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4 Dogs Seeking Forever Homes in NM | Santa Fe News
4 Dogs Seeking Forever Homes in NM | Santa Fe News
Published: Sep 10, 2026Duration: 55s
Black Crown Victoria Impersonating Police | Santa Fe News
Albuquerque cops pulled over a black Crown Victoria that was clearly trying to pass as a police car—only to find inside an arsenal of gear: light bars, radios, a PA system, ammo, a ski mask, and a sawed-off shotgun. The driver? A convicted felon. This isn’t just a prank—it’s a serious threat with real danger. Authorities are warning drivers: if something feels off during a stop, call 911 before getting out of your car. Trust your gut, stay safe, and never hesitate to verify legitimacy. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pil...
Published: Sep 10, 2026Duration: 1m 19s
Toys R Us Returns to Albuquerque | Santa Fe News
Toys R Us is roaring back with a full-scale comeback—opening its first new store in Albuquerque’s Uptown district, right between Apple and Lucky Brand where Eddie Bauer once stood. This nostalgic revival taps into childhood memories while aiming to lure a new generation of shoppers, marking the brand’s strategic return after years of absence. For fans of Geoffrey the Giraffe, this isn’t just a store—it’s a symbol of toy joy reborn. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:adve...
Published: Sep 10, 2026Duration: 1m 20s
Facebook Lawsuit Over Data Misuse | Santa Fe News
Facebook faces a major legal showdown as a state accuses it of hiding how user data was misused by third-party apps, allegedly helping sway voters in 2016 through targeted ads. While Facebook defends itself, claiming it acted responsibly after the Cambridge Analytica scandal—by deleting data, suspending apps, and tightening policies—the jury will decide if the company broke the law and what penalties, if any, follow. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high...
Published: Sep 10, 2026Duration: 1m 26s
Frijoles Fire’s Hidden Water Threat | Santa Fe News
The Frijoles fire in New Mexico, which scorched 15,000+ acres since August 4th, is now mostly out—but experts are sounding the alarm about what’s next: burned soil could drastically alter water flow, risking mudslides and floods downstream. A Burned Area Emergency Response assessment is underway to gauge soil damage, as intense fires can turn porous earth into a runoff hazard. While early data suggests the burn wasn’t uniformly severe and no immediate flood threat exists, residents near or downstream are urged to monitor weather, especially with heavy rain. A detailed soil burn severity map will be released tomorr...
Published: Sep 10, 2026Duration: 1m 16s
Ten-Year-Old Saves Lives, Wins Super Bowl Trip | Santa Fe News
A ten-year-old from New Mexico, Sophia Farwell, is jetting off to Super Bowl LXI—not just as a fan, but as a lifesaver in training. She won the exclusive trip by mastering hands-only CPR and stroke recognition through the American Heart Association’s Kids Heart Challenge, earning her one of only five national awards. Her parents are beaming with pride at her determination and compassion, while Sophia beams about how empowering it feels to help others. Beyond the Super Bowl perks, the program inspires kids to save lives and even offers schools $10,000 gym upgrades for 18 student completions—proof that real h...
Published: Sep 10, 2026Duration: 1m 42s
Tragedy at New Mexico Daycare | Santa Fe News
A heartbreaking tragedy unfolded at the New Mexico Early Learning Academy in Tijeras, where a one-year-old child was found unresponsive and later died despite emergency efforts. Authorities confirm no signs of foul play or neglect, but parents are left reeling — some visibly shaken, others struggling with unanswered questions after being told only that a child had passed. One parent, whose child was just starting daycare, shared her devastation and frustration over lack of information. The investigation continues as the community grapples with grief and uncertainty. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://so...
Published: Sep 10, 2026Duration: 58s
Fire Chief Walks Away Amid Chaos | Santa Fe News
A fire department training chief who stepped down just weeks after taking the job says he was forced out by a hostile, dysfunctional workplace with no budget or resources in place — despite his mission to serve the community and keep emergency crews sharp. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to feedback@thednn.ai. View sources & latest updates:https://sources.th...
Published: Sep 10, 2026Duration: 1m 21s
New Mexico Sues Meta Over Data Scandal | Santa Fe News
New Mexico is suing Meta over the Cambridge Analytica scandal, accusing the company of exposing 350,000 residents’ data through a viral personality quiz that harvested info from users and their friends—then sold it to political campaigns. The state claims Facebook misled users and hid its knowledge of the breach before the 2016 election, while also falsely claiming universal hate speech enforcement. Meta counters that users control their data, doesn’t sell it, and acted swiftly by removing apps and suspending developers. With other states already securing $450M+ settlements, New Mexico’s case could reshape how social media handles user privacy—and whethe...
Published: Sep 10, 2026Duration: 2m 4s
Frijoles Fire: Good Burn, Local Challenges | Santa Fe News
The Frijoles Fire, having scorched over 15,000 acres, is showing promising signs—most damage was low-intensity, which experts call a “good fire” for long-term forest health. While containment sits at 80%, flames linger in some zones. Officials are collaborating with local communities to assess impacts beyond Forest Service lands, especially on water systems like acequias, which remain clogged by ash and mud, disrupting farms and ranches. Though soil moisture retention appears intact and erosion risks low, elected leaders stress listening to locals whose generational knowledge is vital for effective recovery. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli P...
