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The site of the first nuclear weapon blast opens to visitors twice a year. Reservations as well as proof of COVID-19 vaccination are now required.

The site of the first nuclear weapon blast opens to visitors twice a year. Reservations as well as proof of COVID-19 vaccination are now required.

Federal law does not entitle New Mexico communities near nuclear test sites to federal compensation. The states U.S. senators hope to change that.

Federal law does not entitle New Mexico communities near nuclear test sites to federal compensation. The states U.S. senators hope to change that.

New Mexico history is coming to the silver screen in the Christopher Nolan biopic “Oppenheimer,” detailing the story of the American scientist who led the Manhattan Project.

New Mexico history is coming to the silver screen in the Christopher Nolan biopic “Oppenheimer,” detailing the story of the American scientist who led the Manhattan Project.

New Mexico history is coming to the silver screen in the Christopher Nolan biopic “Oppenheimer,” detailing the story of the American scientist who led the Manhattan Project.

This story was originally published and produced by Reveal from The Center for Investigative Reporting. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Standing next to a 12-foot nuclear bomb that looks more like a trim missile than a weapon of mass destruction, engineer Phil Hoover exudes pride. “I feel a real sense of accomplishment,” he said. He and fellow […]

"Who would keep producing garbage you can’t throw away?" said Paul Pino, a native of Carrizozo near the Trinity nuclear bomb test site.