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Researchers have discovered and catalogued three new minerals—raydemarkite, virgilluethite, and stunorthropite—in New Mexico, marking a significant advancement in geological science by providing new insights into mineral formation and behavior in natural settings.
Parts of New Mexico, including Colfax, Mora, and Union counties, are under a blizzard warning with expected snowfall of 2 to 12 inches and wind gusts up to 65 mph, leading to potential whiteout conditions and travel difficulties. A winter storm warning is also in effect for northwest New Mexico with heavy snow and strong winds forecasted. Residents are advised to prepare for dangerous wind chills and to use the KOAT App for weather alerts and updates.
New Mexico is bracing for a winter storm with warnings and watches issued across the state. The northwest region is under a winter storm warning, expecting 2 to 12 inches of snow depending on elevation, with winds up to 40 mph. The northeast has a winter storm watch, with 1 to 6 inches of snow forecasted and potential blizzard-like conditions. Travel could be hazardous with snow-packed roads and whiteout conditions. As the storm moves out, dangerously cold wind chills are anticipated. Residents are advised to stay informed through local weather apps and prepare for possible commuting and power disruptions.
New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez stated that under current law, the state's Republican electors who submitted false election certificates in 2020 cannot be prosecuted. However, he is recommending legislative changes to prevent and penalize similar actions in the future. The GOP electors' actions were part of a broader attempt by Trump associates to overturn election results, which has led to indictments in other states. Torrez's proposals aim to expand the prohibition against falsified election documents and create laws against falsely acting as a presidential elector, despite GOP opposition framing such changes as political stunts.
New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez stated that under current law, the state's Republican electors who submitted false certificates claiming Trump won the 2020 election cannot be prosecuted. However, Torrez is recommending legislative changes to prevent similar situations in the future. While other states have indicted GOP electors for similar actions, New Mexico's electors included a caveat that could protect them legally. Torrez's proposals aim to expand the prohibition against falsified election documents and create laws against falsely acting as a presidential elector, despite GOP opposition framing such changes as unnecessary political maneuvers.
New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez stated that under current law, the state's five Republican electors who filed false election certificates claiming Trump won the 2020 election cannot be prosecuted. However, Torrez is recommending legislative changes to prevent and penalize such actions in the future. These recommendations include expanding laws against falsified election documents and creating a new law against falsely acting as a presidential elector. The issue of fake electors has led to criminal charges in other states, with ongoing investigations and indictments.
New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez stated that under current law, the state's Republican electors who submitted false election certificates in 2020 cannot be prosecuted. However, he is recommending legislative changes to prevent and penalize such actions in the future. This comes amidst broader investigations and indictments in other states where GOP electors have faced charges for similar actions. Torrez's proposals aim to enhance electoral security, but GOP critics argue that these efforts are unnecessary political maneuvers.
New Mexico's Attorney General Raúl Torrez announced that the group of "fake electors" who falsely claimed Trump won the state in the 2020 election will not face criminal charges due to limitations in current state law. The AG's office conducted an investigation and issued a report recommending legislative changes to prevent similar incidents in the future. The fake elector scheme occurred in multiple states, with varying legal outcomes, and was part of an effort to overturn the election results, which was ultimately unsuccessful.
Due to a winter storm impacting New Mexico, several schools and government offices in the northeast region have announced closings or delays for Friday morning. Residents are advised to stay updated on the weather conditions and road safety by downloading the KOAT App, which provides live weather updates, interactive radar, and severe weather alerts.
New Mexico is experiencing a significant winter storm, leading to issued warnings for heavy snowfall across northern, western, and central regions, including the Sandia, Manzano, Tusas, Jemez, and Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Snow totals are expected to range from 3 to 14 inches, with the higher amounts in elevations above 8,000 feet. The storm is causing difficult driving conditions, particularly on major interstates and passes, with advisories for slick and icy roads. Temperatures are dropping 5 to 15 degrees below normal, and another colder storm is anticipated for the coming Sunday and Monday. Residents are advised to stay informed through local weather apps and resources.
A significant winter storm is set to impact New Mexico, bringing heavy snowfall and difficult travel conditions to northern, western, and central regions of the state from Thursday through Friday morning. Winter storm warnings have been issued, with snow accumulations ranging from 3 to 8 inches in lower elevations and up to a foot in higher elevations. Motorists are advised to prepare for hazardous driving conditions, particularly on major interstates and mountain passes. Following this system, another potentially colder storm may bring additional snowfall on Sunday and Monday. Residents are encouraged to stay informed via the KOAT App for weather updates and alerts.
No. 13 Colorado State men's basketball team made a strong statement in their Mountain West opener by defeating New Mexico 76-68. Both teams entered the game with impressive 12-1 records, but Colorado State dominated the second half, particularly in the paint, and showcased their depth with key players like Isaiah Stevens, who surpassed 2,000 career points, and Patrick Cartier, who scored 21 points. The victory sets a significant tone for the Rams as they face a challenging schedule ahead in a competitive Mountain West conference.
A Bernalillo County deputy, Adrienne Seay, was arrested for aggravated DWI at a checkpoint in Albuquerque, New Mexico, shortly after the New Year began. Seay, who refused a breathalyzer test, showed signs of intoxication and performed poorly on sobriety tests. Bernalillo County Sheriff John Allen expressed deep concern over the incident, stating it contradicts the office's values and the duty to uphold the law. Seay has been placed on administrative leave pending an internal investigation, and the sheriff apologized to the community, emphasizing the commitment to combat DWI and maintain accountability.
Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office Deputy First Class Adrienne Seay was arrested for DWI after being stopped at a checkpoint in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She exhibited signs of alcohol consumption and refused a breath test. Following the arrest, Seay was placed on administrative leave, and Sheriff John Allen issued a statement expressing concern over the incident and reaffirming the department's commitment to combating DWI.
The Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office (BCSO) in New Mexico is investigating a possible homicide after responding to reports of shots fired on Sunday morning. A deceased person was found inside a vehicle near Powers Way Road and Moore Drive SW. Detectives are currently working to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident.