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A Cause for Concern? Study Maps Potential Gemsbok Expansion Beyond New Mexico by 2100
A University of Illinois study projects gemsbok habitat could expand across the Southwest by 2100, while New Mexico wildlife managers report the state’s oryx population has remained stable.
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Thousands of New Mexico Inmates Need Addiction Treatment as Prison Program Struggles to Reach Everyone
Source NM reports that New Mexico has extended addiction treatment services to more than 1,400 incarcerated people, although medication supply concerns and healthcare staffing shortages continue to limit the programme’s…
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Solar PAC Targets GOP Lawmakers Over Clean Energy Policies as 2026 Election Losses Mount
Canary Media reports that a solar-backed PAC spent $17 million targeting GOP lawmakers opposed to clean energy, with the group now preparing for 2028.
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Woman, 44, Develops Bizarre Side Effect After Starting Antidepressant, Yawning Every 15 Minutes
The New York Post reports that a 44-year-old woman in Rwanda developed excessive yawning after starting Lexapro, experiencing as many as six episodes every 15 minutes.
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Jury Deliberates Charges Against Former Albuquerque Officer in 2025 Hit-and-Run Case
Monica Logroño from KOB 4 reports that a jury is deliberating the charges against a former police officer in Albuquerque, Krystal Garcia. She was accused of knowingly leaving the scene…
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‘Path to Protect Ratepayers’: Energy Affordability and Grid Reliability Council Unveils 22 Proposals to Shield Consumers
According to the Office of the Governor, New Mexico’s Energy Affordability and Grid Reliability Council is recommending a total of 22 proposals to help protect consumers and strengthen the power…
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New Mexico Task Force Proposes New Office to Address Missing and Murdered Indigenous People
According to Joshua Bowling of Source NM, New Mexico’s Missing Indigenous People Task Force is seeking feedback on a proposal to establish a state-level office dedicated to addressing the crisis.…
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Rainfall Drives Pothole Repairs as Albuquerque Crews Work Before Winter
According to an article in KOB 4, several reports of road damage doubled compared to the same period last year that led to Albuquerque city crews to have repaired approximately…
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Thursday Fire Sends One Albuquerque Resident to Hospital for Medical Care
According to KOAT, Emergency Medical Services personnel took one adult to a local hospital after a fire broke out at a residence in southeast Albuquerque.
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