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- Americans Evacuated from Hantavirus-Hit Cruise Ship
American passengers from the hantavirus-stricken MV Hondius cruise ship have been evacuated to Nebraska, with the CDC assessing their risks. The Andes strain of hantavirus, which can spread person-to-person, has caused three deaths and inf…
- U.S. Army Officer's Remains Found Off Morocco
U.S. Army Officers Remains Found Off Morocco Coast: A Tragic End to African Lion Exercises First Lieutenant Kendrick Lamont Key Juniors body was recovered from the Atlantic Ocean off Moroccos coast, following a fatal hike near the Cap Draa…
- Obamacare Marketplaces Hit Rough Waters
Obamacare marketplaces face significant challenges as enrollment plummets due to higher premiums and potential Trump-era rules. HealthCare.gov sees an 8% drop, while state-run exchanges edge up 2%. Insurers like Cigna and Aetna are pulling…
- Hantavirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship: U.S. Evacuates Americans
U.S. health officials evacuate Americans from a cruise ship hit by a hantavirus outbreak, with three fatalities and one hundred forty-plus quarantined. The virus mainly spreads from rodents, not easily person-to-person, and huge outbreaks…
- Hurricane Hunters: Flying into Chaos
Hurricane Hunters: Flying into Chaos
- Motorcycle Dangles from Traffic Light in Delta Crash
Motorcycle Dangles from Traffic Light in Delta Crash
- Six Mile Fire: Aerial Assault Underway in New Mexico
The Six Mile Fire in New Mexico is still burning, with aerial support planned for Sunday. The fire has grown to 150 acres but is being managed with direct attacks and indirect containment. Cooler temperatures have helped, but the northwest…
- Bugg Christmas Lights Lose Sparkle, Gain Tribute
Albuquerques beloved Bugg Christmas lights lose their matriarch, Joyce Bugg, but her spirit lives on as the family pays tribute with an even grander display, honoring her and her late husbands labor of love that brought joy to thousands ea…
- New Mexico United Triumphs Over Las Vegas
New Mexico United Triumphs Over Las Vegas
- Santa Fe's Green Stormwater Solution
Santa Fe partners with The Rain Catcher to install rain garden basins on Siringo Road, aiming to mitigate flooding and promote green stormwater infrastructure. These basins capture and absorb rainwater, providing real-time data on soil tem…
- DOJ Sues Albuquerque, New Mexico Over ICE Policies
The U.S. Department of Justice sues Albuquerque and New Mexico for policies blocking ICE operations. The citys safer communities ordinance and the states House Bill nine are challenged, with federal officials arguing they violate the supre…
- New Mexico: Mother's Day Chill, Hot Week Ahead
New Mexico braces for a Mothers Day chill as a cold front moves in, bringing scattered showers and thunderstorms. High pressure takes over early next week, leading to hotter days with near-record highs, particularly in eastern areas. Stay…
- New Mexico: Warm-Up, Cool-Down, Then Scorcher
New Mexico experiences a slight warm-up today, with temperatures rising and light moisture in northern and western areas. However, dry air prevents rain. Tonight, a backdoor cold front brings cooler temperatures and isolated showers on Mot…
- St. Michael's Sweeps 3A Track Championships
St. Michaels High School dominated the New Mexico Activities Association State Championship Meet in Classes A through 3A, sweeping both boys and girls team titles for the sixth consecutive year. The smaller schools showcased raw talent and…
- New Mexico High School Baseball & Softball Championships
New Mexico High School Baseball & Softball Championships
- Spring Fest at Winrock: Puppies, Shopping, and Community
Spring Fest at Winrock: Puppies, Shopping, and Community
- People Rally to Buy Spirit Airlines
Spirit Airlines faces liquidation, but a crowdfunding campaign to buy it out has raised $337 million. TikTok creator Hunter Peterson sparked the movement, drawing inspiration from the Green Bay Packers. With an average donation of $907, ev…
- New Mexico Students Race Self-Driving Cars, Aim for Global Stage
New Mexico students showcase AI skills in statewide race, aiming for international stage Support the show: Get a discount at https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news s…
