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Flooding devastates Rincon community, potentially delaying pecan harvest (opens the original)
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A levee breach in Rincon, New Mexico caused severe flooding, leaving pecan farmers with millions in damages and delaying the harvest. A levee breach in Rincon, New Mexico caused severe flooding, leaving pecan farmers with millions in damages and delaying the harvest. Severe flooding caused by a levee breach in Rincon, New Mexico, has left pecan farmers facing millions of dollars in damages and a delayed harvest. Rincon is located in northern Doña Ana County, roughly 5 miles south of Hatch, and 3
Flooding forced many to evacuate as water overtopped dams and flooded rivers in Dona Ana County (opens the original)
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Unprecedented flooding along the Rio Grande forced the evacuation of the villages of Hatch, Rincon, and Garfield in southern New Mexico, as heavy rains caused dams to over top and streams to overflow their banks. Alessandra Analis, a farmer in Garfield, said her family's crops were submerged on Wednesday. "We've been waiting for water, waiting for water all year, and I don't think anyone expected it to come all at once, especially in one day," Analis said. Some of the crops are located near McLe
New Mexico’s universal childcare program may soon require copays due to inflation (opens the original)
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Rising inflation has triggered a provision in New Mexico’s universal childcare program, potentially requiring higher-income families to pay copayments for services. Rising inflation has triggered a provision in New Mexico’s universal childcare program, potentially requiring higher-income families to pay copayments for services. A provision in New Mexico’s universal childcare program may soon require some families to pay copayments for childcare services due to rising inflation, according to stat
Arguments for and against salaries for state lawmakers made ahead of November ballot item (opens the original)
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New Mexico voters will decide in November whether to amend the state constitution to provide legislators with salaries for the first time, sparking debate over fairness, taxpayer burden, and potential reforms. New Mexico voters will decide in November whether to amend the state constitution to provide legislators with salaries for the first time, sparking debate over fairness, taxpayer burden, and potential reforms. New Mexico voters will decide this November whether to amend the state constitut
Mexican gray wolf’s accidental death after trapping sparks legal debate in New Mexico (opens the original)
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A Mexican gray wolf died after being accidentally trapped by a Catron County Sheriff's Office employee in 2025, leading to controversy over the legality of the trap and the lack of charges filed. A Mexican gray wolf died after being accidentally trapped by a Catron County Sheriff's Office employee in 2025, leading to controversy over the legality of the trap and the lack of charges filed. A Mexican gray wolf, identified as A-M-2765, died shortly after being accidentally trapped on public land by
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