Santa Fe News Today | 2 Min News | THE DAILY NOW!
By THE DAILY NOW!
Categories: News, Daily News
Santa Fe News Today is hosted by Corey Cambridge, and delivers fast, focused daily news updates on the stories shaping Santa Fe, New Mexico, including breaking local news, state government, business, education, healthcare, arts and culture, tourism, real estate, housing, technology, energy, weather, transportation, public safety, and the people and issues impacting communities across Northern New Mexico. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by Qwikcast.ai and part of THE DAILY NOW! Network, the show keeps listeners connected to the daily news stories that matter across Santa Fe and beyond.
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Recent episodes
- Agua Fría Wastewater Project Enters Phase 3 | Santa Fe News
The Agua Fría wastewater project has entered Phase 3, aimed at modernizing infrastructure across thirty-seven streets, scheduled for completion by July 2027. Following the success of the first two phases, this initiative addresses outdated septic systems to protect groundwater. Residents will…
- Santa Fe Arts Coalition Rebrands as Midtown Sol | Santa Fe News
Santa Fe's Midtown Arts and Design Alliance has rebranded as "Midtown Sol," focusing on creating a vibrant visual arts hub at the midtown campus. This shift follows input from partners aimed at fostering an inclusive atmosphere, distancing from past associations tied to an old acronym. Executive…
- Former DA's Office Employee Admits Fraud | Santa Fe News
Sandra Vega, a former employee of New Mexico's First Judicial District Attorney’s Office, has pleaded guilty to federal fraud charges after impersonating an IRS agent to scam over $150,000 from a victim. For eight years, she used fake phone numbers to perpetrate this scheme, promising a…
- Sweet Santa Fe Welcomes New Chocolate Enrober | Santa Fe News
Sweet Santa Fe has announced a significant upgrade with the addition of a new chocolate enrober, affectionately dubbed the "I Love Lucy machine" after the iconic TV scene. Owner Nathan Sutton is enhancing the customer experience by adding a window to the kitchen, allowing visitors to observe the…
- Tomasita’s Restaurant Reopens After Blaze | Santa Fe News
Tomasita’s in Albuquerque has reopened after a six-week closure due to a fire that affected its exhaust vent. The restaurant returned to business with all 80 employees just in time for a busy season. Owner Georgia Maryol is grateful for the quick repairs, and team member Kaela Childs expressed…
- Rick Mendez Faces Sentencing in DWI Scheme | Santa Fe News
Rick Mendez is scheduled for sentencing in May 2027 for his role in a DWI deception scheme involving bribed police officers to dismiss drunk driving cases. Recently, Mendez left federal court while discussions about his case progressed, having admitted his involvement nearly two years ago. He was…
- Venture Builder Program Boosts Local Startups | Santa Fe News
The Venture Builder program in Santa Fe offers a unique approach to business acceleration by supporting six early-stage companies. Noteworthy participant Bandelier Technologies has seen significant growth since its launch. Led by Drew Tulchin, the program tailors its curriculum to the specific…
- Senate Moves Forward on Energy Reform Bill | Santa Fe News
On November 9th, the Senate approved a bill aimed at expediting energy project approvals, known as the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act, with a 73-25 vote. Senator Martin Heinrich from New Mexico promotes the legislation for its potential to reduce electricity costs and enhance…
- Feds Probe New Mexico Schools’ Gender Policies | Santa Fe News
The U.S. Department of Education is investigating Albuquerque and Santa Fe Public Schools over their handling of students' gender identity. Concerns have been raised about policies that may prevent staff from informing parents about their child's gender identity or transition. Reports suggest…
- RV Fire Reignites Twice in Albuquerque | Santa Fe News
An RV fire in Albuquerque near Fourth Street and Menaul sparked twice on Monday, November 9th. Initially reported at around 10 AM, the fire reignited later in the afternoon, prompting a return by Albuquerque Fire Rescue to extinguish it again. Authorities have not yet disclosed the cause of the…
- Owl Cafe Named America's Best Diner | Santa Fe News
Albuquerque's Owl Cafe has been named America’s Best Diner following a competitive online contest on The64.com, which showcased various diners in head-to-head matchups. Known for its delicious New Mexican comfort food, including green chile cheeseburgers and all-day breakfast, the café has…
- New Mexico's Bold Literacy Initiative for Kids | Santa Fe News
Over seventy-five thousand young students in New Mexico will receive over seven hundred fifty thousand books this school year through a new literacy initiative aimed at enhancing at-home learning. Individualized literacy plans will be developed, with families receiving updates quarterly. The…
- Shorter Days Linked to Seasonal Depression | Santa Fe News
As winter approaches, shorter days can trigger seasonal affective disorder (SAD), impacting mood for many, particularly women. Symptoms typically arise in fall and resolve with the return of spring. Exposure to bright light, especially in the morning, can help alleviate symptoms—light therapy…
- Burque Battle Celebrates Lowrider Culture | Santa Fe News
The Route 66 Burque Battle in Albuquerque celebrated lowrider culture through custom cars, classic bikes, and family-friendly activities. Organizers provided free resources and career opportunities to engage the community. Participants like Nehemiah Anaya and Jaden Velasquez shared how their…
- Senate to Vote Monday on Heinrich's Energy Bill | Santa Fe News
The Senate is preparing to vote on the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act, a significant energy and development bill sponsored by New Mexico Senator Martin Heinrich. The bill aims to lower energy costs and create jobs by streamlining the approval process for energy projects, such as…
- New Mexico Sports Fans Celebrate Big Wins | Santa Fe News
New Mexico sports fans celebrated a thrilling weekend as the Lobo football team dominated Nevada 31-3, improving to 8-1 overall. Despite dropping to 23rd in the AP poll, Coach Jason Eck remains optimistic about upcoming games and playoff rankings. The Lobo men’s basketball team is off to a strong…
- El Niño Raises Flooding Concerns in New Mexico | Santa Fe News
This winter may bring wetter conditions to the Southwest due to a strong El Niño, which could result in increased flooding risks in the spring as snow melts. New Mexico has recently experienced flooding that alleviated some drought, but if moisture persists, it might lead to heightened runoff…
- Democrats Surge in Southern New Mexico Elections | Santa Fe News
Major developments emerged from Southern New Mexico’s midterm elections with a surprising surge for the Democratic Party. Voter turnout was high, propelling Deb Haaland to a significant victory over Gregg Hull with 57% of the vote, far exceeding earlier polls. Similarly, Gabe Vasquez defeated Greg…
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