Patrick Lohmann, Las Cruces Sun-News

Patrick Lohmann

Las Cruces Sun-News

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Past articles by Patrick:

Proposed $2.5 billion for wildfire victims is almost triple the last time feds lit NM on fire

Some state lawmakers are worried about the federal government’s long-term commitment to restoring the northern New Mexico landscape → Read More

Learning from NM mistakes, Forest Service to better heed drought factor before burns

The agency will make at least seven changes to better adapt to climate realities, chief says. → Read More

As Forest Service wraps up 90-day pause on burns, New Mexico scientist fears what comes next

On May 20, United States Forest Service Chief Randy Moore announced that the service would pause all prescribed burns in the country for 90 days. → Read More

As feds stay quiet on state’s largest-ever wildfire, theories circulate about its cause

Dispatch records raise new questions about the start date of the Calf Canyon blaze. → Read More

Echoes of the Cerro Grande wildfire 22 years later

A Forest Service plan indicates a prescribed burn like Las Dispensas should be ignited in the fall after a rainy season. It happened in early April instead. → Read More

No refuge: Afghans describe challenges in building new life in Las Cruces

Abdul Amiry thinks of his home country when he sees the Organ Mountains in southern New Mexico. → Read More

‘Concerns’ about services provided to Afghan refugees at Las Cruces church prompt investigation

While it’s not yet clear what concerns are being investigated, Afghans under El Calvario’s care spoke about what they see as insufficient support. → Read More

As Las Cruces Afghans struggle to pay rent, one big fund goes untapped

Housing 225 people in Las Cruces is its own challenge amid a hot market. → Read More

Refugees and advocates say Temporary Protected Status doesn’t go far enough for Afghans

Plus, Afghans say they’ve had access to just two attorneys tasked with helping over 225 people in Las Cruces navigate backlogged immigration courts → Read More

Red chile labor program comes to abrupt halt due to fight between governor and Legislature

The fight stems from an ongoing altercation between Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham and the state Legislature. → Read More