by historic fire destruction.

The U.S. government is planning to review the environmental effects of operations at one of the nation's prominent nuclear weapons laboratories, but its notice issued Friday leaves out federal goals to ramp up production of plutonium cores used in the nation's nuclear arsenal.

New Mexico is accepting applications to help it spend $10 million in settlement money from the Gold King Mine Spill, which turned rivers yellow in 2015 and caused immense economic and environmental damage in the region.

About 40 people were kicked out of the park Wednesday, and city officials aren’t sure yet where they’ll end up.

Closure comes as the city also cracks down on sidewalks and ditches but before new housing programs are in place.