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Showers and thundershowers flirted with parts of the region over the weekend, but Wichita Falls got no benefit from it.

Four dozen bills aimed at taming wildfires and preserving watersheds will be combined in a package for consideration next week.

The bill package was heard before the House Natural Resources Subcommittee on Water, Oceans, and Wildlife and could soon see a vote to advance.

The bill package was heard before the House Natural Resources Subcommittee on Water, Oceans, and Wildlife and could soon see a vote to advance.

The House Committee on Natural Resources - Democrats - Ranking Member Raul M. Grijalva

Both bills were introduced by U.S. Rep. Melanie Stansbury in the U.S. House of Representatives and had companion legislation in the U.S. Senate.

As New Mexico water users face ongoing shortages, the three congresswomen representing the state introduced two pieces of legislation intended to help communities—the Rio Grande Water Security Act and the Water Data Act. “We know that our farmers and our communities are struggling to meet their water needs,” U.S. Rep. Melanie Stansbury, a Democrat representing […]

Corey Krabbenhoft saw the ebbs and flows of New Mexico’s rivers growing up in Albuquerque. From that experience, she knew how many of the waterways in the state only flow at certain times of the year. As a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Buffalo, she is the lead author on a new paper published […]

The Rail Runner will not be receiving $1 million to temporarily reduce fares to riders. A proposal to provide the money to the public transit organization was removed from the “junior” spending bill on Tuesday during the Senate Finance Committee and a later attempt by Sen. Jacob Candelaria, I-Albuquerque, to add it back in was […]

18 pontoons, but we see only five fishermen. this 64-year-old has been fishing since he was 12 how was the fishing today? none, he says. its been like this every two to three days john roberts runs an elephant sanctuary by the mekong more organizations like his, he says, were not consulted by beijing. >> it is like someone turned off a tap >> exactly the days of the long three-month flood, which would have been part of the ecosystem. it has just disappeared completely. >> reporter: china says it...