New Mexico electric vehicle charging station gaps
Target 7 investigates the dead zones for electric vehicle charging in New Mexico
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Target 7 investigates the rise of fentanyl exposures among youth and the response from school districts
This comes after seven elementary school students were exposed to fentanyl at an Amherst County school.
United States Central Elementary School Nancy Hans William Wells Partnership For Community Wellness Central Elementary School In Amherst
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New Mexico "scam artist" arrested after Target 7 story
The arrest comes less than 24 hours after Target 7 reported on Stephen Byers, who was wanted home improvement fraud and worked without a construction license
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Is the Albuquerque panhandling median ordinance working?
APD issues 55 citations since ordinance began in May 2023.
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Jeffrey Epstein documents reveal 'disgusting' acts at New Mexico ranch
Unsealed documents reveal acts that happened at Jeffrey Epstein's ranch in Santa Fe County.
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How New Mexico United will fund its new stadium
The city of Albuquerque will own the land and lease it to the team, which has committed to spend at least $30 million to build the stadium.
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Rio Rancho woman killed hours after police respond to home
"I said you're fine until I kill you," her caretaker said with Rio Rancho officers present in the room.
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Study: NM ranks No. 1 for road rage shootings
Nationwide: Someone shot or killed during road rage on average every 16 hours.
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New Mexico cannabis industry concerned with saturated market
There are more than 1,000 licensed dispensaries in New Mexico. Professionals in the cannabis industry speak on why it may worry them.
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Out-of-state cannabis company facing federal investigation granted license in NM
NM officials said they are "monitoring" the situation.
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