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New Mexico adds 10,000 child care slots but access remains a challenge (opens the original)
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New Mexico has added about 10,000 child care slots over the past year, but families still face difficulties accessing child care, health care, and other essential services, according to a new report. The report from New Mexico Voices for Children states that these services are particularly hard to find in rural communities. It highlights the progress made, including the thousands of new child care slots added over the past year, but emphasizes the need for the state to improve access to all of t
Levee breach forces evacuations near Rincon (opens the original)
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A flash flood emergency has been issued after a levee breach happened near Rincon, New Mexico. Dona Ana County emergency management officials have issued an evacuation order urging those in Rincon to evacuate immediately due to flooding. >>> LIVE COVERAGE: Flash Flooding in New Mexico causes evacuations An evacuation shelter has been established at the Dona Ana or Radium Springs Community Center. County officials say the Rincon Arroyo breached levees near the Rincon Water Treatment Plant and is
Flash Flood Emergency issued due to dam failure in Dona Ana County (opens the original)
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The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood emergency due to the risk of an imminent failure of McLeod Dam in Dona Ana County. Dam operators and county officials reported McLeod Dam is at risk of imminent failure and could cause life threatening flash flooding in areas between Garfield and Salem in Dona Ana County. >>> LIVE COVERAGE: Flash Flooding in New Mexico causes evacuations Residents in the Salem area have been asked to evacuate due to imminent flooding. The National Weather Ser
Voluntary evacuations ordered in Upper Canyon near Ruidoso (opens the original)
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The Ruidoso Office of Emergency Management has issued a SET (voluntary) evacuation status for residents in Upper Canyon beyond Main Road and Fox Road. Emergency management officials say in an emergency alert the voluntary evacuation is for the possibility of landslides in the area. A shelter has been established at the Gateway Church located at 415 Suddreth Drive. A flood watch remains in effect until Wednesday morning.
Village of Ruidoso placed on "Ready" status due to flood risk (opens the original)
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The Village of Ruidoso has placed a Level One: Ready status for all evacuation zones due to the risk of flash flooding from the remnants of Hurricane Polo. Ruidoso is under "Ready" status through Wednesday morning. Officials stress this is not an evacuation order, but residents should be prepared to leave if officials direct an evacuation. Areas near burn scars are at a heightened risk of flooding as heavy rain and long duration rains move through the state.
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