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“We Are in a Nightmare That Will Not End.” Savannah Guthrie Begs for Her Missing Mother’s Safe Return.

Savannah Guthrie issued a new emotional plea nearly six months after her mother's disappearance, urging suspected kidnappers to "make the right choice."

Should a Pilot Lose a $95,000 Airplane Over Beer? Supreme Court Weighs Landmark Case

The U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether Alaska's seizure of a pilot's $95,000 plane over a misdemeanor beer-smuggling case violates the Constitution.

What to Know About the Midwest Poultry Egg Recall in New Mexico

Nearly 1.6M dozen eggs sold under Kroger, Brookshire’s, and other brands are recalled over Salmonella risks. Here is how to check your carton.

Will the Taylor Farms Iceberg Lettuce Recall Empty Grocery Shelves? What to Know

A nationwide lettuce recall tied to a parasitic outbreak is unlikely to cause store shortages, as affected farms hold under 1 percent of U.S. supply.

Could Lettuce Be The Cause of Cyclospora? This Is What Health Officials Say

The cyclospora outbreak is causing worries and anxiety to many people in the country. While investigations are still ongoing, some health officials are pointing to the cause of the shredded-ice lettuce.

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Wildlife Officials Urge Drivers to Watch Out for Bears After Four Black Bears Were Killed on I‑25 in Just Two Weeks as Starving...

Four black bears have been killed by vehicles on Interstate 25 near Bernalillo in just two weeks as hungry animals roam farther in search of food and water amid drought and extreme heat.

Five Times Normal Radiation Spikes and Ozone Pollution Detected Near Loving, New Mexico Surrounded by Oil Wells

Scientists monitoring the air near Loving, New Mexico, recorded intermittent airborne radiation spikes up to five times typical background levels and elevated ozone concentrations, with two new studies pointing to intensive Permian Basin oil and gas activity as a likely contributor.

Los Lunas Man Arrested After Allegedly Admitting He Fell Asleep While Driving in Fatal Arizona Crash

A man allegedly fell asleep while driving a pickup truck, which reportedly caused a collision with a sedan carrying a family of four, who all died in the accident on Arizona State Route 260.

Police Launch Investigation to Determine What Led to Infant’s Death in Mysterious ‘Quiet’ Incident

A spokesperson for Albuquerque Police says the circumstances surrounding the infant’s death remain unknown.

Nearly 2 Million Gallons of Oil and Gas Waste Spilled Across New Mexico This Year, Watchdog Says

More than 1.9 million gallons of oil and gas waste have been reported spilled across New Mexico in 2026, with over half occurring on public and Tribal lands.