The Sacaton Fire in New Mexico has forced an immediate evacuation of Willow Creek, now under a Level 3 “GO” order — pack up and leave now. Officials from the Gila National Forest, Catron County Sheriff’s Office, and emergency management are taking no chances as crews battle flames that stretch from the Gila Cliff Dwellings to Lordsburg. Trails are closed, Highway 159 is shut down east of Mogollon, and smoke is visible for miles. Remember: Level 1 = Ready, Level 2 = Set, Level 3 = GO — don’t wait.

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New Mexico lawmakers are set to introduce a statewide moratorium on new large-scale data centers in 2027, aiming to pause development while evaluating critical impacts like water use, energy demands, and community benefits—inspired by Maine’s failed but instructive bill. As nationwide concern grows over AI’s rapid advancement, even tech-friendly states like Texas are shifting toward regulation, blocking rural data center projects. Meanwhile, New Mexico communities like Socorro County, Raton, and Santa Fe County are taking local action with moratoriums, despite no current projects underway, highlighting a mounting tension between economic promise and the urgent need for thoughtful, informed planning.

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Forty-nine new Americans from fourteen countries took the oath of citizenship in Albuquerque—just in time for the nation’s 250th birthday, turning the Convention Center into a living symbol of the American dream. For Lluvia Damaris Gutierrez Lopez, 26, it capped a decade-long journey that began at age 16; raised in the U.S. since age one, she’s now joining her parents and sister in full citizenship. Judge David Urias called the moment historic, especially amid today’s political climate, as the ceremony kicked off weekend festivities with a powerful reminder: America welcomes newcomers, and every Fourth of July will now mean double celebration for her.

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