ALBUQUERQUE POLICE DETECTIVES COULD BE KNOCKING ON YOUR DOOR ON FRIDAY. THEY’LL WANT TO HAVE A CONVERSATION WITH YOU CONCERNING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. POLICE AND COMMUNITY ADVOCATES WILL BE GOING DOOR-TO-DOOR IN SOME DUKE CITY NEIGHBORHOODS TO EDUCATE RESIDENTS ABOUT RESOURCES AVAILABLE FOR ANYONE DEALING WITH DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. THE INFORMATION CAMPAIGN BEGINS AT 10:00 AM AT…… MORE
Shipments to WIPP Resume
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MORE THAN FOUR YEARS, REGULAR SHIPMENTS HAVE RESUMED FROM LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY TO THE WASTE ISOLATION PLANT IN SOUTHEASTERN NEW MEXICO. LANL FIELD OFFICER MANAGER DOUG HINTZE SAYS THE RESUMPTION OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE SHIPMENTS IS A SIGNIFICANT MILESTONE. WIPP STOPPED TAKING SHIPMENTS IN 2014 FOLLOWING AN UNDERGROUND FIRE AND…… MORE
Teen Arrested for Santa Fe Murder
A 17 YEAR OLD IS CHARGED WITH MURDER IN SANTA FE. POLICE LT. PAUL JOYE TELLS NEWSRADIO KKOB THAT ZACHARY GUTIERREZ IS ACCUSED OF SHOOTING 64 YEAR OLD RICHARD MILAN WHILE THE VICTIM WAS WALKING HIS DOG ON AIRPORT ROAD IN LATE SEPTEMBER. HE SAYS IT SEEMS THERE WAS AN ARGUMENT BETWEEN MILAN AND GUTIERREZ…… MORE
Fewer Opioid Prescriptions Written in NM
THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO IS MAKING SOME HEADWAY IN THE FIGHT AGAINST OPIOID ADDICTION. DOCTOR MICHAEL LANDEN WITH THE NEW MEXICO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SAYS THERE HAS BEEN A NEARLY 12 PERCENT DECREASE IN THE NUMBER OF OPIOID PRESCRIPTIONS IN THE SECOND QUARTER OF THIS YEAR COMPARED TO 2017. HE SAYS IMPROVEMENTS HAVE BEEN…… MORE
Santa Fe Considers Carbon Neutralilty
THE CITY OF SANTA FE HAS BEEN WORKING ON BECOMING CARBON NEUTRAL FOR THREE YEARS NOW. AND THE CITY COUNCIL WEDNESDAY NIGHT REVIEWED THE PLAN TO DO JUST THAT. COUNCIL COMMITTEES WILL VET THE PLAN. CLIMATE CHANGE HAS BEEN ON SANTA FE’S RADAR SINCE OFFICIALS THREE YEARS AGO SAID THEY WANT THE CITY TO BE…… MORE
From Taos to Texas
IF YOU LIVE IN TAOS, YOU NOW HAVE A WAY TO GET TO TWO CITIES IN TEXAS. TAOS AIR AT TAOS REGIONAL AIRPORT IS LAUNCHING NEW SERVICE TO BOTH AUSTIN AND DALLAS. IT’LL FLY INTO DALLAS-LOVE FIELD AND AUSTIN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT STARTING DECEMBER 20TH THROUGH MARCH OF 2019. FARES WILL BE PRETTY MUCH WHAT YOU…… MORE
NM Gas Prices Higher Than Usual
NEW MEXICO GAS PRICES ARE UNUSUALLY HIGH FOR OCTOBER. NORMALLY THE PRICE AT THE PUMP GOES DOWN IN THE FALL, BUT THAT’S NOT HAPPENING THIS YEAR. AND DANIEL ARMBRUSTER WITH TRIPLE-A NEW MEXICO SAYS THAT’S NOT EXPECTED TO CHANGE FOR A WHILE. IF OIL PRICES DON’T TURN AROUND, GAS PRICES COULD CONTINUE TO RISE. ARMBRUSTER…… MORE
Defense Wants Change of Venue for Kelley Trial
A REQUEST IS MADE BY JESSICA KELLEY’S DEFENSE TEAM TO MOVE HER TRIAL OUT OF ALBUQUERQUE. SHE’S ONE OF THE SUSPECTS ARRESTED IN THE MURDER IN JANUARY 2017 OF 10 YEAR OLD VICTORIA MARTENS. KELLEY’S LAWYERS WANT HER TRIAL MOVE TO EITHER RIO ARRIBA, TAOS OR MCKINLEY COUNTY, HOPING TO AVOID ALL THE MEDIA ATTENTION…… MORE
Police Arrest Six in Murder Near Espanola
SIX PEOPLE NOW FACE CHARGES IN LAST WEEK’S MULTIPLE SHOOTING NORTH OF ESPANOLA THAT KILLED ONE PERSON AND LEFT THREE OTHERS INJURED. STATE POLICE SAY TWO TEENAGE GIRLS, KATRYNA MOYA AND ALEJANDRA GONZALES, WERE TAKEN INTO CUSTODY TUESDAY. THE TWO ADMITTED THEY HELPED ONE OF THE ALLEGED SHOOTERS, MARK HICE, AND THE OTHER SUSPECTS DISPOSE…… MORE
City Council Has Next Move in Netflix Deal
THE NETFLIX PURCHASE OF ALBUQUERQUE STUDIOS ANNOUNCED EARLIER THIS WEEK IS NOT QUITE A DONE DEAL. MONDAY NIGHT, THE CITY COUNCIL WILL CONSIDER A PROPOSAL TO SPEND FOUR AND-A-HALF MILLION DOLLARS IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MONEY AS PART OF THE PROPOSAL. AND GIVEN THE OVERALL ECONOMIC IMPACT, COUNCIL PRESIDENT KEN SANCHEZ IS ASKING FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION.…… MORE
