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New Mexico鈥檚 attorney general is filing a lawsuit in the U.S. Supreme Court against Colorado. The suit calls into question how abandoned mines were鈥� -
Thursday marks the three-month anniversary of the Gold King Mine Spill. In August, the spill originating from abandoned Gold King Mine contaminated the鈥� -
It鈥檚 been two weeks since the Gold King Mine spill closed irrigation on the Navajo Nation and officials say fields around Shiprock are beginning to die鈥� -
Farmers and livestock owners are free to draw water from the San Juan and Animas rivers again after 3 million gallons of mine waste spilled into the鈥� -
It鈥檚 been nearly two weeks since the Gold King Mine spill caused the shut down of San Juan River irrigation to farms on the Navajo Nation. Emergency鈥� -
New Mexico lifted water restrictions on the Animas and San Juan Rivers over the weekend in the wake of a toxic mine spill in Colorado.Water samples showed鈥� -
SHIPROCK, N.M.鈥擭ot everyone on the Navajo Nation had heard about the Gold King Mine spill that happened more than a week ago, even though they might live鈥� -
Water managers in Northwestern New Mexico are trying to figure out how much contamination from the Gold King Mine spill has seeped into ditch irrigation鈥� -
SHIPROCK, N.M.鈥擣armers near the San Juan are frustrated by the lack of data from the Environmental Protection Agency after pollutants were released from鈥� -
UPDATE, Friday, Aug. 14, 5 p.m.: The EPA says testing results from the Navajo Nation should be released on Saturday. SHIPROCK, N.M.鈥擣armers near the San鈥�
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