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SAN JUAN COUNTY, N.M. (KRQE) – Back-to-back flooding hit San Juan County in recent weeks, leaving many without a place to call home and memories lost to flood waters. The Lamonica family’s neighbors who had lived south of the San Juan River in Aztec for decades told them not to worry, as heavy rain hit […]
BLOOMFIELD – A trio of San Juan County high school football teams will look to extend their seasons taking part in quarterfinal games in the 2026 New Mexico Activities Association’s football postseason tournament. Kirtland Central, coming off an impressive first round win at home last week over Hatch...
Albuquerque, NM – Northern New Mexico's highest mountains could receive up to 6 inches of snow this weekend as another storm system brings winter weather, reduced visibility and potentially hazardous travel conditions from Saturday afternoon through Sunday morning.
CDOT plans to have Wolf Creek Pass open to limited traffic by this weekend and Colorado 151 between Pagosa Springs and Bayfield taking traffic by Thanksgiving, state transportation officials reported Tuesday. Wolf Creek Pass has been closed the past 12 days, since a second round of heavy rainstorms caused severe...
Historic flooding in San Juan County led the county commission to suspend building permit fees for properties negatively affected by the natural disaster. The county commission unanimously approved the proposal Tuesday after a presentation from Deputy County Manager Steven Saavedra, who said, “suspending these fees would help reduce the financial burden of any injury.”
RIO RANCHO – A total of four teams from San Juan County are packing their bags for Rio Rancho this week, each eyeing deep runs at the 2026 New Mexico Activities Association’s State Volleyball Championships. Navajo Prep and Shiprock both secured spots in the 12-team Class 3A bracket,...
Most of New Mexico will stay quiet through Thursday, with patchy fog possible around Roswell, Hagerman, Farmington and the San Juan Valley.
After decades of planning and anticipation, a date is set for the groundbreaking of the Navajo Code Talkers Museum in New Mexico.
The destruction of property and livelihood caused by the historic flooding last month continued as a hot topic at Tuesday’s Farmington City Council meeting. During the first hour of public comment, at least half the citizens used their allotted three-minute window to inform the council of how they had been affected by the two floods that ravaged San Juan County.
FARMINGTON, N.M. — San Juan County officials are continuing to seek federal disaster assistance following historic flooding that caused widespread damage across the region and left hundreds of homes and properties impacted. County leaders estimate the flooding caused approximately $8 million in damages, with 833 properties affected. Of those,...
(NEW MEXICO) — The Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region (HSPPR) lent a helping paw to a fellow humane society in New Mexico when flooding created a need for shelter space. According to HSPPR, on Friday, Nov. 6, HSPPR’s transfer team traveled seven hours to New Mexico to...
RIO RANCHO – Thursday’s opening round matches of the 2026 New Mexico state volleyball tournament was a tough one for area teams, with all four squads from San Juan County coming up short in their respective brackets. Shiprock and Navajo Prep, both competing in the Class 3A tournament,...
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Photographer Curtis Ray Benally, of the Diné (Navajo) Nation, had his striking image of an Indigenous American dancer displayed on a huge billboard in the state
