• Living the dream: Growing grapes and making wine in the Borderland

    Living the dream: Growing grapes and making wine in the Borderland
    EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – A semi-retired Borderland couple is living their dream and sharing their passion for wine with southern New Mexico and El Paso.Dawn and Bryan Oakley, co-owners of Mesa Vista Winery, grow grapes on a small farm in the Mesilla Valley in southern New Mexico, turn their crop into wine, bottle it themselves, and then share it and sell it at their tasting room.Bryan and Dawn Oakley, co-owners of Mesa Vista Winery in the Mesilla Valley of Southern New Mexico. Photos by Dav
  • 2 killed in shooting near Washington state music festival; suspect among wounded

    2 killed in shooting near Washington state music festival; suspect among wounded
    PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) -- Two people are dead after shots rang out near the Gorge Amphitheater in George, Washington while an electronic dance music festival was in progress, the Grant County Sheriff's Office has confirmed.Three people were also wounded in the shooting at a nearby campground, not the concert venue, Grant County Sheriff's Office spokesperson Kyle Forman said during a Saturday night press conference. One of those wounded was the suspected shooter, he said.Forman said the suspected
  • FBI, Albuquerque Police look for ATM robbers

    FBI, Albuquerque Police look for ATM robbers
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The FBI and Albuquerque Police Department are asking for help finding three men. They suspect those men robbed an ATM on Thursday.The FBI said one of the men came up behind a staff member who was working on the machine and forced him away around 2:30 p.m. Albuquerque DoorDash driver’s car stolen with his dog insideThe man wore a black hat, white gloves, and a mask. All three men are around the same height of 5'6."The FBI is offering a reward of up to $
  • Heat wave triggers big storms in US Southeast, raises wildfire concerns in Southwest

    Heat wave triggers big storms in US Southeast, raises wildfire concerns in Southwest
    (AP) - Triple-digit temperatures prompted more heat advisories across much of the southern U.S. on Sunday, triggered severe thunderstorms that knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of people from Oklahoma to Mississippi and produced gusty winds that raised wildfire threats in Arizona and New Mexico.A suspected tornado struck near Scranton, Arkansas early Sunday, destroying chicken houses and toppling trees onto houses, the National Weather Service said. There were no immediate reports
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  • How to wash and store grapes so they stay fresh for longer

    How to wash and store grapes so they stay fresh for longer
    BestReviews is reader-supported and may earn an affiliate commission. Details.Why the way you wash and store grapes mattersWhen you buy grapes, you want them to last long enough so you can enjoy them all. However, if you do not wash them at the right time or store them in the right way, you can dramatically cut down on the edible life span of the fruit. It is important to have items, such as a colander and produce bags on hand so you can wash and store your grapes in a w
  • Albuquerque DoorDash driver's car stolen with his dog inside

    Albuquerque DoorDash driver's car stolen with his dog inside
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – An Albuquerque DoorDash driver said he is living a nightmare after he came back from picking up an order to find his car was gone with his dog inside.Justin Miller often drives for DoorDash for extra income. However, Friday night was a ride he never expected. Bernalillo County Fire and Rescue gets rid of EMT prerequisite“I was DoorDashing, doing some work, and had an order at McDonald’s. I had my dog with me, just for some company, and ran i
  • Esper: Trump known as 'hoarder' of classified documents

    Esper: Trump known as 'hoarder' of classified documents
    Former Defense Secretary Mark Esper on Sunday said former President Trump has been described as a "hoarder" of classified documents, in the wake of Trump facing federal charges over his alleged mishandling of some of the nation's top secrets.Presented with suggestions both that Trump kept the documents "like a child with a toy" and that he kept them for financial or power reasons, Esper said on CNN's "State of the Union" that he thinks "both theories could be true and likely are true to some ext
  • Inside the black box of Amazon returns

    Inside the black box of Amazon returns
    (The Conversation) - E-commerce may make shopping more convenient, but it has a dark side that most consumers never see.Say you order an electric toothbrush for Father’s Day and two shirts for yourself from Amazon. You unpack your order and discover that the electric toothbrush won’t charge and only one shirt fits you. So, you decide to return the unwanted shirt and the electric toothbrush.Returns like this might seem simple, and often, they’re free for the consumer. But managi
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  • The mystery of missing persons in America's National Parks

    The mystery of missing persons in America's National Parks
    (NewsNation) — As millions of people head to the U.S. national parks this summer, many may be unaware of the mysterious cases of people who've vanished within the parks.The National Parks Service has faithfully kept records of visitors who disappear, often without a trace. NewsNation looked into the mysterious disappearances of those who simply set out to bask in the beauty of our nation. It was the most visited national park in 2022, but it isn’t exactly a parkWhether it's the water
  • When will El Niño peak?

