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In 2021, four people who “domicile or loiter in stormwater channels” drowned, according to a report reviewed by the Albuquerque City Council.

The destruction from the Black Fire in the Gila National Forest could add up to millions in repairs.

“I’ve been locked up,” Chris Dixon said, referring to the shelter. “It doesn’t feel right. Being free is better.”

Other fires in the state soak up federal dollars, which local officials say is fair. But there are costly damage in and around the Gila.

Other fires in the state soak up federal dollars, which local officials say is fair. But there are costly damage in and around the Gila.

Other fires in the state soak up federal dollars, which local officials say is fair. But there are costly damage in and around the Gila.

Waterways in the burn scar sustained generations. Before they can be restored, they’ll have to be seen.

Waterways in the burn scar sustained generations. Before they can be restored, they’ll have to be seen.

Less than one-third of police departments in New Mexico are following state law that requires them to deliver crime numbers to the N.M. Department of Public Safety.

Triple digit temperatures and a fickle monsoon season have combined with decades of persistent drought to put one of North America's longest rivers in its most precarious situation yet.