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Las Vegas eases water restrictions on car washes and laundromats
LAS VEGAS, N.M. (KRQE) – The City of Las Vegas has eased its water restrictions for car washes and laundromats. Businesses have been required to comply with city restrictions since burn scar flash flooding polluted the city’s water storage in June. The city has been slowly easing restrictions over the last two months. Laundromats will be able […]
Former NMSU basketball player wants witness testimony excluded in case
LAS CRUCES, N.M. (KRQE) – One of the three former New Mexico State University men’s basketball players charged with raping some of his teammates is trying to get witness testimony thrown out. Lawyers for Kim Aiken Jr. filed a motion in June asking to exclude testimony from witnesses they said the state included in their case too […]
New Mexico State Aggies Add 18 New Recruits for 2024 Track & Field
LAS CRUCES, N.M. – As summer winds down and students return to campus, the Aggies have been hard at work, bringing in new members of the Crimson & White. In total, NM State adds 18 student-athletes for the 2024-25 season, including six males and 12 females. Head Coach Joseph Rath hit the borderland hard on the recruiting trail, bringing a quintet of student-athletes to the City of Crosses, including a pair of distance runners from San Elizario HS. The Aggies also brought in seven transfers, including Marlee Cavitt , a dual-sport athlete who will play on the NM State soccer…
New elevator system completed in Carlsbad Caverns National Park
CARLSBAD, N.M. (KRQE) – Visitors to Carlsbad Caverns National Park now have updated elevators to help explore the caves. European company TK Elevator announced they have completed a two-year project that constructed new traction elevators in the park. The elevators travel 750 feet below the ground, equivalent to the height of the Hoover Dam, and travel […]
UNM Hospital to Host Community Listening Session in International District
Bernalillo County, N.M. — The University of New Mexico Hospital will hold a Community Listening Session on Monday, Aug. 26, at the Albuquerque International District Library. This event provides Bernalillo County District 3 residents the chance to share their thoughts, concerns, and suggestions with hospital representatives as they prepare for the upcoming vote on the extension of the UNM Hospital mill levy this November.
Big Lots is Closing Stores Nationwide, What About Oklahoma?
Citing the current state of the economy, supply-chain shortages, and historic inflation that isn't improving, Big Lots is shuttering doors across the nation. This all started back in July when the retailer announced they'd be shutting as many as 40 stores down by the end of summer. As of today, the number of stores closing is over 300 nationwide with more expected to follow.
Rain coming this evening before dry air moves in tomorrow
New Mexico will see another night of widespread rain. Temperatures have cooled off slightly, but are preparing to warm back up. Showers and storms have already been seen this afternoon across the mountains of New Mexico. Later this afternoon and into the evening the rain will intensify and increase in coverage. The north, central, and […]
The Ranches celebrates 80 years of helping at-risk teens in New Mexico
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The New Mexico Boys and Girls Ranch “The Ranches” is a nonprofit community group home that offers housing, education, therapy and counseling for at risk teens. This year, the organization is celebrating 80 years of serving the community on August 17, from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The event will be an […]
Woman faces charges in mall theft, hit-and-run of child
Farmington Police identified a man and woman that they suspect went on a crime spree in Farmington then stole and dragged a child dragged behind their vehicle in the Animas Valley Mall parking lot. Balena Shorty, 38, of Bloomfield and Darvin Paul, 29, of Farmington, face multiple felony charges in...
Man accused of killing 83-year-old in Santa Fe appears in court
SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – Zachary Babitz made his first appearance in court Tuesday morning. Babitz is facing charges for robbing and killing 83-year-old Gordon Wilson outside a Best Buy in Santa Fe on August 6. According to an affidavit, Babitz got into an altercation with Wilson while trying to steal his car. Babitz told a […]
City of Clovis hosts 2024 New Mexico Municipal League conference
The City of Clovis announced that it will host the New Mexico Municipal League's annual conference from Wednesday through Friday, during which around 400 government officials from around the state are expected to attend.
Massive New Entertainment Venue Coming To Sunland Park New Mexico
Sunland Park, New Mexico is about to really ramp things up entertainment-wise with a new, monster venue that could be a big help to local musicians. With the exception of Sunland Park Racetrack and Casino, Sunland Park never really had much going on. In 2006, Western Playland moved in. Since...
U of NM hoping to increase diversity in the water industry workforce
(The Center Square) - University of New Mexico researchers are leading a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency project to diversify the water industry workforce. Anjali Mulchandani, an assistant professor in the Gerald May Department of Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering, is the project's leader. The project is called “Educating the Future Workforce on Adapting Water Infrastructure to Climate Change Impacts on the Natural Environment.” Mulchandani is the principal investigator on the...
Gadsden school district in Sunland Park seeks new board member for District 4
SUNLAND PARK, N. M. (KFOX14/CBS4) — The Gadsden school district in Sunland Park is looking to fill a position on its board of education. The Gadsden Independent School District announced Monday it is looking for a qualified individual to join its Board of Education as a representative of District 4.
Familiar faces headline strong District 1-2A football chase
NEWCOMB – Among the many changes to the prep football landscape across the state of New Mexico, a pair of San Juan County teams find themselves among the mix of those which have dropped a notch in state classifications. The Navajo Prep Eagles and Newcomb Skyhawks, which finished last...
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