- Talin Market's New Bazaar Boosts Local Businesses
Talin Market's New Bazaar Boosts Local Businesses
- Justice Dept. Sues NM, Albuquerque Over Immigration Laws
The Justice Department sues New Mexico and Albuquerque for laws blocking federal immigration enforcement. House Bill nine and the Safer Community Places ordinance prevent state employees and facilities from aiding immigration detentions an…
- Police Memorial Bike Ride Honors Fallen Officers
Police Memorial Bike Ride Honors Fallen Officers
- Cuba Rejects US Aid, Amid Crisis & Sanctions
Cuba Rejects U.S. Aid, Amid Crisis: Rubio Criticizes Regimes Blockade of Help Cuba has rejected a $100 million U.S. humanitarian aid offer, despite facing a brutal hurricane aftermath, crumbling economy, and severe fuel shortages. Secretar…
- Taylor Swift's Album Title Dispute
Taylor Swifts team dismisses trademark lawsuit over her album The Life of a Showgirl, claiming its a desperate grab for attention by Las Vegas cabaret performer Maren Flagg, who trademarked Confessions of a Showgirl in 2015. Flagg seeks da…
- AOC Keeps Options Open for 2028 Presidential Run
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is considering a 2028 presidential run, focusing on transforming the country with policies like single-payer healthcare. She adjusts her approach based on current needs, unlike potential Democratic contenders…
- Bobby Cox: The Legendary Braves Manager
Bobby Cox, the legendary Atlanta Braves manager, passed away at age eighty-four, leaving behind a legacy of fourteen straight division titles and a historic 1995 World Series win. Known for his old-school fire and fierce loyalty, Cox trans…
- AI Agents: New Coworkers, Old Challenges
Big companies are embracing AI agents for work, from scheduling to task management. JPMorgan Chase, Walmart, FedEx, and Amazon are leading the charge, with AI assistants boosting productivity and sales. However, workers face challenges ada…
- Norovirus Outbreak on Caribbean Princess Cruise
100+ passengers and 13 crew members on the Caribbean Princess cruise ship are battling norovirus, a highly contagious bug causing diarrhea, vomiting, and stomach cramps. The ship is due back at Port Canaveral on May 11th, with health teams…
- Court Halts Trump's Tariffs, Trade Talks Shift
A federal court blocks Trumps 10% tariff on most imports, citing it as unauthorized by law. Trump retaliates with higher tariffs on EU cars and trucks, warning of further increases. The EU gains leverage, and the admin explores other legal…
- Mother's Day Cool Down, Heat Wave Coming
Frontal boundary brings cooler temps and wet weather to New Mexico for Mothers Day, with isolated showers and storms expected across the eastern half of the state. Dry showers or virga statewide today, but unpredictable outdoor vibes in th…
- Los Vecinos Community Center Reopens After $6.2M Upgrade
Los Vecinos Community Center Reopens After $6.2M Upgrade
- Father Shot Dead in Albuquerque, Killer Arrested
A father was fatally shot in Albuquerque, leaving behind two young children. The alleged shooter, 17, and an accomplice, 21, have been arrested and charged with murder.
- Hantavirus Outbreak: UNM Experts on Deadly Virus
UNM researchers are addressing a hantavirus outbreak, noting its history in New Mexico and the challenges of new strains. They are seeking funding for treatments for the virus.
- New Mexico Braces for Late-Season Freeze, Warmth to Follow
New Mexico is experiencing a late-season freeze in the northern regions, with gusty winds and low temperatures. A warming trend is expected to begin on Thursday, bringing drier conditions and higher temperatures. A backdoor front on Saturd…
- Psychedelic Retreats: Weigh Risks Before You Go
Psychedelic retreats, while promising deep experiences, pose real dangers, including mental breakdowns and physical issues. These trips, often held abroad, lack oversight and safety rules, leading experts to warn of lasting mental health s…
- UNM Softball Crushes Fresno, Advances in MWT
The University of New Mexico (UNM) softball team won against Fresno State 7-2 in the Mountain West Tournament. This victory allows them to advance to the double-elimination round.