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Alamogordo residents press regulators over soaring PNM bills
ALAMOGORDO — Residents packed a city-hosted town hall to tell state utility regulators that their PNM electric bills doubled, tripled and in some cases topped $1,000 this summer, and to demand a formal investigation and an independent test of the utility’s meters. The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission (PRC) sent… Listen ⇢
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Conflicting Accounts Emerge in Death of 24-Year-Old Lincoln County Inmate; Jail Medical Oversight Questioned
CARRIZOZO, N.M. — Accounts of how a 24-year-old inmate died at the Lincoln County Detention Center on Monday, Sept. 28, now conflict. Questions are also growing about who, if anyone, is directing medical care at the jail. AlamogordoTownNews.org and KALHRadio.org first reported the death as an apparent suicide, based on… Listen ⇢
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Second Inmate Dies at Lincoln County Detention Center; 24-Year-Old Was Held for BIA
Lincoln County NM- Another death has occurred at the Lincoln County Detention Center. The detainee was reportedly being held on behalf of the federal Bureau of Indian Affairs. The detainees name and the circumstances of the death have not been released, and county officials have not publicly confirmed the incident.… Listen ⇢
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Court officials say they didn’t know ICE agents were at Otero County courthouse; county has yet to respond
ALAMOGORDO — Officials with the Twelfth Judicial District say they had no advance knowledge that federal immigration agents were on courthouse grounds on Sept. 22, when masked men who identified themselves as ICE agents detained a man moments after a judge dismissed the criminal case against him. The man’s name has… Listen ⇢
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Lincoln County jail contract nears expiration as records on inmate suicide stay under wraps
CARRIZOZO — Lincoln County’s contract with the private company that runs its jail expires in less than four months. Records released to AlamogordoTownNews.org show the county pays the operator about $5.45 million a year. But the county has not released records about an inmate suicide at the facility or about… Listen ⇢
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Independent Truckers and Teamsters: Now Is the Time for Action – A call to park it and roll slow, October 1–5, 2026
Independent trucking interests and a vocal group within the teamsters has declared that enough is enough! A small but growing organic group of leaders in the trucking industry is calling out to independent media to get the word out to independent truckers and teamsters to park it and or roll slow, October 1–5, 2026 … Listen ⇢
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Independent Truckers and Teamsters: Now Is the Time for Action – A call to park it and roll slow, October 1–5, 2026
Independent trucking interests and a vocal group within the teamsters has declared that enough is enough! A small but growing organic group of leaders in the trucking industry is calling out to independent media to get the word out to independent truckers and teamsters to park it and or roll slow, October 1–5, 2026 … Listen ⇢
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Public defender: Masked ICE grab at Otero County courthouse came moments after case was dismissed
ALAMOGORDO — Masked men who said they were ICE agents grabbed a man at the Otero County District Courthouse on Sept. 22, 2026 moments after a judge dismissed the criminal case he had come to court to fight, according to the top public defender for the 12th Judicial District. Dayna… Listen ⇢
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Jury to resume deliberations Friday in New Mexico’s Cambridge Analytica case against Facebook
SANTA FE — A Santa Fe jury went home Thursday without reaching a verdict in State of New Mexico, et al. v. Facebook, Inc., and will resume deliberations at 9 a.m. Friday, according to a media advisory from Barry Massey, chief communications officer for the Administrative Office of the Courts. The… Listen ⇢
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