    When will El Niño peak?
    (NEXSTAR) – National forecasters made it official this month: El Niño is here. But we might not feel the effects of it just yet.
    “Historically El Niño events during the summer tend to have very weak impacts over the United States,” explained National Weather Service meteorologist Michelle L’Heureux. “Another way of phrasing that is that El Niño’s impacts can often be unreliable in the summer, and not repe
  • Woman who knocked on inside of coffin during her wake dies

    Woman who knocked on inside of coffin during her wake dies
    QUITO, Ecuador (AP) — A 76-year-old woman who had been declared dead and surprised her relatives by knocking on her coffin during her wake earlier this month has died after seven days in intensive care, her family said Saturday.Gilberto Barbera Montoya, the woman's son, told The Associated Press that doctors at the state hospital where she was rushed after the incident said that she died on Friday evening.Ecuador's health ministry confirmed in a statement that Bella Montoya died
  • Trader Joe’s store managers reveal their all-time favorite items

    Trader Joe’s store managers reveal their all-time favorite items
    (NEXSTAR) – Looking for a new special treat to toss into your cart? You can give into your impulses in the grocery aisle, or you can turn to the experts.
    The experts in this case are Trader Joe's store managers – or captains, as the company calls them. When the 537 or so store leaders gathered for the Annual Captains' Meeting in late 2022, they were asked about their favorite items from the iconic grocery chain by the company's podcast, Inside Trader Joe's.Their picks run t
  • Most fun cities in America

    Most fun cities in America
    (STACKER) - People crunch any variety of metrics when settling on a city to visit or live in. Some of these factors have to do with the cost of living or staying, or how easy it is to go around by foot or public transit. Other considerations might be in the architecture, culture, and history of a place. But for many people, there's one prevailing question: Is it any fun?Some cities offer the same degree of fun or even the same type of fun, of course, so how do you figure out where to cut loose?
  • Bus driver arrested on DUI charge while driving MLB team to Milwaukee

    Bus driver arrested on DUI charge while driving MLB team to Milwaukee
    MILWAUKEE (AP) — A bus driver was arrested on a charge of driving under the influence while transporting the Pittsburgh Pirates from Chicago to Milwaukee for their weekend series with the Brewers.Illinois State Police said the driver was traveling away from officers seeking to escort the bus on its trip to Milwaukee late Thursday night. Troopers said they observed more erratic driving and eventually stopped the bus on the right shoulder of Interstate 94 in Chicago.Story continues below:Cri
  • 10 weird traffic laws you don't know you're breaking

    10 weird traffic laws you don't know you're breaking
    (STACKER) - Anyone who's prepared for a driving test is well aware of the extensive rules to memorize and abide by, from the meaning of various traffic signs to who has the right of way in a given situation and all manner of guidelines in between. Yet, buried amid the mass of codes and bylaws, there may still be quite a few traffic laws you aren't aware of—and a few you regularly break.These rules may be on the books, but some are so outdated that it would be silly even to enforce them. Ne
  • Who founded Father's Day? A renegade, great-granddaughter says

    Who founded Father's Day? A renegade, great-granddaughter says
    LOS ANGELES (AP) — You could call her the mother of Father’s Day.The late Sonora Smart Dodd launched the celebration of dads in 1910 in her hometown of Spokane, Washington. As a result, she is the one responsible for those annual gifts that run the gamut from embarrassingly silly-looking neckties to kids’ finger paintings crafted with so much love by those tiny hands that they can bring a tear to the eye of even the most stoic father.It’s a tradition Dodd decided to start
  • 1 dead, 22 injured in shooting at Illinois Juneteenth celebration

