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Gas Prices Surge in Albuquerque and Santa Fe: A Look at the Factors Behind the Unexpected Rise

55,000 New Mexicans to face new work requirements for food assistance starting January 1st. Eighty hours of work, volunteering, or training per month needed to maintain benefits. Exemptions for veterans, homeless, and former foster youth eliminated. Age range expanded to include adults 55-64. More parents and caregivers subject to rules, with local waivers limited to high unemployment areas.

Uncovering Santas Post-Christmas Adventure: A Rare Glimpse into the Jolly Old Elfs Winter Sports Hobby in the Nineties

Mayor of Roswell, New Mexico, personally drives stranded Thanksgiving travelers to Lubbock, enabling a woman to witness her granddaughters birth.

Groundbreaking ceremony held for Santa Ana Pueblo road project, aiming to improve traffic flow at the intersection of New Mexico State Road three thirteen and Dove Road. A joint effort between the Santa Ana Pueblo and New Mexico Department of Transportation, this $2.4 million project has been in development for over a decade, promising safer, more efficient travel for locals and visitors.

Millions of Americans face skyrocketing health insurance costs as federal Affordable Care Act tax credits expire, potentially doubling premiums. New Mexico, however, is uniquely positioned to mitigate this crisis with its Health Care Affordability Fund, a state-level subsidy. While this provides immediate relief, state leaders stress the need for a long-term federal solution.

Nutcracker in the Land of Enchantment brings a New Mexico twist to the classic ballet, featuring flamenco dancers and Southwestern snakes. Winter Wonderland, a Brrr-Lesque Show offers a daring performance at Juno Brewery this Friday. The Merry Mingle Market at Canteen Brewhouse on Sunday provides unique, handmade gifts and holiday cheer. Tom Waits for Xmas, Volume Ten at Moonlight Lounge on Monday features local bands playing classic Tom Waits tunes. Ring in the New Year with a Black and White Masquerade Party at The Smoky Note on Wednesday, complete with live music, a ball drop, and party favors.

Residents in Santa Teresa, New Mexico, are up in arms over Sunland Parks recent annexation of over 2600 acres, threatening their unobstructed views of desert and mountains. The citys rapid expansion, including plans for commercial and residential developments, has left many feeling encircled. Legal challenges and resistance from the county loom as the city faces potential lawsuits over the annexation.