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FBI says man, woman may be linked to six human-caused wildfires in southern New Mexico
A wildfire that burned more than 12 square miles (31.08 square kilometers) in southern New Mexico last month was human caused and two people may be to blame, federal authorities said Monday.
Native Bound, Unbound, This Little Light of Mine, Q’s Cakes and Sweets Boutique
NATIVE BOUND, UNBOUND: ARCHIVE OF THE INDIGENOUS ENSLAVED. The voices of millions of enslaved Indigenous peoples have been overlooked, destined to be lost to time. Dr. Estevan Rael-Gálvez is determined to tell their stories through his “Native Bound, Unbound: Archive of the Indigenous Enslaved.”. LIBRETTIST DIANA SOLOMON-GLOVER. Librettist...
Aerospace company Boeing donating $50,000 to Ruidoso relief efforts
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- Aerospace company, Boeing, announced they are giving $250,000 from their Boeing Charitable Trust to those affected by recent wildfires in Ruidoso, and those affected by Hurricane Beryl in Houston. $50,000 will be going towards the Community Foundation of Southern New Mexico. The fund will support long-term recovery needs for people, The post Aerospace company Boeing donating $50,000 to Ruidoso relief efforts appeared first on KVIA.
Wyatt family celebrates three generations of coaches in Connie Mack baseball
FARMINGTON – Baseball, perhaps more than any other sport, has deeply placed roots within families. There are several notable family ties in the annals of Major League Baseball. Ken Griffey, Sr. and his son, Ken Griffey, Jr. played together with the Seattle Mariners in 1990 and 1991, famously hitting back-to-back home runs on Sept. 14, 1990.
Preventable heat injuries and deaths rising in New Mexico
Heat and degraded air quality harming New Mexicans is projected to worsen in the coming years, as climate change fueled by burning and extracting fossil fuels cranks up the planet’s temperature. State lawmakers heard that message from panels of experts from government and outside groups in an interim Water and Natural Resources Committee meeting Monday […]
Las Cruces Public Schools invests additional $2.1 million on security this school year
EL PASO, Texas — Safety and security are a priority not just for schools but for parents as well. This year Las Cruces Public schools is extending contracts with school resource officers and keeping security officers on campuses as well. “Our community, one of the top priorities is safety...
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