New Mexico Weather: Gusty Winds and Dry Storms with Cooler Temps Coming Soon
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New Mexico Weather: Gusty Winds and Dry Storms with Cooler Temps Coming Soon

Albuquerque, NM – Central and eastern New Mexico are bracing for gusty winds and dry thunderstorms today, with elevated fire risks continuing through the weekend. Temperatures are expected to remain 5–10 degrees above average, with many areas reaching the mid-90s. These hazardous conditions will persist until Saturday, making outdoor activities particularly risky. The National Weather…

New Mexico Receives $33 Million for Airport Infrastructure Upgrades
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New Mexico Receives $33 Million for Airport Infrastructure Upgrades

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is providing $33,494,691 in federal funding to enhance airports across New Mexico, thanks to the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. This funding aims to modernize airport facilities, boost local economies, and improve travel experiences for residents. A major portion of this funding, $15.7 million, will be used to construct a new 21,000-square-foot…

Heroes Welcome on September 21st Celebrates Local Vietnam Veterans
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Heroes Welcome on September 21st Celebrates Local Vietnam Veterans

In these challenging times of political division, one thing that unites us is our recognition and respect for veterans. On September 21, 2024, Alamogordo will honor three Vietnam War-era veterans with a special “Hero’s Welcome” event. Honoring Vietnam Veterans American soldiers returning from the Vietnam War often faced scorn as the conflict grew increasingly unpopular….

What to Expect This Winter in New Mexico: The 2024 Forecast
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What to Expect This Winter in New Mexico: The 2024 Forecast

The Old Farmer’s Almanac has just released its winter forecast, and New Mexico is in for some interesting weather this season. So, what can New Mexico expect this winter? According to the Almanac, things are shaping up to be quite different this year across the board. The state, which is part of the Southwest region…

New Mexico Horse Owners Advised to Vaccinate After First 2024 West Nile Case
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New Mexico Horse Owners Advised to Vaccinate After First 2024 West Nile Case

Horse owners across New Mexico are being urged to vaccinate their animals against West Nile virus following the state’s first confirmed human case of 2024. The New Mexico Department of Agriculture, in collaboration with the New Mexico Department of Health (NMHealth) and the New Mexico Livestock Board, issued the warning after a resident in Union…

New Mexico’s Unspent $6 Billion in Infrastructure Funds Raises Concerns
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New Mexico’s Unspent $6 Billion in Infrastructure Funds Raises Concerns

On January 10, 2024, the Seal of the State of New Mexico was on display inside the Roundhouse (Photo by Anna Padilla for Source NM). As New Mexico In Depth has noted over the years, New Mexico has one of the most unusual methods for allocating public funds toward infrastructure projects. One of the consequences…

New Mexico Starts Construction on Abortion Clinic Near Texas Border
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New Mexico Starts Construction on Abortion Clinic Near Texas Border

Construction has officially begun on a new abortion clinic in Las Cruces, New Mexico, located close to the state’s southeastern border with Texas. New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham emphasized that the clinic will stand as a testament to the state’s dedication to protecting reproductive rights, not only for New Mexico residents but also for…

New Mexico Weather Update: Mostly Dry Weather for New Mexico
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New Mexico Weather Update: Mostly Dry Weather for New Mexico

NEW MEXICO – Today is shaping up to be relatively calm across New Mexico, with most areas remaining dry. High pressure over the Four Corners region is contributing moisture to northern New Mexico, leading to a few spotty showers in the Sangre de Cristo and Jemez mountains later in the day. Forecast for Tomorrow and…

“Turtle Safety Alert: New Mexico Game and Fish Advises Caution on Roads”
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“Turtle Safety Alert: New Mexico Game and Fish Advises Caution on Roads”

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish is issuing a reminder to motorists to watch out for slow-moving turtles, especially during rainy conditions. Desert box turtles, emerging from hibernation, are becoming more active and are frequently seen crossing roads in search of new habitats and nesting sites. The department advises…

New Mexico Faces 2nd Major Cannabis Recall: What You Need to Know
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New Mexico Faces 2nd Major Cannabis Recall: What You Need to Know

In recent months, cannabis recalls have surged across various states, with the latest affecting Alamogordo and the broader New Mexico region. According to AlamogordoTownNews.org, the New Mexico State Cannabis Control Division (CCD) has issued a recall for cannabis flower after it was found to contain a prohibited pesticide. The CCD’s consumer health and safety advisory…