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Tularosa Basin Downwinders have annual peaceful demonstration about 1945 Trinity test site.

The activists are raising awareness and trying to get compensation from the federal government for health issues that they say the nuclear test caused.

The Trinity Site and the Very Large Array will be open to the public for free this Saturday. Here's what you need to know.

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Holtec spokesman Patrick O’Brien said the company believed the project was "still viable" and continued to enjoy support from local leaders.

Holtec International has plans to build a facility for used nuclear fuel. The project may bring economic benefits to the state, but some New Mexicans are hesitant due to the nature of radioactive material.

The Land of Enchantment is home to numerous exciting events. We’ve curated a list for March and April, but we’re always hearing about more! Find updated calendars online on our monthly event calendars and on LasCruces.com. Click to find out what adventures await you!

By Robert Nott, The Santa Fe New Mexican  bill that would stymie, if not stop, efforts to build a radioactive waste disposal storage site in the southeastern  part of the state is getting closer to the legislative finish line. The House Government, Elections and Indian Affairs Committee voted 6-3 Saturday to approve Senate Bill 53, which […]

The bill would prevent the State from issuing permits needed to operate such a site should it lack expressed consent from New Mexico officials.