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‘In The Summers’ Trailer: Sundance’s Grand Prize Winning Fathers & Daughters Drama Hits In September
The winner of the much-sought-after Sundance Grand Jury Prize and Sundance Director Award earlier this year, the poignant father and daughters drama “In The Summers” is finally coming out this fall. Music Box Films has set a release in September. The directorial debut of Alessandra Lacorazza, known for...
Santa Fe Animal Shelter hosting block party with discounted adoption fees
SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Santa Fe Animal Shelter is hosting a block party adoption event from 12 – 4 p.m. on Saturday, August 24. With an influx of animals, the shelter say its goal is to reach 150 adoptions by the end of the month. During the adoption event, fees will be discounted to […]
Former MLB great Manny Ramirez is in Van Tate’s Sports Office
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – At the age of 52, Manny Ramirez says he’s still got it. He’s not taking any cuts with a major league team. Ramirez is swinging for fun these days, participating in the MLB-backed event called Home Run Derby X. The event is in...
NMSU defeats Oregon, 2-1 for first win against power conference opponent
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico - NM State beat Oregon 2-1 in their second-ever matchup and first in Las Cruces on Aug. 22 at the NM State Soccer Complex. Goals from Ariana Leamons and Brooke Schultz propelled the Aggies to their first-ever win over a Power-four conference opponent. “They're a high...
A dearth of public bathrooms is more than just an inconvenience
At Mayor Tim Keller’s State of the City address, he said there are an estimated 5,000 people living on the streets in Albuquerque. For those thousands — along with other city residents — locating a public restroom can be a challenge. While there’s no shortage of proposed solutions, city officials and advocates alike say none of them are easy.
Rio Rancho holding community cleanup event
RIO RANCHO, N.M. (KRQE) – The City of Rio Rancho is inviting residents to help keep the area tidy. The fall community cleanup event is set for September 13 from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. Volunteers need to register ahead of time to get supplies and will also receive a thank-you gift. Those interested can email […]
New ice bag technique helping save lives in Sunland Park, fire chief says
SUNLAND PARK, New Mexico (KVIA) -- Sunland Park Fire Chief Daniel Medrano is crediting a new technique with helping save additional lives in the desert. In May, the small department introduced the ice bag technique to assist patients suffering from heat-related illnesses. Each summer, SPFD receives dozens of calls from people suffering from heat stroke The post New ice bag technique helping save lives in Sunland Park, fire chief says appeared first on KVIA.
Human Brains Contain 0.5% Of Microplastics; Study Finds
A study supported by the National Institutes of Health, which has not yet undergone peer review, has discovered microplastics in brain tissue. The analysis revealed that 24 brain samples contained an average of 0.5% plastic by weight. Study author Matthew Campen expressed concern about these findings, noting that the presence of plastic in the brain was higher than he anticipated and could potentially lead to health issues.
White Sands Missile Range - US 70 Roadblock
LAS CRUCES - The New Mexico Department of Transportation District One office (NMDOT) along with White Sands Missile Range (WSMR) have posted an alert for Sunday, August 25, 2024. US 70 is scheduled to be blocked one time beginning at 9:20 P.M. This block will last approximately one hour, lifting...
Highlights From the Santa Fe Indian Market
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The numbers that show Eric Quill has taken New Mexico United to another level
New Mexico United announced on Thursday it had agreed a two-year contract extension with Head Coach Eric Quill through the end of the 2026 USL Championship season. There are very good reasons as to why. Here’s a breakdown of how in the first 14 months of his tenure, Quill has...
NMSU AD Mario Moccia talks about moving forward after basketball program meltdown and more
KC Counts talks with NMSU AD Mario Moccia about rebuilding, the new Fall season, women's sports and more. KC Counts has been broadcasting to Southern New Mexico and West Texas audiences for over 30 years. KC is up early with listeners for "Morning Edition" weekdays, "Performance Today" from 9-11, "Here and Now" from 12-2, and on Saturdays. You might also see her on KRWG-TV.
Rio Rancho Governing Body establishes new salary for elected officials starting in 2026
The Rio Rancho Governing Body approved an ordinance at its Aug. 22 meeting that establishes the salary for the mayor and city council members beginning in 2026. The Governing Body, which consists of six city councilors and Mayor Gregg Hull, did not vote to give themselves raises but rather determined the annual compensation for whoever is voted into their positions in the future.
Truth Uncovered: The Serious Side of ‘Frivolous’ Lawsuits Explained (Watch the Full Story)
The case of Stella Liebeck, often cited as one of the most frivolous lawsuits, is widely misunderstood. On February 27, 1992, 79-year-old Stella Liebeck ordered a cup of coffee at a McDonald’s drive-through in Albuquerque, New Mexico. While sitting in a parked car, she attempted to open the lid of the coffee cup, which was held between her knees.
Pallet homes program aiding the homeless population in Arizona
SANTA FE, New Mexico (KOAT) — “I’m not just existing anymore and that’s basically what it was…just a really lonely, sad existence being homeless,” Pauline Romero said. She’s lived on the streets dealing with things like PTSD and domestic violence. However, having a pallet...
‘We were expendable': Downwinders from world’s 1st atomic test are on a mission to tell their story
LOS ALAMOS, N.M. (AP) — It was the summer of 1945 when the United States dropped atomic bombs on Japan, killing thousands of people as waves of destructive energy obliterated two cites. It was a decisive move that helped bring about the end of World War II, but survivors and the generations that followed were left to grapple with sickness from radiation exposure.
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