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Heavy Showers & Thunderstorms Developing Across Parts of Coastal North Carolina & South Carolina
Heavy Showers & Storms Soak South & Central Florida, Wide Area in Texas. Good afternoon everyone. The party has begun in terms of heavy showers & storms, plus isolated severe weather in parts of coastal North & South Carolina. We also have a long fetch of tropical energy ranging from the Florida peninsula into western Parts of Texas & New Mexico.
Local favorites make an appearance at Colorado’s Labor Day Lift Off balloon festival
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – New Mexico is still getting ready for the upcoming Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, but a few familiar shapes have already taken to the skies for a different balloon festival. Some local favorites were seen representing New Mexico in Colorado’s Labor Day Lift Off weekend. This year’s balloon festival in Colorado, which began on […]
KRQE Newsfeed: Deadly shooting, Contaminated water, Mostly dry and warm, Pickleball tournament, State Fair sale
Monday’s Top Stories Monday’s Five Facts [1] Albuquerque four-person murder-suicide makes August deadliest month so far – A shooting in the North Valley left four people dead Saturday night at the Valley Apartments on Indian School north of I-40. Police are calling it a murder-suicide. Numbers from the Albuquerque Police Department show that August was […]
Mostly rain-free for Labor Day
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Two air masses, along with below-normal temperatures for most, are present across New Mexico on this Labor Day … a predominantly dry one for the northwestern two-thirds of the region, but a stormier one in The Pecos River Valley. Thunderstorms from Eunice, Hobbs, and Lovington to Carlsbad, as well as Roswell, […]
New Mexico: $48 Million in Legal Marijuana Sold in August, Year-to-Date Total Passes $340 Million
The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information State data reveals that New Mexico sold nearly $50 million worth of legal marijuana in August. According to data released by the New Mexico Regulation & Licensing Department, there was $48,072,161.91 worth of marijuana and marijuana products sold via licensed marijuana stores in August. $36,513,095.44 of this was purchased by recreational marijuana consumers, with $11,559,066.49 … Continue reading The post New Mexico: $48 Million in Legal Marijuana Sold in August, Year-to-Date Total Passes $340 Million appeared first on The Marijuana Herald.
Expect more illnesses in listeria outbreak tied to Boar's Head deli meat, food safety attorney says
A prominent food safety lawyer says more illnesses can be expected and Congress should investigate Boar's Head after deli meat produced in one of the company's plants was linked to an ongoing multistate listeria outbreak. The outbreak has led to at least 57 hospitalizations and nine deaths in 18 states since the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention initially reported it on July 19. The CDC on Aug. 28 reported six new deaths connected to the outbreak including the...
'We were expendable': Downwinders from world's 1st atomic test are on a mission to tell their story
Not many people know the world's first detonation of an atomic bomb was on U.S. soil. It would be weeks later that humanity would witness the power of atomic weapons when bombs were dropped on Japan during World War II. While the damage in Japan has been well documented, the story of New Mexico downwinders and the health effects that resulted from Trinity Test fallout is relatively unknown. The documentary “First We Bombed New Mexico” is now screening in Los Alamos, the birthplace of the atomic bomb, as part of the Oppenheimer Film Festival. Director Lois Lipman hopes the film resonates with Congress and other elected leaders as advocates push for compensation for survivors of the first atomic blast.
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