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Albuquerque Fire Rescue getting access to video platform for 911 calls
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Albuquerque Fire Rescue will soon be able to see a 911 call before arriving on scene. The city’s Finance and Government Operations Committee will sign off on a $120,000 purchase for AFR allowing the department to use an app called “GoodSAM.” The technology allows first responders to have live video communication with […]
Community Conversations: Police chief on new ordinances in Las Cruces aim to combat crime
LAS CRUCES, N.M. (KFOX14/CBS4) — In today's Community Conversations, Las Cruces police chief Jeremy Story joined the KFOX14 Morning News to talk about the ordinances that were passed in Las Cruces to overcome crime. Story said the ordinances are meant to be small steps. "They are meant to give...
2024 New Mexico football predictions: Ranked No. 118 by RJ Young
[Check out RJ Young's ultimate 134 college football rankings here]. Conference ranking: 12th in Mountain West (+35000 to win conference) Teams ahead of them: Ohio (117), North Texas (116), Nevada (115), East Carolina (114), Western Michigan (113) Teams behind them: Tulsa (119), Buffalo (120), Central Michigan (121), New Mexico State...
Los Alamos Jewish Center Celebrates 70 Years As A Formal Congregation
The Los Alamos Jewish Center is marking 70 years as a formal congregation, and the Jewish community on the Hill is celebrating the past as it looks towards the future. The festivities take place Friday, August 23 to Saturday, August 24, with a mixture of Sabbath services, meals, and history-related events, along with opportunities for the community to get together for mingling and reminiscing. The anniversary celebration culminates in a Saturday evening dinner-dance party at historic Fuller Lodge. Long-time residents as well as Los Alamos Jewish Center members who have moved out of state and more recent members of the community will be in attendance.
Faulting new law, parents sue Colorado, Brighton school district over daughter's gender transition
A Brighton couple is suing the state of Colorado, alleging that a law dealing with transgender identity violates parents’ constitutional rights and that their daughter, with the encouragement of a school district counselor, transitioned to a boy in secret. The couple filed the Aug. 7 lawsuit against the Department of Education, and the 27J School District in Brighton. The suit seeks to challenge the constitutionality of House Bill 1039, claiming it violates parents’ rights as outlined in the First and 14th Amendments of the American...
Mudslides close two popular mountain passes in Colorado due to "extensive" damage
Telluride-area Black Bear Pass and Imogene Pass have been closed after multiple mudslides and flooding caused extensive damage in the area overnight. Bridal Veil Road was also damaged. The local sheriff's office described the damage as severe, with some roads in the impacted area washed out completely. Closures are expected to be in place for at least this week, possibly longer. Traffic in and out of Telluride is still open....
Coloradans have a shot at seeing the 'aurora borealis' tonight along with epic meteor shower
Amid an ongoing stint of increased aurora activity, Coloradans may have another shot at seeing the Northern Lights this week. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Monday night will be an active one when it comes to the Aurora Borealis, with the Space Weather Prediction Center out of Boulder calling for a strong geomagnetic storm rated as G3 with a K-index of 7 or greater. Storms of this nature can have potential to cause power system voltage irregularities, surface charging of satellites, and...
City Councilor Wymer meets and greets constituents in the park
The city of Rio Rancho will be hosting Councilor Meet ‘n’ Greet events throughout summer. Each city councilor will be hosting an event for their district with free ice cream, games, activities and demonstrations by city staff for all ages.
Jemez Historic Site honors Pueblo Independence Day
Celebrate Pueblo Independence Day at Jemez Historic Site on Sunday, Aug. 11. The celebration begins at 7 a.m. with a 13-mile run from the plaza in Jemez Pueblo up New Mexico Highway 4 to the Jemez Historic Site.
NM governor hiring at least two people for her new statewide housing office
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s office is seeking applicants to fill at least two jobs for the newly created “Office of Housing,” a small group of executive branch officials tasked with coordinating various statewide housing programs. Creating a statewide housing office under the governor’s control was one of Lujan Grisham’s main priorities during the 2024 30-day […]
About a third of New Mexico counties characterized as ‘maternity care deserts’
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,” where there is little to no access to obstetric care providers. For one single mother in […]
SALA Los Alamos Event Center To Host Captivating Lineup Of Films And Events For Oppenheimer Festival Aug. 15-18
The SALA Event Center announced a captivating lineup of films and events this week as part of the ongoing Oppenheimer Festival. Aug. 15 to Aug. 18, movie enthusiasts and history buffs alike are invited to immerse themselves in an exciting program featuring new releases, premieres, classic films and engaging discussions.
LANL: ‘No Homies Left Behind’ For These Los Alamos Carpoolers
Carpooling compadres (from left) James Harris, Lauren Marrs, Anthony Dominguez and Loren Peña, all of whom work at Los Alamos National Laboratory. Photo Courtesy LANL. Every morning when he wakes up, Loren Peña’s first order of business is a text. His day always starts with a message to Lab colleagues Anthony Dominguez, James Harris and Lauren Marrs.
Monks chip away at wildfire risk
USDA Forest Service is reducing wildfire risk and forging unusual, unique partnerships. The Gila National Forest and Our Lady of Guadalupe Monastery work together to reduce wildfire risk across boundaries near Silver City, New Mexico. (USDA Forest Service video by Preston Keres) Benedictine monks at Our Lady of Guadalupe Monastery...
Delayed Farmington Police report reveals how woman died on street
New information has surfaced about a traffic fatality that occurred at 4:04 a.m. July 25 at Southside River Road and Browning Parkway. The victim of the Nadine Vigil of Farmington died in the crash, Farmington Police Spokesperson Shanice Gonzales initial reported that Nadine Vigil of Farmington died after being thrown from a vehicle that she was driving.
Valerio Pinchetti Is Top Predictor In Aug. 13 Pace Run
Atomic City Road Runners gather in Rendija Canyon for Tuesday’s pace run. Courtesy photo. Atomic City Road Runners set off on their race routes Tuesday evening on the Rendija Canyon Trail. Courtesy photo. Atomic City Road Runners gather in Rendija Canyon for Tuesday’s pace run. Courtesy photo. BY...
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