Uranium Mine Cleanup, Students Honor Jimmy Carter, and NM United's New Head Coach

Leading News
09/01/2025 14 min Episodio 4

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In this edition of The Leading News, we cover the EPA and the Navajo Nation agreeing to clean up a uranium mine near Gallup; students at Jimmy Carter Middle School participate in an activity to honor the late president and the latest on the NM United's new head coach. Those stories, plus a look at other headlines and the weather forecast, on this episode of The Leading News.
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