    1 dead, 22 injured in shooting at Illinois Juneteenth celebration
    WILLOWBROOK, Ill. (WGN) - One person is dead and more than 20 others were injured in a shooting at a Juneteenth celebration early Sunday morning in Willowbrook, Illinois, police have confirmed.
    Authorities were near the celebration, which began around 6 p.m. Saturday, "monitoring the scene, the DuPage County Sheriff's Office said in a press release.
    Shortly before 12:30 a.m., authorities were called away from the Juneteenth celebration for a fight, but, as deputies were responding, they heard gu
  • 1 dead, 19 injured in shooting at Illinois Juneteenth celebration

    1 dead, 19 injured in shooting at Illinois Juneteenth celebration
    WILLOWBROOK, Ill. (WGN) - One person is dead and 19 others were injured in a shooting at what witnesses described as a Juneteenth celebration early Sunday morning, Illinois police have confirmed.
    Deputies with the DuPage County Sheriff's Office were in the Willowbrook area, roughly 20 miles west of Chicago, when they reported hearing gunshots ring out shortly before 12:30 a.m.They responded to a parking lot outside of a strip mall, where they found multiple people had been struck by gunfire."Ini
  • 20 famous events that tanked companies' stock prices

    20 famous events that tanked companies' stock prices
    (STACKER) - In 2017, Samsung was forced to explain why its newly launched Samsung Galaxy Note 7 was exploding. The cell phone's lithium battery would heat up and catch fire, leading to two recalls. It was later revealed that the ultra-thin battery Samsung created did not fit in the battery space. This error put a massive dent in Samsung's reputation as a premier cell phone manufacturer, especially after Samsung devices were banned from U.S. flights for a short period of time.Corporatio
  • Major retail chains that no longer exist

    Major retail chains that no longer exist
    (STACKER) - At the start of this decade, many of America's beloved major retailers announced that they'd be closing their stores—Papyrus, Macy's, Pier 1 Imports, JCPenney—the list goes on. It's a pattern that recurs throughout retail history. Chains grow quickly and incur new expenses as they expand. Then they hit the limit of their funding and growth opportunities and downsize to manage their debt and restructuring. Some can recover. Many, however, end up filing for bankruptcy and/o
  • Which states' taxpayers owe the most come tax day

    Which states' taxpayers owe the most come tax day
    (STACKER) - Filing your taxes can be anxiety-inducing—especially if you're not sure whether you're going to owe the government money or receive a nice tax refund. Overpaying your tax obligation throughout the year by having extra money withheld from your paychecks is an interest-free loan to the government, but finding out you're getting one can give you a pleasant boost when you file your taxes. It's a popular option: 74% of taxpayers received a refund in the 2020 tax year.If you hav
  • NM United ends losing streak in Eric Quill's debut

    NM United ends losing streak in Eric Quill's debut
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Eric Quill era for New Mexico United officially began on Saturday night against RGV. The black and yellow put on a solid performance for the new head coach, but ultimately finished the game in a 2-2 draw.New Mexico United was able to dominate the first half thanks to 75.4% possession — the highest total for any half this season. Both Justin Portillo and Daniel Bruce were able to find the back of the net in the opening 45, and the team took a 2-1 le
  • Bernalillo County Fire and Rescue gets rid of EMT prerequisite

    BERNALILLO COUNTY, N.M. (KRQE) – Bernalillo County Fire and Rescue (BCFR) is trying to hire more firefighters by changing their requirements. The department is shortening its hiring process by removing a prerequisite. "This is a big group. When I first pulled up, I saw all of the cars, and it was crazy to see how many people showed up," said Joseph Gonzales, BCFR Academy Applicant.  Albuquerque Chocolate Shop nominated for USA Today 10 Best Chocolate ShopDozens of fire
  • New Mexico students recognized for creating sustainable bioplastic using state staple

    New Mexico students recognized for creating sustainable bioplastic using state staple
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – A group of New Mexico Military Institute students in Roswell are being celebrated for their creative use of green chile.One key ingredient in the student's biodegradable science project is the use of green chile chaff, making sure no part of the chile goes to waste.
    “We figured out that there is a waste product from roasting green chile. That is called green chile chaff,” said New Mexico Military Institute student Evan Kennedy.    Who has
  • Rudy’s Bar-B-Q parking lot shooting turns into officer-involved shooting investigation

