Welcome to a new podcast season, Jewish Voices, American Stories. In this episode, we’ll explore pivotal moments when American presidents helped shape a nation where the Jewish people could belong—and thrive.We begin at the founding of the United States, when George Washington answered a profound question for a small but …
Read More »Fishing Report
Got a fish story you want to share? Tell us all about it! Just visit the Department of Wildlife’s Weekly Fishing and Stocking Report website and use the iFish form at the bottom of the page. Submissions received by noon Monday will be considered for inclusion in that week’s fishing report. Fish weights …
Read More »Operation Sky Hammer: Fighting fire in the Rockies
When smoke begins to rise across the Rocky Mountains, a unique firefighting force lifts off—fast. Operation Sky Hammer was designed to improve success during initial attack on wildfires. The effort combines two helitankers, a helicopter coordinator, and a mobile retardant base. Together, they form a highly mobile and high‑powered response …
Read More »CHRISTUS St. Vincent Hospitalist Program
By CHRISTUS St. Vincent CHRISTUS St. Vincent’s expert team of hospitalists includes internal medicine, family medicine, geriatric and pediatric physicians who specialize in hospital-based care. Because we do not see patients outside the hospital, we are able to give complete attention to directing your care. A Hospitalist will be in …
Read More »Fishing Report
Got a fish story you want to share? Tell us all about it! Just visit the Department of Wildlife’s Weekly Fishing and Stocking Report website and use the iFish form at the bottom of the page. Submissions received by noon Monday will be considered for inclusion in that week’s fishing report. Fish weights …
Read More »America’s real estate market was all set for a hot selling season. Those hopes have been dashed.
Real estate requires a certain degree of blind optimism: a belief that, despite the market’s ups and downs, the buyers will come knocking, the home inspection will come up clean, and both parties will shake off the jitters and sign on the dotted line. Never does that faith flow more …
Read More »The Bite: Beyond the Buffet
Exploring Albuquerque’s Indian Street Food Scene Welcome to the only source for artful, bite-sized stories and diverse perspectives on the New Mexico food and drink scene. This week, we set off on a quest for Indian snacks, chaat, street food, and more in Albuquerque. Of course, if you love this …
Read More »Iran Attacks Emirates While U.S. Strikes Boats
Iran fired more than a dozen missiles and drones at the United Arab Emirates—the first such attack on the Gulf state since the April ceasefire. The Times of Israel also reported that the U.S. military fired on Iranian vessels in the Strait of Hormuz as President Donald Trump seeks to …
Read More »Join us May 9 in Glenwood for GilaFest!
Celebrate GilaFest with the New Mexico Department of Wildlife Join the New Mexico Department of Wildlife for a family-friendly day of outdoor fun, wildlife experiences, and community celebration as we mark two major milestones: the completion of a decade-long renovation of the Glenwood State Fish Hatchery and the opening of …
Read More »Forest Service issues proposed rule on administrative site leases
The U.S. Forest Service is proposing a rule change that clarifies how it classifies leases for certain properties on National Forest System land and initiates a 30-day public comment period. This update better aligns the agency’s leasing practices with how the private real estate market operates, making it easier to …
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