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International District could see $50 million boost from feds
The buzz has been building among city officials and International District residents about the prospect that up to $50 million in federal money could be funneled into an area that desperately needs it. The city and the Albuquerque Housing Authority (AHA) were recently awarded a $500,000 Choice Neighborhoods Planning Grant...
Men’s Golf Announces 2024-25 Schedule
NM State Head Men's Golf Coach Mike Dirks unveiled the 2024-25 schedule, featuring a robust line-up of tournaments. The fall season kicks off on September 20 in Albuquerque, followed by key events including the prestigious NB3 Match Play on October 8-9, hosted by Notah Begay III. The Aggies will close their fall season at home with the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate from October 14-15. The spring competition resumes in February with tournaments across Arizona and Texas, culminating in the Conference USA Championships on April 21-24 in Texarkana, Arkansas.
Mesilla Valley Community of Hope central to Las Cruces' homeless services funding
LAS CRUCES, N.M. (KFOX14/CBS4) — As the conversation regarding the homeless situation in Las Cruces continues KFOX14 worked to find out how much money is being allocated in the city's most recent budget to address the unhoused population, learning that the majority of those funds are being allocated to one specific nonprofit, The Mesilla Valley Community of Hope.
Bernalillo County completes contract negotiations with incoming County Manager
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Bernalillo County is now closer to welcoming new County Manager, Cindy Chavez. The county says they have completed negotiations with Chavez. Chavez will replace Julie Morgas Baca, who is retired from after more than 16 years with the county. Chavez is a native New Mexican who is serving on the Santa Clara […]
Gene Trujillo, Lobo Alum Jared Mang to Compete at MLB HRDX Friday
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Current Lobo Baseball sophomore Gene Trujillo and legendary alum Jared Mang will represent New Mexico in front of the hometown crowd on Friday as part of the MLB’s much-anticipated Home Run Derby X (HRDX) event at Rio Grande Credit Union Field at Isotopes Park. Trujillo...
What We're Reading: Blood Mountain
Alisa Lynn Valdés's "Blood Mountain" delivers a thrilling northern New Mexico mystery featuring game warden Jodi Luna. LOOKING TO GET IN TOUCH with northern New Mexico culture? Dive into the second book in Alisa Lynn Valdés’s bestselling thriller series starring state game warden Jodi Luna. In Blood Mountain (Thomas & Mercer), the fictional Rio Truchas County comes alive with familiar characters and scenery: small farmers, land-hungry billionaires, predatory oil-and-gas frackers, bears, elk, and breathtakingly beautiful landscapes. Amid this backdrop, Luna investigates a missing person tied to the county’s wealthiest ranch owners, a mostly dysfunctional band of outsiders whose internal drama rivals that of Yellowstone’s Dutton family. When a blizzard hits their fishing lodge, snowing Luna in along with the rest, she must ferret out a killer.
Elevated Medicine Announces PRP Therapy for Arthritis Relief Near Farmington, NM
Elevated Medicine (855-589-4443) is excited to announce the introduction of Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy for arthritis treatment. This advanced therapy offers a promising solution for individuals struggling with arthritis pain who have not found relief with traditional treatments. For more detailed information on the benefits and side effects of PRP...
Man faces DUI charges after deadly crash in Albuquerque
In court Wednesday, a judge ruled that 20-year-old Miguel Chavez will remain behind bars after his involvement in a deadly car crash Tuesday afternoon. "Let's transfer this matter to District Court. Defense you got to get in contact with Mr. Miguel Chavez, who has a failure to appear today. He is in custody," said Judge Safier.
Mudslide closes mountain pass indefinitely as debris stretches across popular Colorado route
The popular Imogene Pass has been closed to Royer Gulch due to a mudslide that has caused extensive road damage. Located in southwest Colorado and connecting Ouray to Telluride, this part of the state has been experiencing significant precipitation in recent days and weeks. According to the San Miguel County Sheriff's Office, the pass has been closed in this area indefinitely with an unknown time of reopening. Images show significant...
Temperatures cool as widespread rain returns
Temperatures remain very hot today for Eastern New Mexico. Rain returns to Central New Mexico later this afternoon. Eastern and Southeastern New Mexico’s temperatures are continuing to climb today. Most of the region is in the triple digits today. Cities like Roswell even have the opportunity to break record high temperatures. Due to the extreme heat the National Weather Service has issued Heat Advisories for portions of Eastern New Mexico. This advisory will be in place until 8:00 p.m. August 22nd.
‘Rust’ Ricochet: Film’s Ammo Provider Questions New Bullet Evidence That Derailed Trial (Exclusive)
From the moment law enforcement arrived at the New Mexico set where the Rust shooting occurred, how exactly the live rounds got there was a key focus of the investigation. The prosecution, for years, maintained that they likely came from armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, who was convicted in March for involuntary manslaughter. 'Rust' Director Says He Has "No Relationship" With Alec Baldwin, Is Unsure Whether Justice Was Done But when a so-called good Samaritan came forward with evidence of a contradictory theory that led to the abrupt dismissal of the criminal case against Alec Baldwin, a familiar name again resurfaced: Seth Kenney, owner...
Oppenheimer Festival Event Centers Around Lois Lipman’s Award-Winning Documentary Film ‘First We Bombed New Mexico’
Representing the Tularosa Basin Downwinder Consortium at SALA Saturday evening for the screening of Lois Lipman’s documentary film ‘First They Bombed New Mexico’ are from left, Lois Lipman, Dr. Arlene Brown, Bernice Gutierrez, Prof. Myrriah Gomez, TBDC cofounder Tina Cordova, Arlene Juanico and Larry Juanico. Photo by Maire O’Neill/losalamosreporter.com.
Marco's to open first stores in New Mexico
Continuing to quickly grow its store count, Marco’s Pizza is headed to The Land of Enchantment. The Ohio-based pizza chain has announced a nine-unit development deal to bring its first stores to New Mexico with the help of franchisees Chris and Kristian Ornelas, who currently operate 38 Fiesta Auto Insurance locations in the state. Site selection is currently underway, with the first two locations slated to open in the Albuquerque and Rio Rancho areas before the end of next year’s first quarter.
Las Cruces working to address shortage of affordable housing
As New Mexico's housing crisis deepens, instances of homelessness continue to rise. This was the reality for Janielle Kaneakua. She left her home state of Hawaii for New Mexico in 2020, but was unable to secure stable housing as the Coronavirus Pandemic swept across the world. That is, until she learned about the Mesilla Valley Community of Hope from a caseworker.
Gallup police arrest man accused of stabbing woman, threatening others
GALLUP, N.M. (KRQE) – Gallup Police arrested 24-year-old Johnny Lee Wednesday afternoon. Lee is accused of stabbing a female victim and threatening two other people. Police say officers responded to reports of a stabbing at 2010 East Highway 66. Police say Lee stabbed a female victim and threatened two other people and fled the scene. Lee was […]
City of Las Vegas lifts all water restrictions
LAS VEGAS, N.M. (KRQE) – The City of Las Vegas, New Mexico has lifted all water restrictions after recent flash flooding had placed stress on the city’s water reserves. The city says reserve levels have stabilized, allowing residents and businesses to use water without any restrictions. Officials say they will continue to monitor water reserves in the […]
Deb Haaland brings the Turquoise Clan to the DNC stage
CHICAGO — Deb Haaland brought Indigeneity front and center at the Democratic National Convention on its final night in a speech that presented an argument for environmental protections. “Gu’wha’tzi,” Haaland said in the Keres language spoken by tribes in New Mexico, including Laguna Pueblo where she is from. After the traditional introduction that asked the […]
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