Millions of people saw a video this week of Deivi Molina-Pena, seen here making an arepa in his apartment, screaming for help as ICE arrested him in a local Walmart.

Our story today at @sourcenm.com interviews his family and explores a feud that might have led to his arrest:

Some pics from the Peoples March in Albuquerque today

Hot air hot take:

Gallup’s balloon rally is better than Albuquerque’s

Read about Donato here: sourcenm.com/2023/11/29/a...

And here's more of our coverage about the Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon Fire: propublica.org/series/the-l...

Below is a photo Maria Luisa shared with me as she visited her husband of 54 years on Thanksgiving.

Sena did finally get to go home. His family buried him in the Camposanto del Santo Niño Cemetery near his old home. The sacred place suffered damage in the fire and ensuing floods.

“It’s burnt. It’s all burnt," his wife said. "But he’s there. We took him back to Rociada."

This week @sourcenm.com we have a story about Donato Sena, one of those six people. He lost his home in Rociada last spring and soon after was diagnosed with cancer for the fourth time.

But he beat it. And then he turned all his attention to rebuilding his home of 30 years.

Photos from a September hike up Hermits Peak, the epicenter of the biggest fire in New Mexico history. Still a deeply scarred landscape, but some shoots of green.

Sunset and storm clouds in Las Dispensas, N.M., north of Las Vegas.

Here are some photos of the devastation and beauty of northern New Mexico after the Hermits-Peak Calf Canyon Fire. From a recent hike up Hermit’s Peak