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This photo provided by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration shows pills containing fentanyl which were seized by the DEA in New Mexico, on April 28, 2025.
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FRI: NM leaders demand answers from DEA on agency's tactics in fentanyl investigation, + More
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New Mexico’s congressional delegation on Thursday called for an explanation following reports that U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agents knowingly allowed fentanyl to flood the state’s streets.
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Let's Talk about how AI is impacting New Mexicans
Ty Bannerman
AI is everywhere. How are YOU learning to navigate this new reality?
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Wildlife Services rabies biologist Robert Fey taking tissue sample from an anesthetized raccoon. Results of tests on the tissue will reveal whether or not this animal ingested enough rabies vaccine to be protected. The new Mexico Department of Health announced Thursday a fox tested positive for rabies in McKinley county.
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Fox in McKinley county tests positive for rabies for the first time on record
Daniel Montaño
the New Mexico Department of Health announced a McKinley county fox tested positive for rabies on Thursday, the first such case on record, and the eighth case of rabies in New Mexico this year.
On January 9, 2007, members of the Navajo Nation, faced with the devastating health and environmental effects of yet another coal-burning power plant, staged a peaceful demonstration in Window Rock, Arizona, on the day that returning Navajo Nation President Joe Shirley was sworn in. Peaceful demonstrators were forcibly stopped and blocked from attending the inauguration by the Navajo Nation Police.
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Exhibit tells the story of three Diné women who defeated the Desert Rock power plant
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Local News
New courts HelpLine aims to improve access to legal information
Taylor Velazquez
Manzano Mesa splashpad operated by the City of Albuquerque
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Albuquerque and other communities offer resources to stay safe during heat spike
Daniel Montaño
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A man carries a mattress past damaged residential buildings in Catia La Mar, about 18 miles northwest of Caracas. Twin earthquakes on June 25 have killed at least 164 people and destroyed multiple buildings near the capital. The U.S. has pledge a substantial amount of aid to address the aftermath of the disaster.
  1. U.S. pledges generous earthquake relief to Venezuela
  2. World Cup fans are missing games after their resale tickets fall through
  3. Keyon Harrold celebrates 100 years of Miles Davis at Carnegie Hall
  4. A new podcast explores what happened the night floods swept Texas Hill Country last year
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