24 Articles in Alamagordo News
Lujan teams up other host state senators to advocate for national labs
New Mexico, Lujan’s home state, is home to both Sandia and Los Alamos national laboratories.
Published: Monday May 29 2023
New Mexico mayor: Shooting involving biker gangs kills 3, wounds 5 at annual holiday rally
New Mexico State Police said 3 other bikers are facing charges in Saturday’s shooting involving the Bandidos and the Waterdogs.
Published: Sunday May 28 2023
Oil and gas land sale nets $79M amid New Mexico climate concerns
The most revenue produced by any parcel in the sale was $16.2 million brought in by a lease of 280 acres in Eddy County to Devon Energy.
Published: Sunday May 28 2023
Tap water safe to drink, may look a bit cloudy
Air in the pipe system led to the cloudy appearance of tap water in the City of Alamogordo.
Published: Saturday May 27 2023
These names topped the list of baby names in 2022
The Social Security Administration announced the top baby names of 2022. Check out where New Mexico baby names stand compared to the national list.
Published: Friday May 26 2023
Alamagordo Daily News
by: Megan Gleason
PRC orders El Paso Electric to give credits to customers
El Paso Electric could return more than $1.19M to southern NM residents.
Published: Friday May 26 2023
Alamagordo Daily News
by: Associated Press
Target's hostile backlash over Pride merch explained
Target is removing some items and making other changes to its LGBTQ+ merchandise after intense backlash from some shoppers ahead of Pride month.
Published: Friday May 26 2023
Border Patrol agents kill AZ man who reported migrants on property, family says
The FBI is investigating the shooting death of tribal member Raymond Mattia by U.S. Border Patrol agents in Arizona.
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$141M Permian Basin oil and gas deal finalized amid regional growth
The acquired assets included about 60,000 acres in the region, expected produce about 1,901 barrels of oil equivalent per in the next year.
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Alamagordo Daily News
by: Farmington Daily Times
Bear spotted in Farmington Walmart parking lot. What do you do if you encounter a bear?
Dr. Jamie Sherman, a wildlife veterinarian at the University of California, Davis, said black bears and grizzly bears are two of the most common in the United States.
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Prescribed burns planned for Lincoln National Forest this week
U.S. Forest Service officials said there were about 50 acres planned to for the burns this week in the 684-acre Lewis Prescribed Fire Project.
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Wind power line work in New Mexico starts in summer after feds approve
The SunZia Transmission project will send up to 3,000 megawatts of electricity generated by a windfarm in southern New Mexico to western markets.
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A look back at the deadly shooting at UNM: Timeline of events
Here's a look back at the timeline of events in the shooting on the campus of UNM and the investigation that followed.
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Top administrator at NMSU resigns. Here’s what we know
The move, described as a restructuring effort, comes as NMSU searches for a new leader amid a sea of change.
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'Robodogs' to patrol Holloman Air Force Base, aid base surveillance
A new robotic dog from Ghost Robotics will help Air Force personnel patrol the base.
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Protests rally ahead of federal oil and gas lease sale in New Mexico
The Bureau of Land Management’s May 25 lease sale was set to include about 3,279 acres in Eddy, Lea and Chaves counties in the Permian Basin region.
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USDA postpones prescribed burn in Lincoln County amid high winds
a planned fire for Lincoln National Forest to burn 35-acres near the Sacramento mountains has been postponed until further notice.
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Tina Turner performs at Pan Am Center, UTEP Special Events Center
Tina Turner performs at Pan Am Center, UTEP Special Events Center
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Alamagordo Daily News
by: Danielle Prokop
Still in Mexico: New concerns in the wake of asylum restrictions
People seeking asylum face increased risks of violence and extortion, even as they weigh their next move.
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Project SEARCH trains interns for real-world jobs
Interns participate in Project SEARCH from August through May.
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Do New Mexico oil and gas companies pay enough to drill on public land?
A recent study argued New Mexicans did not get a fair return in revenue from oil and gas operations in the state over the last decade.
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Biden administration highlights deportation flights
The Biden administration is advertising its removal and deportation flights in a bid to show it has the border under control.
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Memorial Day in Alamogordo: Here's what's happening
Virgin Galactic launches spaceflight, readies for commercial flights in June
Virgin Galactic launched its Unity 25 flight Thursday morning with six people on board, including Jamila Gilbert from Las Cruces.
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