    Rudy’s Bar-B-Q parking lot shooting turns into officer-involved shooting investigation
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – New Mexico authorities are sharing additional information about a shooting. It happened Friday in a barbecue restaurant's parking lot.Albuquerque Police Department (APD) and New Mexico State Police (NMSP) responded to a shooting in the parking lot of Rudy's Bar-B-Q on Carlisle just north of I-40 Friday around 6:45 p.m. What to do if you see a ‘chupacabra’ in Texas this summerEmilio Jorge Mirabal, 25, of Albuquerque, is accused of shooting two peo
  • Allison Fire ignited in Lincoln County

    Allison Fire ignited in Lincoln County
    LINCOLN COUNTY, N.M. (KRQE) – A fire has started northeast of Ruidoso.
    The fire was discovered around 3:19 p.m. on June 17, 2023.
    As of 8:20 p.m., the Allison Fire has burned 6 acres and has no containment information.
  • Sagebrush holds car show ahead of 2023 Fathers' Day

    Sagebrush holds car show ahead of 2023 Fathers' Day
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – In honor of Fathers' Day, Sagebrush hosted their 14th Car Show for people to spend time with their dads.The show took place at the Sagebrush Church's Riverside Campus where it attracted more than 250 classic cars and different kinds of motorcycles.During the show, trophies were given out for more than two dozen categories.Who has the best green chile cheeseburgers in New Mexico?Everyone who entered the show automatically received a raffle ticket for a chance
  • Rio Rancho locals welcome 'The HUB' with opening ceremony

    Rio Rancho locals welcome 'The HUB' with opening ceremony
    RIO RANCHO, N.M. (KRQE) – The City of Rio Rancho celebrated the grand opening of its new center."The HUN" is the newest community center located at Enchanted Hills Shopping Center.It offers a wide variety of options that include a library that will open Wednesday through Sunday from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. Do you say ‘pop’ or ‘soda’? Regional dialect across the U.S. explainedIt also has a pickleball court, exercise and fitness, dance, arts and crafts classes, and
  • John Dodson leaving his mark in 2 promotions

    John Dodson leaving his mark in 2 promotions
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Earlier this week, it was announced that local fighter John Dodson will fight for the BKFC Flyweight Title against JR Ridge in August. The fight will take place in Albuquerque at Tingley Coliseum, which is only adding to the excitement for Dodson."The moment I have been waiting for, for so long, to go ahead and not only become a world champion, but be a world champion at home," said Dodson. "So, you guys here in the 505, we are going to be doing it live for
  • Hottest temperatures of the year arrive Sunday

    Hottest temperatures of the year arrive Sunday
    Heat will continue to build across the state this weekend and into next week. The severe storms across far northeastern New Mexico this afternoon have pushed into Texas this evening with isolated light showers dissipating after sunset. The rest of the state has been dealing with very dry and windy conditions.
    Red Flag Warnings remain in effect until 9 p.m. for much of New Mexico.
    Sunday will still be breezy across the state, but about 5-10 mph calmer than Saturday's gusty winds. There will be a
  • Most Black Americans believe US racism will get worse in their lifetime: poll

    Most Black Americans believe US racism will get worse in their lifetime: poll
    (The Hill) — Most Black Americans believe racism in the United States will get worse during their lifetime, according to a new poll. A Washington Post-Ipsos poll released Friday showed that 51 percent of Black respondents said they expect racism will get worse, while 37 percent said they expect it will stay about the same. Only 11 percent said it will get better. This was mostly consistent across age groups of Black respondents. Those 50 to 64 were the most likely to say they exp
  • Do you say 'pop' or 'soda'? Regional dialect across the U.S. explained

    Do you say 'pop' or 'soda'? Regional dialect across the U.S. explained
    (WXIN/NEXSTAR) — Do you say "pop," "soda," or "Coke" when you're talking about carbonated beverages? Chances are where you live affects how you ask for a soft drink — and that has everything to do with your vernacular.But what does regional vernacular actually mean? Most Black Americans believe US racism will get worse in their lifetime: pollRegional vernacular or dialect is defined by Merriam-Webster dictionary as a language that's native to a region rather than one that belongs to
  • Albuquerque crash kills one on Friday night

    Albuquerque crash kills one on Friday night
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Albuquerque Police Department is investigating a crash that left one person dead. It happened in northwest Albuquerque.According to officials, just before 11 p.m. Friday, officers were called out near McMahon and Bandelier.Officials said a gray BMW was speeding westbound, and a Chrysler was traveling eastbound making a turn onto the northbound lane. June rent report: Rent growth is cooling, but prices remain highThis caused the BMW to crash into the other ve

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