Intense flooding struck Ruidoso, with fast-moving water tearing through creeks, streams, and streets.New video footage shows ...

The emergency declaration will allow Ruidoso to tap into more state and federal resources, Ruidoso Mayor Lynn Crawford said.

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The Ruidoso burn scar may experience life-threatening flooding through Wednesday. Other parts of New Mexico are also expected ...

Tropical moisture surging into the Southwest caused the National Weather Service to issue a Flood Watch for central and ...

The monsoon season starts June 15, and while this season is expected to have a normal amount of rainfall, burn scars in Ruidoso could cause flooding.

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The fires have claimed the lives of two people, New Mexico State Police confirmed last Wednesday. NMSP said they found one person dead inside a burned vehicle on Rainier Road in Ruidoso.

New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham made the decision to declare a State of Emergency for the South Fork and Salt Fires. The executive order was put into effect Tuesday morning, June 18.

The interactive map below shows recently updated data on wildfires burning in California and other states, including New Mexico — where the fast-moving South Fork Fire broke out Monday.