Santa Fe News Today — June 20

Santa Fe: Wildfire watch continues in Jemez Mountains | June 22

Santa Fe firefighters are monitoring wildfires in the Jemez Mountains, including a new blaze near Mountainair, while police report multiple gunfire detections using ShotSpotter. Local authorities also arrested three DWI drivers and lawmakers debate splitting the CYFD child welfare agency into two separate divisions.

Santa Fe: Mall shooting leaves one injured, inflation strains local businesses | June 21

Santa Fe: A shooting at Santa Fe Place Mall left one injured, prompting safety concerns and temporary access restrictions. Rising costs strain households and small businesses as Santa Fe residents face 12% higher expenses on essentials.

Santa Fe News Today — June 20

Santa Fe's new ShotSpotter system and increased police patrols are key safety measures as the city prepares for summer. The Santa Fe Children’s Museum expands its train exhibit, and the Currents Arts and Tech Festival showcases new media art.

Santa Fe: State fights screwworm outbreak with new funding | June 19

Santa Fe officials are ramping up response to a rare screwworm outbreak threatening livestock and agriculture, while a new state initiative aims to improve educational outcomes for Black students. State Senator Toulouse Oliver has paused his lieutenant governor campaign to focus on legislative work, and Santa Fe’s “Out There!” festival celebrates local arts and culture.

Santa Fe: Firefighters contain Pelada Fire near Santa Fe. | June 18

Santa Fe firefighters made progress containing the Pelada Fire near the city's outskirts through controlled burns and water-dropping efforts. The New Mexico Gay Men’s Chorus and The People’s Juneteenth celebration are highlighting community pride, social justice, and historical reflection this weekend.