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UNM psychology department members release statement supporting campus protesters
On July 19, individuals from the University of New Mexico psychology department delivered a statement to UNM leadership, calling for the University to drop all charges against pro-Palestine protesters and to support student rights to activism and free speech. The statement also highlighted the potential mental health effects of the...
Football: New look for the Lobos
The 2023-24 season was disappointing for the New Mexico Lobos football team. It finished the season with a record of 4-8, ending on a 44-41 loss to Utah State. Shortly after that, the University of New Mexico decided to part ways with Head Coach Danny Gonzales. Gonzales had an abysmal...
White Rock Skate Park Closed For New Module Installation
Rendering presented at a meeting in March of the proposed skatepark layout in White Rock. Courtesy/LAC. The Los Alamos County Parks Division has closed the White Rock Skate Park for the disassembly of old park equipment and installation of new modules. Disassembly has been completed, and American Ramp Company has...
Daily Postcard: Doe Nurses Twins In Backyard In Quemazon
Daily Postcard: A doe feeds her twins above a stone wall with a thicket of gamble oak behind her Wednesday in the backyard of a home in Quemazon. Photo by Verena Welser. The doe beds down with her fawns near by Wednesday in the backyard of a home in Quemazon. Photo by Verena Welser.
Española Humane Received Over 70 Dogs In Six Days And Seeks Foster Superheroes To Help
Española Humane has received more than 70 dogs in the last six days. Foster superheroes, it’s time to put on your capes! Española Humane is at capacity in the kennels and urgently trying to place these two litters of pups. They also have some tiny purrbabies looking for a soft place to land until they are old enough for adoption.
‘Beyond The Threshold’ Opens Thursday At Step Up Gallery
Take a step “Beyond the Threshold” with artists Linda Storm and Sandra Duran Wilson in Step Up Gallery at Mesa Public Library. The artists have created more than 100 inspirational paintings and sculptures designed to ignite the intellect and spur imagination to envision worlds beyond. The show opens Thursday.
Scenes Of Operation Rewind Headlining Summer Concert
Operation Rewind headlines the Summer Concert Friday night at Ashley Pond Park. Operation Rewind is a sensational five-piece tribal band hailing from the enchanting High Country of New Mexico with a passion for music. The Los Alamos Summer Concert Series is produced by the Los Alamos County Community Services Department and Sancre Productions. The Operation Rewind concert was sponsored by PPC Solar. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com.
Daily Postcard: Fox Spotted On Kinnikinnik Park Trail
Daily Postcard: A fox is spotted last week on the Kinnikinnik Park trail. The trail can be accessed on the west side of the Larry Walkup Aquatic Center in Los Alamos. Photo by Michael Smith. Another view of the fox spotted last week on the Kinnikinnik Park trail. Photo by...
Los Alamos Extreme Cheer Team Seeks Community Support
The Los Alamos Extreme Cheer Team will be fundraising this Friday, Aug. 16 at Ashley Pond Park during the Summer Concert. Courtesy photo. We are reaching out with an exciting opportunity to make a meaningful impact in the lives of our young athletes on the Los Alamos Extreme Cheer Team.
Upper Basin states propose MOU with U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Colorado River water managers are moving forward with a plan to track and get credit for conserved water. The Upper Colorado River Commission on Monday voted unanimously to move ahead with the creation of a memorandum of understanding with the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation that would provide accounting and credit to the Upper Basin states (Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming) for water saved through conservation programs. It would also identify qualifying criteria for water conservation projects. A draft of the MOU is expected by the end of September.
Surveillance Blimp Set To Monitor New Mexico Border Amid Migrant Deaths
U.S. Customs and Border Protection is all set to deploy a high-tech surveillance blimp toward the west of the Santa Teresa Port of Entry in New Mexico, according to two federal lawmakers. Since Oct. 1, over 140 migrants have died in the El Paso Sector of the Border Patrol, many...
U.S. Attorney General speaks on decrease in violent crime in Albuquerque
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – United States Attorney General, Merrick Garland, was in Albuquerque today discussing crime in the metro and the state. Though some categories of violent crime are on a downward trend, community members say there’s still work to be done. According to the Albuquerque Police Department, homicides, robberies and aggravated assaults have been decreasing […]
Man sentenced for 3 cold case rapes in Albuquerque
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A judge sentenced a man after he was arrested for several rapes in Albuquerque. Ralph Martinez, 61, was sentenced to 30 years in jail. Martinez pleaded guilty to raping three women after he was arrested in 2023 by the Bernalillo County District Attorney's Office. Follow us...
Doña Ana County selects Scott Andrews as choice for next county manager
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico (KVIA) -- Scott Andrews, Ed.D, has been selected by the Doña Ana County Board of Commissioners to be their choice for the next County Manager. According to a news release from the county, Andrews emerged as a "top choice" candidate following a "rigorous" interview process. He most recently served as the The post Doña Ana County selects Scott Andrews as choice for next county manager appeared first on KVIA.
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)...
Sunland Park to open new entertainment hub, seeks local talent for 2025
SUNLAND PARK, N.M. (KFOX14/CBS4) — A new lifestyle and entertainment center that's set to open in Sunland Park next year is looking for up-and-coming Borderland talent to throw on its 2025 performance roster, as well as a group of people who can "contribute feedback and insights into the venue's programming."
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