Published: Sep 10, 2026Duration: 1m 38s
The Stutterer Who Played in the Super Bowl | Santa Fe News
From stuttering kid to Super Bowl starter, Preston Dennard’s journey is pure inspiration. Once too shy to speak in class, he found his voice on the football field—where his raw talent and relentless work ethic turned doubters into believers. Undrafted and paid just $1,500, he rose to start for the LA Rams in Super Bowl XIV, proving that grit beats pedigree. Now a local legend in Albuquerque, he runs free youth clinics, helping kids overcome obstacles—one touchdown at a time. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. <...
Published: Sep 10, 2026Duration: 1m 29s
Domenici Conference Returns with Bipartisan Energy | Santa Fe News
After an eight-year hiatus, New Mexico State University revived the Domenici Public Policy Conference, drawing over 700 attendees and featuring a powerhouse lineup of politicians and experts. Keynote speakers like Heather Wilson and Senator Ben Ray Luján highlighted bipartisan collaboration and public service, echoing the legacy of late Senator Pete Domenici. While Luján’s appearance sparked controversy from the Republican Party over perceived favoritism, the event also tackled critical issues like democracy, AI, and national security—with former Senator Jeff Flake and Ambassador Chase Untermeyer among the voices. Student engagement and political discourse thrived, proving the conference’s vital ro...
Published: Sep 10, 2026Duration: 1m 37s
Fire Near Santa Fe Ski Basin | Santa Fe News
Fire Near Santa Fe Ski Basin | Santa Fe News
Published: Sep 10, 2026Duration: 45s
Santa Fe Tries to Shield Immigrant Workers | Santa Fe News
Santa Fe’s mayor is rolling out bold new policies to shield immigrant workers from ICE raids and unpredictable audits, aiming to create safer, more predictable conditions for residents while navigating federal limits. Key moves include banning ICE operations on city property, requiring advance notice before I-9 audits, appointing a city council member to the immigration subcommittee, and designating a police liaison for immigration matters. Though legal experts warn of potential enforcement hurdles, the city’s goal remains clear: protect its communities without overstepping federal authority. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http...
Published: Sep 10, 2026Duration: 1m 40s
Police Chase Sweeps Northeast Albuquerque | Santa Fe News
Police are on high alert in Albuquerque’s Northeast as they chase a suspect fleeing from a road rage incident that escalated yesterday around 4 PM. The man bolted after officers responded to Tramway and Rover Boulevards, now reportedly near Eubank and Menaul — leading to major road closures and heavy police presence. Drivers should avoid the area as authorities prioritize apprehending the suspect and will update the public as soon as more info is available. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thed...
Published: Sep 10, 2026Duration: 59s
UNM Football Crowd Surge and Parking Chaos | Santa Fe News
UNM’s football game is set to draw a massive crowd—up from 24K to nearly 30K fans—and police are bracing for chaos, especially with parking. To ease the strain, they’re heavily promoting park-and-ride shuttles and optimizing lot layouts, even squeezing in 400 extra cars last week. Traffic control is a joint effort involving APD and Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office, with drones monitoring flow and officers communicating constantly. As crowds grow, state Senator Antonio Maestas says it’s time to treat Division I football as a state priority—calling for more funding for stadiums and athletes. With construction s...
Published: Sep 10, 2026Duration: 1m 42s
Albuquerque Shooting Leaves One Dead | Santa Fe News
Albuquerque Shooting Leaves One Dead | Santa Fe News
Published: Sep 10, 2026Duration: 55s
Drought Hits New Mexico Farms Hard | Santa Fe News
This year’s New Mexico State Fair is a vivid snapshot of climate crisis on the land: record heat and drought have shrunk crops, slashed competition entries by 90% in some categories, and left farmers frustrated as soil dries up and pollinators vanish. From schoolyards to judging tables, the impact is undeniable—smaller harvests, fewer submissions, and a harsh lesson in resilience as agriculture braces for a hotter, thirstier future. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is a...
Published: Sep 10, 2026Duration: 1m 59s
New Mexico Medicaid Changes You Need to Know | Santa Fe News
New Mexico’s Medicaid is changing big time—starting October 2026, some immigrants may lose coverage due to new federal rules, and by January 2027, most adults aged 19-64 will need to work or do qualifying activities 80 hours a month to stay enrolled. But don’t panic: exemptions include foster youth, American Indians, caregivers, veterans with 100% disability, medically frail individuals, pregnant people, and those in treatment. If you’re affected, volunteering, school, job training, or seasonal work count—and 24 free job centers are ready to help you find opportunities, build resumes, and stay covered. Keep your info updated, check your mail from BeWel...
Published: Sep 10, 2026Duration: 1m 53s
Heat Wave Lingers, Rain Skews Southwest | Santa Fe News
New Mexico’s scorching heat wave shows no signs of letting up, with Albuquerque staying dry as rain chances cling to mountain regions. Thursday brings slim odds of showers in the metro—just 10%—but southwestern New Mexico could see heavy storms. Monsoon moisture keeps daily storm risks alive, though central and northern areas stay mostly dry. A glimmer of relief? Temperatures may dip into the upper 80s by Sunday or Monday. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai ...
Published: Sep 10, 2026Duration: 1m 29s