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Sporting Jax stumbles against Sacramento, second-generation striker

Sporting Jax stumbles against Sacramento, second-generation striker

Tyler Wolff's father once scored a hat trick against a Jacksonville pro soccer team. On Saturday, he did the same against Sporting Jax.
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Sporting Jax men make cross-country road trip in USL soccer

Sporting Jax men make cross-country road trip in USL soccer

Sporting Jax men's soccer has a lengthy road trip this weekend, taking on some Golden State opposition. Here's the matchup.
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New Mexico Allocates $83 Million for Electric Grid Modernization and Energy Efficiency

New Mexico Allocates $83 Million for Electric Grid Modernization and Energy Efficiency

New Mexico's Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department has announced an $83 million investment to support electric grid modernization and residential energy-efficiency improvements across the state. This funding includes $67 million dedicated to strengthening the state's electric infrastructure to meet increasing energy demand. Additionally, $16 million is allocated to the Community Energy Efficiency Development (CEED) program, which aims to reduce energy costs for underserved communities through home energy audits and efficiency upgrades. The funding is part of a larger initiative, the Community Benefit Fund, which was established during the 2025 legislative session to invest in clean energy, climate resilience, and workforce development projects.
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Bayern Munich U-17 season preview with Lars Bender: Friendlies, transfers, start of season, goals and more…

Bayern Munich U-17 season preview with Lars Bender: Friendlies, transfers, start of season, goals and more…

The U-17s have signed a big name.
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Village of Los Lunas Offers Part-Time Recreation Aide Position to Enhance Community Engagement

Village of Los Lunas Offers Part-Time Recreation Aide Position to Enhance Community Engagement

The Village of Los Lunas in New Mexico is seeking to fill a part-time Recreation Aide position within its Parks and Recreation Department. This role is integral to the department's mission of providing high-quality recreational services and programs to the community. The position offers an hourly wage between $15.00 and $18.73 and involves supporting the operation of various recreational programs, events, and facilities. Responsibilities include setting up and organizing spaces, assisting with event coordination, and delivering excellent customer service. The role is designed for individuals who are passionate about community engagement and promoting a healthy lifestyle. The department is known for its commitment to quality programming and community involvement, offering sports leagues, special events, and educational classes to foster health and wellness among residents.
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New Mexico CFO Sues Over $83 Million Shortfall in Universal Childcare Program

New Mexico CFO Sues Over $83 Million Shortfall in Universal Childcare Program

Carmel Pacheco-Aragon, the former Chief Financial Officer of New Mexico's Early Childhood Education and Care Department (ECECD), has filed a lawsuit alleging she was placed on leave after exposing an $83 million budget shortfall in the state's universal childcare program. New Mexico launched the program last year, becoming the first state to offer free childcare to all residents. The lawsuit claims the program was announced without consulting the Administrative Services Division or Pacheco-Aragon. Her attorney, Jacob Candelaria, stated that the program's rollout lacked internal budget planning, leading to financial chaos. The lawsuit also alleges that the ECECD illegally transferred funds to cover childcare payments, violating state law. Pacheco-Aragon is seeking reinstatement, back pay, and damages.
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Return of Flesh-Eating Parasite Raises Concerns in the U.S.

Return of Flesh-Eating Parasite Raises Concerns in the U.S.

The New World screwworm, a parasitic fly eradicated from the U.S. nearly 60 years ago, has re-emerged, with cases reported in Texas and New Mexico. The parasite lays eggs in open wounds, and the larvae feed on living tissue. The USDA has launched a $25 million initiative to curb its spread, including releasing sterile male flies to prevent reproduction. While the risk to North Carolinians is low, experts advise vigilance, especially for those traveling to affected areas. The USDA's protocols aim to prevent the parasite from spreading further.
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DoJ Misses Deadline for Epstein Ranch Files, New Mexico AG Considers Legal Action

DoJ Misses Deadline for Epstein Ranch Files, New Mexico AG Considers Legal Action

The U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) has missed a deadline set by New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez to provide unredacted files related to Jeffrey Epstein's activities at Zorro Ranch. Torrez reopened a criminal investigation into the ranch, seeking documents from the DoJ and the Southern District of New York (SDNY), which led the original Epstein investigation. Despite promises of cooperation, only 31 heavily redacted pages were provided, prompting Torrez to consider legal action. The files are crucial for identifying co-conspirators and corroborating evidence in the ongoing investigation into Epstein's alleged abuse of girls at the ranch.
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Conrad Ambursley Embraces New Role with Phoenix Rising FC

Conrad Ambursley Embraces New Role with Phoenix Rising FC

Conrad Ambursley Embraces New Role with Phoenix Rising FC
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Military GPS Jamming Exercise Linked to Fatal Plane Crash in New Mexico

Military GPS Jamming Exercise Linked to Fatal Plane Crash in New Mexico

In May, a twin-engine Beechcraft King Air medevac plane crashed in New Mexico, resulting in the deaths of all on board. The crash occurred during a GPS jamming exercise conducted by the U.S. military at the White Sands Missile Range. This exercise left the pilots unable to use modern navigation systems, forcing them to rely on older, less familiar technology. The incident marks the first time GPS jamming has been linked to a civilian plane crash in the United States. The exercise was part of a series of similar military activities, highlighting the growing challenges of electronic warfare and its impact on aviation safety.
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New Mexico Faces Hot Weather and Monsoon Storms with Flash Flood Risks

New Mexico Faces Hot Weather and Monsoon Storms with Flash Flood Risks

New Mexico is experiencing hot conditions and monsoonal storms as a heat high moves westward across the region. Temperatures are expected to reach the 90s and 100s in lower elevations, with heat advisories in effect. Isolated to scattered storms are predicted, particularly in northern, western, and southern parts of the state. The Albuquerque metro area may see a 10% chance of precipitation. There is a low-end threat of flash flooding, especially in areas that have already experienced heavy rainfall. Meteorologist Amanda Goluszka provides detailed forecasts and updates on weather conditions.
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New Mexico CFO Sues Over Alleged $83M Shortfall in Universal Childcare Program

New Mexico CFO Sues Over Alleged $83M Shortfall in Universal Childcare Program

Carmel Pacheco-Aragon, the Chief Financial Officer of New Mexico's Early Childhood Education and Care Department, has filed a whistleblower lawsuit alleging an $83 million budget shortfall due to the state's universal childcare program. The lawsuit claims that department leaders retaliated against her for raising concerns about the financial management of the program. Pacheco-Aragon alleges that funds were illegally shuffled between programs without proper legislative approval. The lawsuit seeks her reinstatement and compensation for backpay. The program, announced by Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham, aimed to provide free childcare by lifting income restrictions.