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Santa Clara to vote on Terrazas’ mystery project
The Santa Clara Board of Trustees expressed interest last week in a proposal by a businessman who wants to purchase an acre of village land for a project he wasn’t yet willing to divulge, but decided to put off any action on the sale until they could get more information.
City leaders highlight Albuquerque housing projects
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – City officials say upcoming projects will create more than 300 new housing units in Albuquerque. The projects would include transforming the empty gold-trimmed office buildings at the intersection of San Mateo and Central into apartments; the Highlands Central Market and Residence Inn project near Presbyterian Hospital that would offer extended stay hotel rooms; […]
Los Alamos Medical Center Celebrates Opening Of On-Site Sleep Center
Los Alamos Medical Center and Los Alamos Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting ceremony Monday afternoon to celebrate the hospital’s new Sleep Center. Pictured are, from left, incoming Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Sandy Jones, LAMC CEO Tracie Stratton, Los Alamos County Council Vice Chair Theresa Cull, LAMC Director of Outpatient Services Kevin Schoenberger, LAMC Chief Financial Officer Jim McGonnell, Dr. Michael Lucia, Sleep Technician Francis Bourget, outgoing Chamber of Commerce Executive Ryn Herrmann and Los Alamos County Economic Development Program Manager Janice Krish. Photo by Maire O’Neill/losalamosreporter.com.
Texas expands razor wire along river banks in Eagle Pass and El Paso
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott says Texas National Guard troops are installing more razor wire along the Rio Grande in South and West Texas, at a time when some environmentalists say they're actually seeing a draw down in activity.
Federal complaints filed against Texas hospitals over abortion, ectopic pregnancy
NORTH TEXAS — Two Texas women who say they were refused abortions for ectopic pregnancies want a federal investigation into their cases. Kelsie Norris-De La Cruz said she was not treated for her ectopic pregnancy when she visited Texas Health Arlington Memorial Hospital in February. Kyliegh Thurman said Ascension Seton Williamson Hospital in Round Rock failed to provide immediate medical attention for her ectopic pregnancy, also in February. Ectopic pregnancy can be deadly if not treated.In the complaint filed on Aug. 6, by the Center for Reproductive Rights, De La Cruz said she nearly died before finding a...
Texas sues Biden administration over nursing home staffing rule
Texas is suing the Biden administration over a new policy that mandates minimum staffing levels in nursing homes, arguing the federal Medicare agency exceeded its authority. In a lawsuit filed Wednesday in the Northern District of Texas, state Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) said the rule should be vacated and the administration should be permanently blocked from enforcing it.
Hooker Bulldogs Sniffing a Gold Ball
They were close. They are close. Hooker is looking for an elusive first football championship. Last year, only district rival Fairview stood in their way as Hooker finished runner up in Class A going 12-3. Hooker is loaded for bare in 2024 looking for more hardware after winning the past two track titles.
Amarillo woman pleads guilty in 2022 murder, sentenced to 12 years in prison
AMARILLO, Texas (KVII) — An Amarillo woman pleaded guilty to a 2022 murder and was sentenced to 12 years in prison. Jameeka Bates, 27, shot and killed Zaedrion Amon Morgan on February 1, 2022. Last week, she pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of aggravated assault with a deadly...
Man accused of running over his girlfriend indicted, but not for murder
CANYON, Texas (KVII) — Theman accused of running over his girlfriend with his pickup truck was indicted, but not for murder. A Randall County grand jury indicted Ulise DeLao for manslaughter. The grand jury no billed DeLao on the murder charge. According to Canyon police, DeLao ran over Brittany...
About a third of New Mexico counties characterized as 'maternity care deserts'
This article was first published by Source New Mexico. Visit the website at sourcenm.com for more. New Mexicans are facing a lack of health care workers and difficulty accessing medical care, including maternity care. According to the University of New Mexico’s College of Population Health, 33% of counties in the state are considered “OB deserts,”...
‘First We Bombed New Mexico’ Premieres At Oppenheimer Festival At SAL Event Center In Los Alamos
The Second Annual Oppenheimer Festival in Los Alamos is honored to present a special event this Saturday, offering an immersive experience where history, film, and dialogue intersect. Join us at the SALA Los Alamos Event Center for an exclusive evening that delves into the powerful, untold story of the Trinity nuclear test and its lasting impact on New Mexico’s communities.
Las Cruces police investigate wrongful shopping cart retrieval claims
LAS CRUCES, N.M. (KFOX14/CBS4) — For the first time we are hearing publicly from Las Cruces Police Chief Jeremy Story after last week a homeless woman was reportedly approached by a business and forced to remove her belongings from a shopping cart, which they claimed was theirs. This incident...
CRRUA reports no discolored water calls in July despite two recent incidents
DONA ANA COUNTY, N.M. (KFOX14/CBS4) — The water utility responsible for overseeing operations in areas of Sunland Park and Santa Teresa reported zero calls related to discolored water during July, despite self-reporting discolored water on two separate occasions over the past week. The Camino Real Regional Utility Authority (CRRUA)...
Best bets: Key events in Farmington, Bloomfield and Aztec
Saturday, Aug. 17, is National Bookstore Romance Day. Regional independent bookstores celebrating this day are Amy’s Bookcase, based here in Farmington, and Maria’s Bookshop, located in Durango. Amy’s Bookcase has lined up Saturday’s free event, which will start at 9 a.m. and last through 4 p.m. It will...
Kadin Hansel Has Shown Goats At Rio Arriba County Fair For Six Years
Los Alamos High School 10th grader Kadin Hansel with Boots n Bridles 4-H club had a very successful week at the 2024 Rio Arriba County Fair. He has been in 4-H for 6 years and has shown goats each year at Rio Arriba County Fair. This year he placed 1st in the heavy weight goat class with his 100lb wether. He placed 3rd in the medium heavy class with his doe. He placed 1st in senior showmanship. He got another first in County Breed with the wether and 2nd with his doe. He qualified for the grand drive with his wether and ended up winning Grand Champion County Breed Goat. Courtesy photo.
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