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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Santa Fe News Today delivers daily coverage of everything happening in Santa Fe with fast, focused updates on local news, government, business, public safety, weather, and the stories shaping the community. From city developments to cultural and regional updates, the show keeps you informed on what matters most across Santa Fe. Each short episode highlights what matters most—including key updates, local trends, and stories shaping the city—produced by AI for speed, consistency, and clarity. Part of The Daily News Now network, Santa Fe News Today is built for lis...

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Haaland Proposes Data Center Pause | Santa Fe News 18.09.2026

Deb Haaland’s bold plan to pause new large-scale data centers in New Mexico until the state enforces clear environmental and labor standards is sparking a fierce debate with her Republican rival, who warns it’ll scare off business. Haaland argues her eight-point checklist—mandating renewable energy, local hiring, and accountability—won’t hurt competitiveness but will protect resources and communit...

Albuquerque’s X Marks the Spot Program | Santa Fe News 18.09.2026

Albuquerque’s new “X Marks the Spot” initiative invites homeowners to display giant white X’s on their property to signal they’re open to hot air balloon landings during the Balloon Fiesta — creating a safer, more organized experience for pilots while letting residents join the fun and potentially win daily prizes. Launched in partnership with Bernalillo County and the International Balloon Fiesta...

Shelter-in-Place Lifted at Two Schools | Santa Fe News 18.09.2026

Two elementary schools, Edward Gonzales and Helen Cordero, were placed under a shelter-in-place due to nearby police activity — not on campus — keeping students safe indoors until authorities gave the all-clear. Parents worried as details were sparse, but officials confirmed no threat existed at the schools. The alert was lifted, normal operations resumed, and safety remained the top priority. Lis...

Bullfighters: The Unsung Heroes of Rodeo | Santa Fe News 18.09.2026

Bullfighters at the New Mexico State Fair aren’t clowns—they’re fearless protectors standing shoulder-to-shoulder with bull riders, risking broken bones and concussions to keep the action safe. Jake Geiger, a four-night veteran of the PRCA Rodeo, embodies that raw passion and grit, proving this high-stakes sport demands more than courage—it demands heart. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Sol...

Project Jupiter Gets Legal Green Light | Santa Fe News 18.09.2026

Project Jupiter just cleared a major legal hurdle after the New Mexico Supreme Court denied environmental groups’ challenges, paving the way for construction to proceed without delays tied to water usage and air quality permit disputes. 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...

Deb Haaland’s Data Center Pause | Santa Fe News 18.09.2026

New Mexico’s data center boom is sparking a fierce debate over water, energy, and labor — as gubernatorial candidate Deb Haaland unveils a bold plan to pause all new projects until stronger environmental and worker protections are in place. Her eight-point proposal demands renewable energy use, water conservation, local hiring with union wages, and meaningful community consultation — including tri...

DWI Recovery Court Celebrates 3800 Graduates | Santa Fe News 18.09.2026

Bernalillo County’s DWI Recovery Court is rewriting recovery stories—one life at a time. Since 1997, over 3,800 graduates have stayed sober long-term, with 93% maintaining lasting sobriety. More than just avoiding jail, this program delivers intensive support: regular screenings, counseling, and connections to support groups—all designed to heal from the root of addiction. Hear Randy Trujillo’s po...

Fall Festivals & Air Races This Weekend | Santa Fe News 18.09.2026

This weekend, Albuquerque and surrounding towns are buzzing with seasonal fun—from prickly pear festivals and high-speed air races to free concerts, chile feasts, and historic fall celebrations. Don’t miss the Prickly Pear Festival’s food, crafts, and cochineal dyeing in Albuquerque, the adrenaline-pumping National Championship Air Races in Roswell, or the family-friendly Fall Festivals in Bloomfi...

Albuquerque Schools Reimagining Scale | Santa Fe News 18.09.2026

Albuquerque Public Schools is launching a major overhaul called “right-sizing” to tackle plummeting enrollment—down from 84,000 students in 2018 to under 64,000 by 2025–26. With too many schools built for too few kids, the district plans to close, merge, or rezone campuses—but first, they’re asking parents and staff for input. Driven by falling birth rates and families relocating out of state, APS...

New Mexico Tourism Surges Amid National Decline | Santa Fe News 17.09.2026

New Mexico’s tourism is booming while the U.S. struggles—international visitors rose 1.1% last year, bringing in $8.8 billion in direct spending and over 72,000 jobs, thanks to smart marketing and a welcoming vibe that’s turning heads and cash registers alike. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an au...

La Jara Mesa Project on Hold | Santa Fe News 17.09.2026

Uranium mining at the La Jara Mesa Project in Cibola County is on hold until May, after over 200 locals voiced fierce opposition—raising alarms about environmental damage, radiation risks, and sacred Native American lands. The region’s painful history with uranium mining, which brought jobs but left toxic legacies by the 80s, adds weight to the pushback. New Mexico’s ban on uranium mining on state...

Forward Party Pushes for Ballot Access | Santa Fe News 17.09.2026

The Forward Party in New Mexico is racing against time to get their candidates on the ballot before Friday’s deadline, after a federal appeals court denied their request. Filing an emergency petition with the U.S. Supreme Court, they argue New Mexico’s signature rules unfairly burden minor parties, forcing them to collect more signatures than major parties. Even the state’s Attorney General suppor...

