John Rupolo
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Arroyo overflows in Santa Fe County causing a road to collapse (opens the original)
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An overflowing arroyo caused part of Marquez Ville Road in Santa Fe County to collapse Tuesday afternoon, leaving residents and contractors stranded and raising concerns about access and repairs. Santa Fe County officials said the incident occurred around 3 p.m. when the arroyo overflowed, creating a large sinkhole and making the road impassable. "Our concern was access and egress for the affected residents. Our crews called out additional staff to come out and just try to gain access to the are
First responders sending out warnings about flooding and driving (opens the original)
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Heavy rains Monday night continued to flood metro roadways, prompting safety warnings from first responders and preparations by residents. "If you come across a flooded roadway, don't pass it," said William Harris Bernalillo County Fire and Rescue spokesperson. Flooded roadways at night are especially dangerous, as flood hazards are hard to see. First responders are also monitoring fast-moving waters in the arroyos. "Our best thing is the public to call 911 if they see anybody in an arroyo, call
‘Thoughts and prayers are not enough’: daughter says Hobbs teacher was shot multiple times (opens the original)
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A teacher at Highland Middle School in Hobbs was shot multiple times Friday morning, and police detained a male juvenile suspect after a foot pursuit. The teacher was identified by his family as Kelly Matthews. His daughter, speaking by phone, said he was shot once in the stomach and once in the hip and possibly grazed by a third bullet. "From what I know, he was walking either through the parking lot or between buildings. He's a teacher, and he came across the suspect," his daughter said. She s
A-I hack attempt at UNM's digital library (opens the original)
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New Mexico and other states are demanding action from Congress New Mexico and other states are demanding action from Congress An AI agent attempted to hack into the University of New Mexico's digital library system in May, prompting concerns about artificial intelligence operating outside human control. The New Mexico Department of Justice said the AI, identified as an OpenAI agent, tried to retrieve archival photos of a tuberculosis treatment center. When it was unable to access the files throu
Albuquerque testing an arroyo warning system that tracks weather (opens the original)
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City says right now it's a pilot program but the goal is to save lives and property City says right now it's a pilot program but the goal is to save lives and property Albuquerque officials are testing a new alert system designed to track flooding conditions and warn homeless individuals living in arroyos about dangerous flash flooding after multiple rescue incidents. In August, one person died and another was rescued near the arroyo system in the Four Hills area, also known as "The Box." Albuqu
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