Santa Fe Public Schools announces remote learning starting next week
1,081 Views SANTA FE, N.M. — One of the biggest school districts in New Mexico will soon return to remote learning. The Santa Fe Public School district announced on Tuesday they will be going back to remote learning starting next week.
Search warrant for ‘Rust’ actor Alec Baldwin’s phone is still pending 3 weeks later
620 Views A search warrant for Alec Baldwins phone was issued on December 17th but is still outstanding TAOS, NM – Authorities are still trying to execute a search warrant issued in December for ‘Rust’ actor Alec Baldwin’s cellphone. It was issued on Dec. 17 by the Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Department. In a video […]
New Mexico photographer speaks of his experience documenting Capitol insurrection
860 Views Born and raised in New Mexico, photographer Diego Montoya has traveled the world with his camera. On Jan. 6, 2021, Montoya and his camera were in Washington, D.C. witnessing and documenting the deadly Capitol insurrection.
New laws in New Mexico: Higher minimum wage, paid sick leave and recreational cannabis
911 Views Starting no later than April 1, New Mexicans over the age of 21 can soon buy cannabis at the dispensary. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A new year means new laws are in effect in New Mexico. “Statewide, the minimum wage in New Mexico has increased to $11.50 per hour. This will be particularly impactful in smaller communities where there are […]
Chopper video captures Sandia Tram rescue
821 Views ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — New footage is shedding light on the efforts to rescue 21 Sandia Peak employees from the Tram on New Year’s Day. Video from the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Department helicopter shows the tight landing zone rescue crews were faced with.
This New Year’s Eve tradition is a dangerous one in New Mexico
961 Views Police going after people who fire guns illegally to ring in new year ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — On New Year’s Eve in Albuquerque, you might not only hear fireworks but gunfire, too. “It’s a major concern for law enforcement,” said Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Deputy Joseph Montiel.
COVID was the top cause of death for officers in 2021
698 Views ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Undersheriff Jeffery Montoya served Colfax County for six years. “He was the life of the office, to be honest. I mean, he was always in a good mood, laughing, joking when it was time to be serious. He was serious, but he was always lighthearted, in a good mood,” said Colfax […]
Elephant dies at ABQ BioPark
601 Views Thorn loses battle with virus A three year old male elephant at the ABQ BioPark has lost his battle with a virus. Thorn, an Asian elephant calf at the BioPark, died from EEHV – an ailment that can be fatal for young elephants. BioPark staff discovered the condition December 15, and often worked around […]
Gathering for the holidays? Dept. of Health urges at-home COVID testing before
915 Views Earlier this month, the White House announced 150 million Americans who have private health insurance will be eligible for full reimbursement by their insurance company after they buy an at-home test. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Ahead of the holidays, the New Mexico Department of Health is urging New Mexicans to get tested before seeing loved ones. During a […]
Early morning winter blast hits New Mexico
537 Views A wintry blast of weather blew through the state early Wednesday morning bringing strong winds and even snow to some parts. The snow was concentrated in the northern and western area of New Mexico, but the strongest wind gusts were seen along Interstate 40 in the northern part of the states.
