867 Views   RUIDOSO, N.M. — Evacuations in some subdivisions in Ruidoso are being lifted as firefighters continue to fight both the South Fork Fire and Salt Fire.
826 Views   The FBI Albuquerque Division is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying the cause of the South Fork and Salt Fires near Ruidoso. The agency said in an emailed media release it is assisting local, state, federal and tribal partners in the ongoing investigation of the fires that
796 Views   LAS VEGAS, N.M. (KRQE) – Las Vegas residents are spending most of this weekend dealing with the aftermath of flash flooding that happened Friday night. Many were not expecting the flooding paired with water-filled streets, road closures, and evacuations.
822 Views   RUIDOSO, N.M. – The town of Ruidoso will start to reopen Monday morning following improvements on fire containment. That number is now at 26% for the South Fork Fire, and 7% for the Salt Fire.
1,007 Views   NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – At least two fires are burning on the Mescalero Apache Reservation near Ruidoso, New Mexico. The Salt Fire is 7,071 acres in size as of Tuesday night, June 18.
664 Views   The Commons is Grant county’s largest food pantry, helping to feed nearly 700 families a month, along with managing other food security and sustainability programs. Scott Brocato spoke with its new director, Iris Nolasco, about The Commons and its mission.
896 Views   One person has died from the fire, according to the New Mexico Governor’s Office RUIDOSO, N.M. — The South Fork Fire has claimed about 1,400 buildings, according to New Mexico Forestry Division officials. The fire has grown to 15,276 acres as of Tuesday night. One person has died
694 Views   Singer and actor Justin Timberlake has been arrested for driving while intoxicated in the Hamptons. The Suffolk County District Attorney’s office confirmed to NPR that Timberlake was arrested on Tuesday in Sag Harbor and arraigned in Sag Harbor Village Justice Court later that morning.
1,854 Views   ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — When it comes to wildfire season in New Mexico, it’s all about thinking ahead. For most people, it starts with the home. Here are some ways the city of Albuquerque says you and your family can stay prepared.
859 Views   In response to the eat advisory for today we have a word with Nathaniel Matthews-Trigg about the dangers of high temperature situations. He is a board member of Health Climate New Mexico and an associate director for climate and disaster resilience with Americares.
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