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United sets single-season win record with 3 goal victory on Saturday
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – For the third time in seven days, New Mexico United scored three goals in a game. The latest instance came on Saturday night as the black and yellow took down visiting Monterey Bay FC 3-2. With the win, New Mexico now has 14 wins on the season, which is a new single-season […]
Now on view at Gerald Peters Contemporary, Santa Fe: Steven J Yazzie
SANTA FE, NM.- Gerald Peters Contemporary is presenting an exhibition of a sculptural installation and new paintings by Steven J Yazzie (Diné/Laguna Pueblo), whose multidisciplinary practice spans paintings, sculpture, film, and drawing. Informed by the complexities of his Indigenous experience and the essential connection to the land as the source of life, stories, conflict, and healing, the exhibition, Elders, explores the dynamic relationship between humanity and the environment.
Akale’s Set Piece Prowess Powers United, 3-2
With one final match in hand, New Mexico United needed to do something to help their lead in the West. In what could have been a trap game against Monterey Bay FC, the club came out and scored three goals in their third straight league match in order to pick up the win, 3-2, and extend the lead in the West to seven points.
Nonprofit to add Spring Canyon inholding to wilderness
The world’s first designated wilderness area will soon become just a bit larger. Adding 40 acres to the Gila Wilderness is just a drop in a nearly 560,000-acre bucket, but it will play a vital role in protecting the land and the wildlife there, according to the nonprofit Wilderness Land Trust.
Las Cruces Fire accepting applications for fire cadets
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – The Las Cruces Fire Department (LCFD) is now accepting applications for its next training academy that is set to begin February 24, 2025, the department announced in a news release. Applications are being accepted through Oct. 20. If enough qualified applicants are received, LCFD said the pool of candidates may […]
New Mexico Actors Lab Presents Lanford Wilson’s Explosive ‘Burn This’ Opening Sept. 4 In Santa Fe
SANTA FE – New Mexico Actors Lab will open its fourth show of the 2024 season Sept. 4 with “Burn This”, which was hailed by the Los Angeles Herald Examiner as American playwright Lanford Wilson’s “masterpiece”. The production, directed by Nicholas Ballas, runs through Sept. 22.
Friday Night Football 2024 – Preseason preview
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The 2024 high school football season is a week away and this year will look a little different than years past. In addition to traditional changes such as new coaches and rosters, there are new district this season as well. 6A DISTRICT 1 DISTRICT 2 DISTRICT 3 Cibola Albuquerque High Alamogordo Cleveland […]
Panthers, Scorpions face tall tasks on football field in 2024
FARMINGTON – The crosstown rivalry between Farmington and Piedra Vista football teams have been non-district battles the past several years. And now, the two schools suddenly have much more to play for this season. Both the Scorpions and Panthers find themselves back in the same district after the New...
Rams, Storm ready for season after final scrimmages
RIO RANCHO — It was an unusual sight on the Rio Rancho High School football field on Aug. 14 when three teams lined up along the sidelines to prepare for their final scrimmage and the end of summer training. “One last run through against another opponent, which is good,”...
1 person killed, 3 hurt in crash along NM 28 in Doña Ana County
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — One person was killed and three people injured in a crash Saturday afternoon, Aug. 17 that closed part of New Mexico Highway 28 for several hours. Doña Ana County Sheriff Kim Stewart confirmed that one person was killed and three people were hurt and transported with unknown injuries in a […]
EXCLUSIVE: Homerun Derby X Ticket Giveaway
The Albuquerque Isotopes are partnering with The Paper. on a four-pack ticket giveaway to Major League Baseball’s Home Run Derby X (HRDX) to be held at Rio Grande Credit Union Field at Isotopes Park on Friday, August 23. The event is set to begin at 7:10 pm with gates opening at 5:30 pm.
What drives the Indian Market and others like it? A new exhibit explores the culture surrounding them.
1974 Triumph TRB decorated by Hopi Tewa artist Dan Namingha and nine other Native American artists is apart of the newest exhibit. During this weekend’s Santa Fe Indian Market, the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture is opening its newest exhibition, “Driving the Market.” It showcases the role of markets as a bridge between Indigenous artists and those who buy their work. KUNM sat down with the museum’s Head of Curatorial Affairs Elisa Phelps and Interim Director Danyelle Means from Oglala Lakota to find out more.
A conversation with Christie Green, author of "Moonlight Elk, One Woman's Hunt for Food and Freedom"
Sat. 8/17 12p.: On Women’s Focus; hear Christie Green, a hunter and landscape-designer who lives in Santa Fe. She talks about her book, "Moonlight Elk, One Woman's Hunt for Food and Freedom." Praise for the book:. ""Moonlight Elk courageous, pro-woman prose that unfolds in the crucible of the natural...
With fall approaching, how quickly will the sun start setting in Albuquerque?
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – With a little more than five weeks before the end of summer and the beginning of fall, you may notice the sun setting earlier every day. According to Time and Date, as of August 16, the sunsets in Albuquerque are between 1-2 minutes earlier each day. Date Sunset August 1 8:08 p.m. […]
Scenes From Surprise Retirement Party For Ryn Herrmann
Colleagues, community members and family cheer and applaud Los Alamos Chamber of Commerce Director Ryn Herrmann as she enters a surprise party held for her Aug. 13 at ProjectY Cowork in Central Park Square. She retired the following day, Aug. 14 after 10 years on the job. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com.
Scientist says there’s legacy plutonium contamination in Los Alamos
Los Alamos, the Atomic City, is facing a legacy of its nickname. High levels of plutonium present in samples taken in July from soil, plants and water in Los Alamos’ Acid Canyon may be the oldest contamination in the state, predating the 1945 Trinity Site atomic test, said Michael Ketterer, an analytical chemist and retired […]
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