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Indios Fire gains 1,600 acres amid heavy winds

Firefighting crews have been creating fire lines to prevent its spread to the east, forest officials said in a news release Monday.

New mexicoUnited statesWhite mountain wildernessChama river canyon wildernessGeorge duckerUs forest serviceArea complex incident management teamForestry divisionIndios fireSouthern new mexicoState forestry divisionSouthwest area complex incident management teamForest roadCoyote ranger stationContinental divide trail

Indios Fire gains ground amid heavy winds

Firefighting crews have been creating fire lines to prevent its spread to the east, forest officials said in a news release Monday.

White mountain wildernessNew mexicoUnited statesChama river canyon wildernessGeorge duckerArea complex incident management teamForestry divisionUs forest serviceIndios fireSouthern new mexicoState forestry divisionSouthwest area complex incident management teamForest roadCoyote ranger stationContinental divide trailNear abiqui

State recruits firefighters for what could become New Mexico s first-ever Hotshots

The State Forestry Division is looking to hire 20 to 22 people for each of two elite firefighting crews.

Eagle peakNew mexicoUnited statesCalf canyonPecos riverMichelle lujan grishamChristopher mooreLas vegasCandice kutroskyGeorge duckerNational park serviceDepartment of theNational wildfire coordinating groupUs forest serviceForestry divisionNatural resources department

State recruits firefighters for what could become New Mexico s first-ever Hotshot crews

The State Forestry Division is looking to hire 20 to 22 people for each of two elite firefighting crews.

Pecos riverNew mexicoUnited statesEagle peakCalf canyonChristopher mooreMichelle lujan grishamLas vegasGeorge duckerCandice kutroskyNational wildfire coordinating groupDepartment of theUs forest serviceNational park serviceBureau of indian affairsForestry division

Climate change to blame as insurance companies drop Santa Fe homeowners

Multiple homeowners described hearing from insurance agents that major companies are not only dropping policies in the city and county of Santa Fe but pulling out of New Mexico entirely.

United statesNew mexicoCalf canyonSanta fe riverSanta fe countyArroyo hondoNew mexicanDennis seagleRon davisKim shanahanKiki hummelMelissa robertsonJanet ruizInsurance services officeOffice of the superintendent insuranceFire marshal office

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