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Former New Mexico House majority leader was convicted Friday on all federal counts, including bribery and mail fraud.
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Reported acreage remains at 7,794 after days of continuous growth in Pecos Wilderness.
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Wildfire remains 0% contained as crews reinforce at-risk communities, structures
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The two Republican members of a legislative truth-finding commission focused on Jeffrey Epstein’s past ties to New Mexico on Tuesday accused the panel’s Democratic chairwoman of removing the name of gubernatorial nominee Deb Haaland from an interim report released last week.
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New Mexico officials on Monday warned that smoke from the Frijoles Fire and other wildfires burning in the state poses health risks, particularly to the elderly and those with respiratory illnesses.
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A lackluster early monsoon season has done little to douse the wildfires active across New Mexico.
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Nearly 70 pilot reports before fatal crash warned about GPS jamming near White Sands, including one that called practice "an accident waiting to happen."
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Commission announces 4 new subpoenas to state agencies, Santa Fe-area spa.
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New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez on Monday announced that the United States Department of Justice had denied his office’s requests for records relating to allegations that federal drug agents allowed large quantities of fentanyl to enter New Mexico communities without seizing them.