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Rain & cooler air creeping closer to Rio Grande Valley
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Two different weather patterns will battle it out today…The Monsoon wetter weather pattern to The Northwest, versus the hot and dry bubble to The Southeast with more Heat Advisories in effect. Showers, with some lightning strikes, are still holding together while moving north-northeast along I-25 from north of Hatch, through Truth […]
New Mexico Startup Develops Method To Detect Global Methane Emission Using AI
A New Mexico startup has developed a method that uses artificial intelligence to automatically detect methane emissions on a global scale. Geolabe, founded by Dr. Claudia Hulbert and Dr. Bertrand Rouet-Leduc in Los Alamos, is the winner of the Entrepreneurs Challenge instituted by the NASA Science Mission Directorate to identify innovative ideas and technologies from small business start-ups with the potential to advance the agency's science goals.
WED: ABQ Council OKs United stadium, RECA activists press Speaker Johnson, + More
City Council paves the way for new NM United stadium - Elizabeth McCall, City Desk ABQ. The Albuquerque City Council at its Monday meeting again voted in favor of moving forward with building a New Mexico United stadium at Balloon Fiesta Park — however, it is taking steps to address traffic concerns in the area.
Lincoln County leaders and NM lawmakers talk economic impact, building back from fires and floods
Residents, businesses and local governments in the Ruidoso area continue to struggle with the financial toll of summer wildfires and floods, leaders and experts told lawmakers Tuesday. The Legislative Finance Committee gathered at the Inn of the Mountain Gods on Mescalero Apache land to hear from local leaders and experts on the aftermath of two […]
Man Faces Multiple Charges After Traffic Stop
An Ohkay Owingeh man was arrested on Aug. 11 and was initially charged with possession of a controlled substance after being arrested on an outstanding warrant. However, he is now facing more charges after a search of his vehicle. Officer Jacob Pino was on patrol and traveling on County Road...
State Offers Free Blood Tests For PFAS Around Cannon AFB
SANTA FE — New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) said New Mexico is stepping up to help residents and workers surrounding Cannon Air Force Base near Clovis by offering free blood tests for PFAS, a group of man-made chemicals that can affect your health. These tests are available to anyone...
Get Tuned in to Truth or Consequences
The Geronimo Springs Museum's Ralph Edwards Room celebrates the town's name change and Fiesta tradition. AT THE GERONIMO SPRINGS MUSEUM, in Truth or Consequences, festive dresses, parade costumes, and photographs of glamorous Hollywood celebrities share space with the museum’s other exhibitions featuring prehistoric fossils, Native pottery, Western art, and even an authentic miner’s cabin. Incongruous? Maybe. But no history of this area would be complete without the Ralph Edwards Room, which houses a collection celebrating the day in 1950 when Hot Springs, New Mexico, became Truth or Consequences. When Edwards, host of the popular radio and television game show Truth or Consequences, challenged cities across America to adopt the program’s name and promised a live TV episode from the first town to do so, Hot Springs jumped at the chance. On March 31, residents overwhelmingly voted in favor of the name change, and Edwards broadcast the show from there the following evening. For the next 50 years, Edwards and some of his Hollywood pals returned to T or C for the annual commemoration that became known as Fiesta. “I had a new Fiesta dress every year as a young girl,” remembers Ann Welborn, a museum board member. The museum’s exhibition spans seven decades and features Fiesta mementos, including Edwards’s honorary sheriff’s posse uniform and saddle. A recently installed television plays a clip of Edwards relating how the town embraced its new identity. “We want people to hear the story directly from Ralph,” says Welborn.
Beso Jewels At Village Arts One Day Only On Aug. 24
Silver Concho Belt by Daniel Martinez. Courtesy/VA. Beso Jewels will be at Village Arts 10:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 24. The August birthstone is Peridot but people may also choose Spinel or Sardonyx. Phone calls or emails are always welcome from those with special jewelry requests or questions.
Weak in Review: Aug. 21
ExxonMobil will be the first title sponsor for next year’s Balloon Fiesta since Kodak in 2001. Makes sense, since oil slicks have the same rainbow of colors as a sky filled with balloons. City Councilors Brook Bassan and Renée Grout said they want to hold off on lowering the...
Black Bear Cools Off In Beaver Pond At Bandelier
A black bear leaps off a log and into the cool water of a beaver pond today at Bandelier National Monument, view NPS Video. It’s been a warm week here at Bandelier and bears utilize water as they hunt for fish, snack on growing vegetation, or to cool off. As essential parts of the ecosystem, beaver ponds are great places to see all kinds of animals passing through. Interested in learning more about bears? This Saturday, Aug. 24, the Pajarito Environmental Education Center (PEEC) is hosting its annual Bear Festival at the Los Alamos Nature Center. There will be booths, games and other fun resources providing information on coexisting with black bear neighbors and other wildlife in Northern New Mexico. Bandelier and Valles Caldera National Preserve will be hosting a booth 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with educational resources and fun activities for learning all about bears. Courtesy/BNM.
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