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Acting governor declares state of emergency as New Mexico responds to ongoing flooding (opens the original)
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Eric Unzicker had just left for work Wednesday morning when he encountered two orange traffic cones â and realized a large chunk of his road was missing. Sibley Road, located near Cañoncito southeast of Santa Fe, was washed out after more than 24 hours of nearly nonstop rain swept much of New Mexico. The damage left about a dozen households â including Unzickerâs â stranded, he said. âI was pretty shocked,â Unzicker said. âImmediately you think of, like, âOK, what am I going to
Formerly incarcerated 'Breaking Bad' actor spreads message of change at New Mexico prison (opens the original)
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The third time Luis Moncada went to prison, he had a lot of time to reflect. He would stand in front of the small mirror in his cell in solitary confinement, looking into his own eyes. âYouâre [expletive] stupid,â he would say to himself. Decidedly unhappy with the cycle he had found himself in when he was just 17 â a loop of gang activity in Los Angeles punctuated by stints in jail and prison both in the U.S. and abroad â Moncada became determined to change. And when he was released i
'New Mexican' opinion editor wins national award for school editorials (opens the original)
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Longtime New Mexican editorial page editor Inez Russell Gomez has been awarded a first-place honor in the 2026 Carmage Walls Commentary Prize, a national competition recognizing editorial writers and columnists. Russell Gomez â who has served as opinion page editor since 2011 but has worn several hats at The New Mexican and The Taos News â won first place in the Focused Editorial category of the competition, America's Newspapers announced Tuesday. She was honored for her editorials about t
Statewide flood watch in effect as New Mexico braces for more rainfall (opens the original)
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Another surge of monsoon moisture â coupled with additional precipitation from Hurricane Polo and Tropical Storm Odalys â is set to bring more widespread rain to New Mexico this week atop the still-damp soils from last weekâs showers and thunderstorms. The National Weather Service issued a flood watch for the entire state for Monday afternoon through at least Wednesday morning. Meteorologists expect two-day rainfall totals will range from 1 to 3 inches in most areas, but 4 to 6 inches are
Research on Albuquerque's Petroglyphs among New Mexico park projects cut by Trump administration (opens the original)
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Petroglyph National Monument would have had a shot at a spot on the National Register of Historic Places under a project set to begin this fall. Project lead Paul Reed â a preservation archaeologist and the New Mexico state director for Archaeology Southwest â was prepared to get started on the work with his colleagues. They had already completed a cultural landscape report, wherein they identified 29 interested pueblos and tribes who were associated with the petroglyphs and wanted to ensure
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