Bear cub recovering after rescue near Red River
A female black bear cub rescued near Red River, separated from its mother and near starvation, is recovering at Cottonwood Rehab north of Espanola. Trapped by Game and Fish and handed to Ramsay, the cub has gained from 6 to 30 pounds in about a month, now eating solid food and showing improvement under care designed to prepare her for return to the wild.
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Red River
Taos
Espanola
New Mexico Game and Fish
Mallette Canyon
Jason Rael
Kathleen Ramsay
Cottonwood Rehab
Ramsay
New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Man arrested for attacking woman with baseball bat at Walmart
Roswell police arrested 51 year old Richard Hidalgo after a family member was struck with a baseball bat at the Walmart Supercenter following an argument. Surveillance showed Hidalgo with a bat near 4 p.m. and he allegedly pointed the bat as he moved toward the woman.
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Walmart
Roswell
Richard Hidalgo
Hidalgo
US funding to save water along the Rio Grande
The U.S. will invest 60 million dollars over the next years to strengthen Rio Grande water resilience in southern New Mexico and West Texas. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland announced the Inflation Reduction Act funding as the first basin outside the Colorado River system to receive disbursements. She cited drought pressures from Native communities to growing cities and farms, urging efficient use of every drop amid desert conditions.
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Albuquerque
U.S
Rio Grande
New Mexico
Texas
U.S. Interior
Deb Haaland
Colorado River
Haaland
Laguna Pueblo
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