CUBA, N.M. (KRQE) – After a report showed areas in New Mexico where wildlife was in danger of getting hit by cars, the state decided to invest in building bridges to prevent those crashes. Now the state said they are making progress on those plans. “So we’re hoping to really make these roads safer for drivers […]
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