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Texas officer rescues unconscious woman from submerged car | Morning in America
Newly released bodycam footage shows a Texas officer rescuing a woman after her car plunged into a pond. The woman also experienced a seizure behind the wheel. Officer Chuck Cobb says he thanks God that he was put “in the right place at the right time” to save the woman because she possibly wouldn’t be […]
Family of APD officer killed in hit-and-run grieve, urge driver to come forward
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – It was a hit and run crash that ended the life of an Albuquerque Police Officer. Friends, family, and teammates used the word ‘devastating’ to describe their loss, urging the driver responsible to come forward. “And she will truly be missed, very missed by everybody, it’s a loss for everybody,” said Savannah […]
Doctors, mothers give tips amid rising Whooping Cough cases
TYLER, Texas (KETK) – Pertussis, also known as whooping cough, is a contagious respiratory disease, that has nearly doubled in cases since last year in Texas and the chance of spreading heightened with back-to-school season in full swing. No one understands the struggle of back-to-school sickness better than parents of young children who are in […]
Storm Track 3 Forecast: A few more storms tonight, less heat by Sunday
A low pressure system and stalled cold front bring the chance of more showers and storms this evening. A Severe Thunderstorm Watch will cover until 6 PM Friday for the Kansas side of the state line, however, northern Oklahoma will not be released from the watch until 11 PM. Storms...
Amarillo’s North Taylor Street Will Now Have a New Convenience
North Amarillo is starting to grow. It's great to hear when a new business moves into the area. Recently, it was announced that a Starbucks will be opening at 401 E. Amarillo Blvd. This will provide a closer coffee shop option to the area. Additionally, a new convenience store will be constructed on North Taylor near Amarillo Blvd. It's becoming even more undeniable that there seems to be a Toot N Totum on every corner in Amarillo.
BHS, VHS names new coaches
With less than a week before the start of practice, Belen High School hired a new volleyball coach. George “Buddy” York takes over a program he knows well, having coached many of these same players the last three years at Belen Middle School.
Amazon fulfillment center operational in Los Lunas
LOS LUNAS — A grand opening was held Tuesday, Aug. 13, for the recently-completed Amazon fulfillment center in Los Lunas, which officially began operating in mid-July. A variety of local government leaders and stakeholders attended the grand opening, and were given a tour of the massive facility, which encompasses more than one million square-feet.
Belen approves Baby Box standard operation procedures
BELEN—Nine months after installing a Baby Box at the Belen Fire Department and five months after a newborn baby boy was left in the box, the city council approved a standard operating procedure for the device. During the July 15 city council meeting, Belen Fire Chief Charles Cox presented...
Support local youth at the 2024 Valencia County Fair
BELEN — From livestock shows to live music, there is sure to be something for everyone to enjoy during this year’s Valencia County Fair. The fair runs from Sunday, Aug. 18, to Sunday, Aug. 25 at the Valencia County Fairgrounds on the I-25 Bypass in Belen. The fair will feature several commercial and food vendors, shows and contests.
Passing a new competency law won’t be enough, NM Supreme Court justice says
State lawmakers were given a starting point this week to connect mental health treatment to more people accused of crimes, but who are unable to stand trial. At a meeting of the Courts, Correction & Justice Committee on Tuesday, New Mexico Supreme Court Justice Brianna Zamora was part of an expert panel who presented a […]
'Go through the gauntlet': Mayfield hopes unselfishness, teamwork tackle tough schedule
Mayfield had one major focus this offseason, and it wasn't about schemes or playbooks. Trojans coach Gary Bradley emphasized unselfishness and leadership in the 2024 offseason. Facing a tough district and schedule, Bradley believes those things will act as equalizers after a 5-7 season ending with a 50-0 loss to Roswell in the 5A quarterfinals. ...
Think New Mexico Welcomes 2024 Leadership Interns
Gathered for a special luncheon June 24 at La Fonda in Santa Fe, from left, Think New Mexico 2024 Interns Alexandra Schweitzer Kroll, Laurel Nash Jarecki and Joaquin Romero, Think New Mexico Associate Director and Leadership Internship Supervisor Kristina G. Fisher, Intern Ayvret van Waveren, Think New Mexico Board member Liddie Martinez and Intern Nathan Slota. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com.
Dona Ana County welcomes new county veterinarian after extended vacancy
DONA ANA COUNTY, N.M. (KFOX14/CBS4) — Dona Ana County announced Monday that it hired a new county veterinarian, filling a much-needed role that had been vacant for an "extended period." Dr. Zoann "Zoey" McKenzie will fill the long-vacant role as county veterinarian for Dona Ana County (DAC), marking a...
On The Job In White Rock: Associate Alex Storms
On the job in White Rock is Associate Alex Storms cutting a piece of plexiglass glass to size Wednesday afternoon at the Metzger’s Do It Best store in White Rock. Learn more about Metzger’s services here. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com. Another view of Metzger’s Associate Alex Storms...
County Ice Rink’s Chiller Gets An Upgrade
This is the original chiller inside the mechanical room next to the Zamboni garage at Los Alamos Ice Rink. The original chiller utilized three reciprocating compressors and delivered 98.4 refrigeration tons. Council recently approved the purchase and installation of a new ice chiller that has 155 tons of refrigeration. Courtesy/LAC.
PEEC: Learn About Local Wildlife At Bear Festival Aug. 24
Learn about local wildlife at Bear Festival in Los Alamos. Stop by Los Alamos Nature Center 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 24 for Bear Festival, PEEC and LEWF’s annual event sponsored by Century Bank, featuring activities and wildlife experts throughout New Mexico. Courtesy/PEEC. PEEC News:. The...
Austin Dillon Criticized for Blaming Spotter in Front of Dale Jr.: “Shut the Hell Up”
Austin Dillon Criticized for Blaming Spotter: Austin Dillon‘s recent comments on a podcast with Dale Earnhardt Jr. sparked controversy after he attributed a last-lap incident at the Cook Out 400 to his spotter, prompting immediate backlash from fans and analysts similarly. His remarks, particularly the dismissive “Shut the hell up,” raise critical questions about accountability in NASCAR and the culture surrounding it. As the racing community grapples with these issues, Dillon’s comments could signify a deeper challenge within the sport regarding personal responsibility. What implications might this incident have for Dillon’s career and the broader dynamics of the racing world?
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