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Albuquerque warns trash collection could be delayed after storm creates landfill bottleneck (opens the original)
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Albuquerque residents could experience trash collection delays of one or more days after stormy weather created hazardous conditions at the city’s primary landfill. The Cerro Colorado Landfill on Albuquerque’s West Side is divided into large disposal areas known as cells. Collection trucks fill one cell before moving to the next. When the storm hit, crews were using the easternmost cell, which is located uphill and can be reached only by a dirt road. “All the trucks have to drive all the way up
Haaland, Hull fail to agree on debate in New Mexico governor’s race (opens the original)
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New Mexico’s two candidates for governor are not expected to meet on a debate stage before Election Day after their campaigns failed to agree on a date. Democrat Deb Haaland and Republican Gregg Hull had exchanged proposals for months. Haaland’s campaign ended the negotiations Thursday, saying it would no longer reserve possible debate dates. “Since July, our campaign has held eight different dates for a debate,” campaign manager Dylan McArthur wrote in an email. “However, Deb’s opponent is unwi
Garcia Richard, Gallegos clash over economy, public safety and health care in lieutenant governor debate (opens the original)
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New Mexico’s candidates for lieutenant governor offered competing visions for the state during their first live debate of the 2026 general election campaign, clashing over affordability, public safety, abortion access and federal assistance while finding some common ground on child welfare and wildfire prevention. Democrat Stephanie Garcia Richard and Republican David Gallegos met at the Albuquerque Journal auditorium for the hourlong debate on Thursday, sponsored by the Journal, KOAT-TV and New
Haaland, Torrez and Serrato propose bills targeting online child safety, AI and consumer protections (opens the original)
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Democratic gubernatorial nominee Deb Haaland, New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez and state Rep. Linda Serrato announced two proposed bills on Wednesday designed to protect children online and update the state’s consumer protection laws. Serrato, who represents House District 45, is expected to sponsor the legislation developed by the Attorney General’s Office. The package includes a proposed Online Safety and Accountability Act and changes to New Mexico’s Unfair Practices Act. Supporters sa
Recent rain restores Rio Grande flows, but officials say drought remains (opens the original)
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The Rio Grande is flowing again from Bernalillo to Elephant Butte—but how long will the rain-fueled surge last? The Rio Grande is flowing again from Bernalillo to Elephant Butte—but how long will the rain-fueled surge last? Recent rainfall has brought a dramatic change to the Rio Grande, restoring flows on Friday along stretches of the river in Albuquerque that had been dry after a long, hot summer. Officials with the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District said runoff entering from the Jemez Mou
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