Arsenic levels elevated in Sunland Park drinking water while treatment plants get upgrades
443 Views The executive director of the Camino Real Regional Utility Authority Department, Brent Westmoreland told KRWG News arsenic levels in the drinking water in Sunland Park are elevated while treatment facilities are being upgraded.
3 killed, officers injured in Farmington, New Mexico mass shooting: What we know
358 Views Farmington police officers, along with San Juan County sheriff’s deputies and New Mexico State Police, responded to an incident involving an active shooter Monday afternoon in Farmington. Dustin Avenue is shut down between Ute Street and Apache Street during the investigation.
Multiple People Shot in Farmington
318 Views Multiple people were shot and at least three were killed this morning in Farmington when an active shooter began firing weapons in the area of North Dustin and Navajo. The San Juan County Sheriff’s Office issued a statement that at least one suspect was shot and killed by police. During the incident which […]
NM-INSPIRES: inspiring a healthier New Mexico
361 Views A new, cross-campus innovation is going to improve the health and livelihood of New Mexico communities. The inspiring program is called none other than NM-INSPIRES. It all began within the National Institutes of Health (NIH,) and its Environmental Health Science Division.
Santa Fe Holds Mental Health Expo
332 Views Health care providers and other organizations gathered Saturday at the Chavez Community Center for a Mental Health Fair organized by The Life Link. May is Mental Health Awareness month.
Sinkhole shuts down Main Street bridge in Los Lunas
393 Views LOS LUNAS, N.M. – A major street in Los Lunas shut down Saturday night and stayed closed throughout Sunday. Two people fell into a hole, and it made commutes difficult, especially on a busy day like Mother’s Day.
More showers and storms move across New Mexico Monday
308 Views NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Spotty showers are moving across the state Monday, especially in eastern and southern New Mexico. Some showers will last through the morning commute before even more rain develops this afternoon.
New Mexico locales pass more anti-abortion ordinances than other states
347 Views Despite abortion in New Mexico remaining legal and recent legislation to further protect care, municipalities and counties have passed more anti-abortion ordinances than other states.
Las Cruces construction CEO will swim the English Channel to raise money for charity
218 Views Ben Beard, CEO of Las Cruces-based Red Cliff Homes, talks with Scott Brocato about preparing to swim the English Channel in aid of the Grant Cardone Foundation.
New Mexico leaders suggest next moves after Title 42
311 Views From infrastructure to immigration reform, the discussion on what happens next after Title 42 is up in the air. City leaders and legislators have an idea of what should be done. SUNLAND PARK, N.M. — In Sunland Park, New Mexico, city leaders say immigration has been problematic in their communities. “That has been an issue, […]
