Xcel Energy proposes 11 projects adding nearly 4,000 MW in Texas, New Mexico
Xcel Energy proposes 11 power projects in Texas and New Mexico, adding nearly 4,000 MW by 2030, using natural gas, solar, and wind to meet rising demand.
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BBBSNM Mentoring Programs Draw Strong Interest From Los Alamos Students
Big Brothers Big Sisters of New Mexico reports 41 matches in Los Alamos last year, with Lunch Buddy and Community-Based programs active at several schools as the new school year begins.
New Mexico Health Department and Navajo Area Indian Health Service Sign Historic Agreement
The New Mexico Department of Health and the Navajo Area Indian Health Service signed a memorandum of agreement on June 23 to strengthen public health collaboration, improve data sharing, and honor Tribal data sovereignty.
NOAA and partners report below-average Gulf of Mexico dead zone
NOAA and partners measured a below-average dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico, indicating lower than usual oxygen-depleted waters.
New Mexico homeowner under investigation after shooting bear; cub dies during rescue
State officials are investigating a Sandia Heights homeowner who shot a mother bear in his backyard. The bear survived, but one of her cubs died during a rescue attempt by wildlife officers.
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मेक्सिको की सबसे प्रतिष्ठित यूनिवर्सिटी यूएनएएम ने संदिग्ध एआई धोखाधड़ी के चलते करीब 3,000 प्रवेश परीक्षा परिणाम रद्द कर दिए हैं। इससे सभी छात्रों का प्रवेश अधर में लटक गया है, जिसमें वे छात्र भी शामिल हैं जिन पर धोखाधड़ी का संदेह नहीं है।
New Mexico measles outbreak containment cost $5.4 million, study finds
A study estimates the 2025 measles outbreak in New Mexico cost $5.4 million, including medical care, public health operations, and lost work.
Contractors building border wall ordered to stop drilling wells in drought-stricken New Mexico
The Trump administration ordered border wall contractors to stop drilling wells in New Mexico after ranchers said groundwater pumping could threaten livestock. Wells were drilled without state permits.