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A Cause for Concern? Study Maps Potential Gemsbok Expansion Beyond New Mexico by 2100
A University of Illinois study projects gemsbok habitat could expand across the Southwest by 2100, while New Mexico wildlife managers report the state’s oryx population has remained stable.
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Democratic Election Victories Create New Paths for Abortion Rights in States With Strict Laws
Results of 2026 US elections could create new opportunities to expand abortion access in states with strict restrictions such as Georgia, Iowa, and Texas. As stated in a news report…
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New Mexico Early Learning Academy in Tijeras Closes Tuesday Following License Suspension
According to KOB 4, state officials inspected the facility on Monday before the state suspended its license.
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City of Albuquerque Settles Lawsuit for $950,000 After 2024 Crash Involving Former Police Chief
KRQE reports that the City of Albuquerque has agreed to pay nearly $1 million to settle a civil lawsuit stemming from a 2024 crash involving former police chief Harold Medina…
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Albuquerque’s Owl Cafe Hailed as The 64’s Best Diner in America
The majority has decided. Owl Cafe, an Albuquerque diner, has been named The 64’s Best Diner in America, KRQE reports.
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Alcohol-Related Deaths in New Mexico Rise by 2.6% Despite Earlier Decline
New Mexico recorded a 2.6% increase in alcohol-related deaths between 2024 and 2025 after it followed a 21% decline in the three previous years, according to the New Mexico Department…
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NMDOT Invites Public Input on 2026 Stormwater Draft Reports
The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NDMOT), is encouraging the public to review and comment on its draft 2026 stormwater management reports covering four areas in the state. Citizens that…
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Back to Business: Tomasita’s Albuquerque Reopens After September Fire
And they’re back. KOB 4 reported that Tomasita’s in Albuquerque officially welcomed customers again on Monday, giving regulars another chance to enjoy their favorite meals and bringing all 80 employees…
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New Mexico Veterans Encouraged To Apply for Lifetime State Parks Pass
In a news release from the Energy, Minerals, and Natural Resources Department, the State Parks Division and Department of Veterans’ Services urged eligible veterans to take advantage of free lifetime…
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