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4NewMexico News collects and indexes reporting from local newspapers, TV stations, community blogs, and national outlets covering New Mexico. Results are grouped by story, location, and topic so you can follow developments in specific cities, counties, or issues like water, energy, and education.
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Balloon Fiesta Bids Farewell, But the Adventure Isn’t Over Yet
20+ min ago (350+ words) ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — For nine days, Albuquerque woke up before sunrise and looked skyward. There were mornings filled with glowing balloons and cups of coffee. There were special shapes that made crowds point, laugh, and pull out their phones. There were drone…...
CESPT Crews Deployed Across Tijuana and Rosarito Following Heavy Rainfall
1+ hour, 24+ min ago (311+ words) Por Eric Sanchez el October 12, 2026 at 9:48 AM PDT In the wake of recent heavy rainfall across the region, crews from the State Public Services Commission of Tijuana (CESPT) have been deployed across several areas of Tijuana and Playas de Rosarito…...
In The Trenches with Boo Song of Taos' Mothership
3+ hour, 37+ min ago (591+ words) Boo Song, GM, Talent Buyer, Marketing Director of Taos, NM's Mothership tells us about his unique venue and the journey that brought him there. This interview with Boo Song, owner of Taos independent music venue The Mothership, is part of…...
City of Mexico budgets $12.8 million for new city hall as hospital demolition continues
1+ hour, 4+ min ago (211+ words) The City of Mexico estimates it will cost about $12.83 million to turn the former Audrain Community Hospital’s cancer wing into a new City Hall and public safety facility. The city’s fiscal 2027 budget estimates construction will begin in July 2027 and finish…...
National Loggers Day: Logging’s impact on Maine
2+ hour, 13+ min ago (52+ words) WABI National Loggers Day: Logging’s impact on Maine Pentagon certifies Bath Iron Works can build a second Navy destroyer Mainly overcast tonight, a nice day tomorrow, rain Tuesday A very nice weekend before rain early next week Upcoming events at…...
Logging took the trees that bears called home. The Haida Nation is building them new dens
43+ min ago (1600+ words) Elijah Washington pushes through wet ferns and branches left by logging, crossing the mossy forest floor on Haida Gwaii. He kneels beside a massive western red cedar stump. The cedar was felled decades ago during the industrial logging boom that…...
New Mexico and Fujitsu partner to establish quantum research center
5+ hour, 48+ min ago (314+ words) New Mexico is to establish a quantum computing research center in collaboration with Fujitsu, strengthening the state’s ambitions to become a hub for next-generation computing. The state has committed US$150 million to support companies establishing or expanding quantum operations, aiming…...
Applying a relevant cost model for grant applications in FTTH networks
1+ hour, 30+ min ago (229+ words) a Setics White Paper This White Paper from Setics explores various methods of cost analysis for network projects and highlights which approaches are most appropriate based on different scenarios, such as grant applications, hybrid builds, or prioritising rollout strategies, and…...
Fore Women Opens Eighth Thrift Store
1+ hour, 43+ min ago (172+ words) Nearly $10M in thrift sales boost nonprofit's growth. Thrift stores are gaining traction as consumers have less cash to spend, and a 117-year-old nonprofit in Los Angeles is rising up to meet the need. That includes Career MOMentum, a 16-week paid…...
In New Mexico’s Oil Country, People Ask: What Happened to Our Water and Air?
3+ hour ago (1330+ words) Decades of oil and gas production have transformed communities along the Pecos River. Attitudes have changed, too. “Nobody ever worried about water when I was growing up.” Diane Denish, New Mexico’s lieutenant governor from 2003 to 2011, was reminiscing during a chat…...