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Santa Fe County expanded free tire recycling to the full month of May with funding support from the New Mexico Environment Department RAID grant. The program is open to Santa Fe County residents with a valid ID and proof of address or a solid waste permit. Residents can recycle up to eight tires per person per day, and rims must be removed and placed in the scrap metal bin. Illegally dumped tires are a serious fire and environmental hazard, and proper recycling turns them into valuable new products like flooring, roofing, and sports surfaces.

Taos County community members are invited to gather for Constellations and Cultural Treasures, an evening celebrating the County’s new Dark Skies policies and offering a first public preview of the Cultural Treasures Project’s interactive map. The event will take place from 5:15–7:30 p.m., Thursday, May 14th at Daleee at KTAOS! Attendees can enjoy free food and receive free T-shirts while supplies last.

Now's your chance to win like a Luchador! We're partnering with New Mexico Lottery this week to celebrate their ✨ NEW ✨ Legends of Lucha Libre® Scratcher! Make sure to stay tuned into The Morning Show w/ Paddy Mac all this week (4/27-5/1) for your chance to win a Legendary Coffee Mug AND some Lottery Bucks!

As construction season ramps up across New Mexico, orange barrels are appearing statewide and the New Mexico Department of Transportation is urging drivers to slow down and stay alert during National Work Zone Awareness Week, April 20–24.

Amid unseasonably hot weather and dry fuel conditions, the Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Forestry Division is enacting statewide fire restrictions in New Mexico to reduce the risk of wildfire starts.