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Residents, chamber, and the city work to tame ‘aquatic bloom’ in Pecos River

A river algae problem that threatened to sink Carlsbad’s popular Christmas on the Pecos festivities appears to be under control.

Lawmaking session opens with series of crime, public safety bills

Crime and mental health took center stage as New Mexico lawmakers convened.

Rumors of immigration actions in New Mexico abound after Trump’s order

Border states such as New Mexico could see the start of heightened enforcement and deportations of immigrants.

The wonderful world of books

From Taos, an update on a school library.

Holly Frontier-Sinclair agrees to $172M settlement at Artesia refinery

The emissions were discovered during a 2019 joint investigation by the Environmental Protection Agency.

Trump inaugurated as 47th U.S. President

Donald Trump was officially sworn in as president of the United States during a Monday ceremony at the U.S.

County gives Mark Cage a $55K raise as undersheriff

Commissioners approved pay increase Tuesday.

Permian Basin oil company certified for ‘dark sky’ protection

An oil and gas company operating in southeast New Mexico’s Permian Basin oilfields agreed to take steps at three facilities in Lea County to reduce artificial light impacting the wilderness in the region.

The Difference Between a Dangerous Dog and a Vicious Dog: Understanding the Implications of Misreporting

Dogs are beloved companions for many, but sometimes, circumstances arise where concerns about their behavior need to be addressed.

Missing hiker found at Guadalupe Mountains

A missing hiker was rescued by helicopter Sunday at Guadalupe Mountains National Park after climbing to the Guadalupe Peak the day before.

Artesia group sues to overturn state’s EV mandate

An Artesia-based nonprofit is suing the state of New Mexico over electric vehicle requirements imposed last year on newly-built businesses and homes statewide.

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