Four Furry Friends Need Forever Homes | Santa Fe News 17.09.2026

Four adorable pups are waiting for their forever homes—Toast, the wiggly pit bull mix at Bernalillo County Shelter; Frosted Flakes, the silly, treat-loving healer mix in Ruidoso; Daisy, the cuddly Australian cattle dog mix craving pets and praise; and Lucy, the shy but affectionate pit bull terrier mix ready for fetch and scratches. Each brings unique charm—find your match today! Listen in comfort...

Standoff in Sandia Park Ends with Arrest | Santa Fe News 17.09.2026

SWAT standoff in Sandia Park ends with suspect in custody after tense two-hour siege—deputies responded to a deadly threat call on Los Lomas Circle, leading to charges of aggravated assault and firearm threats against Brandon Campbell, 32. 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 n...

New Mexico Flood Watch Continues | Santa Fe News 17.09.2026

New Mexico braces for more rain and flash flood risks as storms sweep across the state, with Albuquerque and Santa Fe under a flood watch. Heavy downpours—some areas already soaked with up to 1.5 inches—threaten roads, especially near Hatch, where flooding could make travel impossible. Morning showers are expected today with a brief afternoon break that might push temps into the 70s, but rain coul...

50 Forgotten Veterans Honored in NM | Santa Fe News 17.09.2026

Fifty forgotten U.S. veterans, never claimed by families, are finally getting the dignified military send-off they deserve in New Mexico — with full honors, a solemn procession, and open ceremonies for all to honor their sacrifice. 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 summ...

Albuquerque Boosts School Crossing Safety | Santa Fe News 17.09.2026

Albuquerque’s rolling out a smart new HAWK signal at Kathryn Ave and San Mateo Blvd to keep students safe on their way to Whittier Elementary and Wilson Middle—making it easier for kids to cross busy streets with flashing lights that stop traffic just long enough for them to get across. This upgrade also supports the Walking School Bus program, helping kids walk safely while socializing. It’s part...

Rookie Pilot Takes to the Skies | Santa Fe News 17.09.2026

The national championship air races have launched in Roswell, igniting the skies with jaw-dropping speed and adrenaline as pilots battle in high-stakes STOL drag races—takeoff, race, stop, turn around—all while fans geek out over custom planes like Suzanne Richmond’s “Gremlin Special,” who’s making her rookie pilot debut alongside boyfriend Michael. With couples competing, crowds cheering from the...

Ruidoso Battles Rain After Fire and Flood | Santa Fe News 17.09.2026

Ruidoso braces for another round of heavy rains just as it’s still recovering from last year’s devastating fires and floods—putting schools, infrastructure, and finances under renewed strain while officials plead for more state support to rebuild what’s been lost. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is a...

Judges Under Scrutiny in NM Pretrial Data | Santa Fe News 17.09.2026

Bernalillo County’s DA unveils a new online dashboard tracking pretrial release stats — but judges are urging caution, reminding the public that each case is unique and decisions hinge on legal standards, not headlines. 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...

Diego Sanchez in Custody After Failed Tests | Santa Fe News 17.09.2026

Diego Sanchez, ex-UFC fighter and now behind bars, is locked up after failing multiple drug and alcohol tests—cocaine and booze showed up in his system, triggering a probation bust. It all started with an aggravated DWI arrest in Socorro County, but his troubles began earlier: back in March, he was slapped with five years of probation for firing a gun into the air during a traffic jam on I-40—with...

New Mexico Surprises with Rising International Tourism | Santa Fe News 17.09.2026

New Mexico is defying national trends by seeing a surge in international travelers—up 1.1% with nearly 760,000 visitors last year—while the U.S. overall sees declines. These tourists pumped $8.8 billion into the state’s economy, splurging on food, drinks, shopping, and outdoor adventures, proving New Mexico’s unique charm and resilience as a top global destination. Listen in comfort: Get a discoun...

New Mexico's Green Chile Crisis | Santa Fe News 17.09.2026

This year’s New Mexico green chile harvest is in deep trouble, with crop diseases, insect attacks, and scorching heat slashing yields by 20-50%. Farmers are struggling to keep plants alive, while demand stays high—driving up prices and straining local markets. Longtime growers say this is the worst season they’ve ever seen, and stores are reporting half their usual supply. With the $54 million ind...

Ruidoso Prepares for Flash Floods | Santa Fe News 17.09.2026

Ruidoso braces for flash floods with serious prep: swift-water rescue teams on standby, a new detention basin to slow water flow, sandbags distributed at key spots, and cross vein weirs installed to break up flood force—all while weather looms, showing the town’s proactive fight against nature’s fury. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise...

Jaremy Smith Pleads Guilty in Double Tragedy | Santa Fe News 17.09.2026

Jaremy Smith, 35, just pleaded guilty to kidnapping, carjacking, and murder in the brutal killing of beloved paramedic Phonesia Machado-Fore — a crime that now carries a mandatory life sentence and up to $250,000 in fines. This isn’t his first rodeo: he’d already taken a plea deal for murdering New Mexico State Police Officer Justin Hare in April 2025 — another life sentence. The chilling connecti...

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