Apollonia “Apple” Jauregui earned a spot in the 2026 USATF National Junior Olympic Track & Field Championships from Monday, July 27 to Sunday, Aug. 2 at Cerritos College in Norwalk, California, where she competed in discus against 27 of the nation’s top young athletes.
Notably, the proposal would establish a “Super Emitter Program” that would define such a facility as one emitting at least 50 kilograms per hour in a single event. The proposal also includes language allowing the use of third-party data taken from satellite readings or other sources outside of state agencies in identifying such emissions.
Three years ago, Hicks was able to use that passion for public service when he became a trooper and second lieutenant with the New Mexico Mounted Patrol. The Mounted Patrol is an independent agency composed of volunteers who can be called to assist other local and state law enforcement agencies.
The New Mexico Department of Justice on Wednesday announced a newly filed lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Justice and Acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche in order to gain access to un-redacted investigative files related to the deceased sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his time in the state.
New Mexico’s Summer Enrichment Program placed 2,200 students in paid internships across the state, giving high schoolers real-world job experience and career exploration. In Roswell, Edith Segura worked at a women’s health clinic, learned what medical careers involve, and joined classmates in creating community impact projects to build career readiness.
Chaves County hosted its annual Health Expo Saturday at the Roswell Mall, bringing together Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell, first responders and local health providers for workshops, demonstrations and displays on health topics. The event featured about 120 exhibits, including CPR training, kidney health information and suicide prevention resources.