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North Texas faces excessive heat warnings, limited rain chances
NORTH TEXAS — Check this out: A small cluster of thunderstorms northeast of Collin County this afternoon quickly fizzled out. You can see the cumulonimbus tower from our downtown camera. The tower reached about 40,000 feet before collapsing. Excessive heat warnings continue through Monday in the Metroplex, with feels-like temperatures expected to reach 108-112 degrees. Sunday is anticipated to be the hottest day of the year so far. Excessive heat warnings cover most of the region, as shown in purple. These will continue through Sunday evening at 9 p.m. and may need to be extended, or at...
State of Texas: Other states could shape Texas education savings account plan
AUSTIN (Nexstar) – As students across Texas returned to school, House lawmakers headed to the Capitol to do some studying of their own. A brainstorming session happened for hours Monday at the Texas Capitol so that state lawmakers could find out where to look for ideas on crafting private school subsidy legislation, a policy goal […]
North Texas Siblings, Ages 11 and 9, Seek Forever Home Together
In North Texas, two sisters, 11-year-old Have’Ana and 9-year-old Layla, are searching for a loving family to adopt them together. These African American siblings share a deep bond and are determined to stay together as they seek a forever home. Have’Ana, the older sister, is known for her nurturing...
Don’t Be Shocked to See More All Black American Flags in Texas
It’s widely known that people in Texas have lots of pride in their country and home state. It’s great to see so many people who love our country and are proud to fly our state flag and the American flag to show that pride. But I didn’t realize...
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...
Any Lab Test Now provides direct access to lab tests without referral or insurance
Any Lab Test Now provides direct access to a wide range of lab tests without the need for a doctor’s referral or insurance. The concept is to be convenient and accessible allowing customers to walk in, select a test, and receive their results quickly. Any Lab Test Now offers...
Trainer Bob Santos hopes to get Brian Mendoza back into contention
Junior middleweight Brian Mendoza has turned to a new trainer, Bob Santos, as he aims to rebound from a recent unanimous decision loss to Serhii Bohachuk. Mendoza, who has experienced a rollercoaster of highs and lows in the past two years, sought a change after his last defeat and has parted ways with Ismael Salas.
‘We’re 15 Years Old!’
Garden Open House and Teen Salsa Contest, September 2015. Photo Courtesy NYP. Summer 2024 Interns tending the garden. Photo Courtesy NYP. And who is “we”, you might ask? Well, I’m talking about Abiquiú’s very own and unique Northern Youth Project (NYP). NYP is a non-profit designed by and for teens in Rio Arriba County, providing free programs and paid internships in the arts, traditional agriculture, community service and leadership projects that honor the past and look to the future.
LANL Projects Win 8 R&D 100 Awards, The ‘Oscars of Innovation’
LANL Space plasma physicist Anthony Rogers connects a testing frame on a prototype compact space plasma analyzer in the Low Earth Orbit test chamber. Photo Courtesy LANL. Eight Los Alamos National Laboratory-led technologies won R&D 100 Awards, including three special recognition awards for corporate social responsibility, market disruptor and green technology. Often called the “Oscars of Innovation,” these awards recognize technologies for their ingenuity and potential impact.
NEW MEXICO UNITED BEATS MONTEREY BAY FC, EXTENDS LEAD AT TOP OF WESTERN CONFERENCE
New Mexico United topped Monterey Bay FC by a 3-2 final score on Saturday night, extending their lead atop the Western Conference to seven points. Mukwelle Akale, Jacobo Reyes, and Kalen Ryden were the scorers for the Black & Yellow, who claimed their seventh point in seven days, scoring nine goals in the process – the first-ever stretch of three straight matches with at least three goals scored in each in club history. United’s fourteenth victory of the season is a new high-water mark for a single season, with twelve matches still to be played in the 2024 season.
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 […]
Farm-to-table store maintains Bustamante family tradition
Last year’s second place in the New Mexico Chile Taste Off has led to something even better for local shoppers with the opening of the Bustamante Farms produce store in Lemitar on Saturday. Fifth-generation green chile farmers Ken and Shaina Bustamante saw a steady stream of customers throughout the...
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.
Serenity At Santa Cruz Lake Friday As The Los Alamos Reporter Plays Hooky!
The view from the Overlook Campground above Santa Cruz Lake Friday. Photo by Maire O’Neill/losalamosreporter.com. The view from the Los Alamos Reporter’s fishing spot Friday morning at Santa Cruz Lake Although the fishing was slow, trout and eggs were on the menu for breakfast Saturday morning. Photo by Maire O’Neill/losalamosreporter.com.
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