Steward strains to get help to recover historic southern NM acequia
‘My people here don’t have the money,’ he says, worried that the state underestimated how costly the Black Fire damage is
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‘My people here don’t have the money,’ he says, worried that the state underestimated how costly the Black Fire damage is
Local officials still don’t understand how to get acequias money for recovery, unable to afford repairs until state financial aid is confirmed
The police chief in New Mexico's largest city wants to address an increase in shootings by his officers by better defining Albuquerque's policy on the use of less-lethal force.
At one point in early September, Las Vegas had enough clean water to last the town of about 14,000 residents only 21 days.
The state set aside about $3 million months ago for small, rural counties damaged by the Black Fire, New Mexico’s second-largest wildfire in history. But after miscommunication and confusion, not one county has gotten a single dollar.