• Detectives use Zillow to track down man charged with child porn

    Detectives use Zillow to track down man charged with child porn
    PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) – Rhode Island State Police detectives used a popular real estate website to track down a suspect accused of producing child pornography.Larry Albino, 50, of North Providence, faces both state and federal charges that he produced and disseminated child pornography with a toddler-aged victim known to him.On Sept. 16, the state police received a tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, with 10 videos that were shared from a computer in Rhode Is
  • Alex Jones' Infowars will be liquidated at auction to help pay Sandy Hook families

    Alex Jones' Infowars will be liquidated at auction to help pay Sandy Hook families
    Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones' Infowars media platform and its assets will be sold off piece by piece in auctions this fall to help pay the more than $1 billion he owes relatives of victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, under an order expected to be approved by a federal judge.U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Christopher Lopez in Houston said during a court hearing Tuesday that he will approve the auctions that start in November. But he said he first must change a previous order to make it
  • City of Carlsbad approves trial ban on single-use plastic bags

    City of Carlsbad approves trial ban on single-use plastic bags
    CARLSBAD, N.M. (KRQE) – Carlsbad's City Council approved a trial run on a single-use plastic bag ban Tuesday night. The trial period will last for two years and will begin on February 1, 2025.Under the ban, restaurants and retailers within the city are not allowed to offer plastic bags to customers. Instead, they are encouraged to provide paper or reusable bags for free or for a small charge. Taos County restarts recycling program with hopes of reducing landfill wasteCouncilor Ma
  • Espanola man sentenced for role in kidnapping, killing woman in 2018

    Espanola man sentenced for role in kidnapping, killing woman in 2018
    ESPAÑOLA, N.M. (KRQE)  –  An Espanola man was sentenced to prison for his part in the kidnapping, torture, and murder of a woman over an alleged $400 debit card theft, according to the Department of Justice.According to court documents, the victim used Crystal Ramos's debit card to withdraw $400 without permission. Ramos, who is now deceased, enlisted Jorge Dominguez, Luis Mariscal-Lopez, and another individual to assist in a plot against the victim. Co
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  • Santa Fe County Commission approves affordable housing development

    Santa Fe County Commission approves affordable housing development
    SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – More affordable housing options are in the works in Santa Fe following a vote from the Santa Fe County Commission.Taos Regional Airport adds new air service to Texas, California$70 million will be used to acquire, design and construct a new housing development. "Turquoise Trail" is a planned 312 unit affordable housing complex on more than 17 acres of land between I-25 and Highway 14.The proposed 13-building development would serve residents with incomes a
  • Warm and dry ending to the week for most of New Mexico

    Warm and dry ending to the week for most of New Mexico
    New Mexico has another warm and dry day ahead. Rain is not expected to return to the state until Friday.
    The high pressure system that formed over the Rocky Mountains earlier this week is now moving across New Mexico. The sinking air associated with the high pressure are clearing the skies in New Mexico and allowing temperatures rise. By Thursday and Friday, high temperatures could potentially be record breaking across the state.
    Another backdoor cold front will move into New Mexico on Friday. T
  • Albuquerque city employee accused of battery released ahead of trial

    Albuquerque city employee accused of battery released ahead of trial
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – An Albuquerque city employee accused of aggravated battery and attempt to commit a robbery was released from custody while waiting trial.The New Mexico cannabis cowboys: Modern day desperadosPolice arrested 36-year-old Alfred Flores in connection to the June incident. Security footage shows a fight break out in front of Frontier restaurant on Central Ave. A woman told police that she was leaving the restaurant with her husband when two people tried to s
  • Steven Quezada hosting inaugural celebrity golf tournament

    Steven Quezada hosting inaugural celebrity golf tournament
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Steven Michael Quezada is hosting a celebrity golf tournament to support nonprofits in Bernalillo County. This year's beneficiary will be Serenity Mesa Recovery Center.Story continues below
    Investigation: The New Mexico cannabis cowboys: Modern day desperadosNews: Pojoaque Valley High School mourns student who died in crashTrending: Controversial video of man removing bats in Belen prompts online backlashEntertainment: What concerts are coming to New Mexico in
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  • Taos Regional Airport adds new air service to Texas, California

    Taos Regional Airport adds new air service to Texas, California
    TAOS, N.M. (KRQE) – New flights are coming to the Taos Regional Airport. The town announced that an $8.2 million grant awarded by the New Mexico Department of Transportation’s Aviation Division, coupled with a previous allocation of $3.2 million received earlier this year, has allowed for new routes.The planned slate for winter flights starting December 9, 2024, through March 31, 2025, will be:
    Austin, Texas (EDC)Dallas, Texas (DAL)Los Angeles County/Burbank, California (BUR)San
  • Competition explodes amid weight loss drug shortage

    Competition explodes amid weight loss drug shortage
    Ongoing shortages of popular weight loss and diabetes drugs in the U.S. have spurred fierce competition between established drugmakers and an emerging market of compounded versions as telehealth companies look to tap into the fast-growing industry. GLP-1 medications like Ozempic and Mounjaro have become highly popular for their ability to aid weight loss. According to the health policy nonprofit KFF, 1 in 8 U.S. adults has taken a GLP-1 medication. This skyrocketing demand has contribu
  • Missouri executes Marcellus Williams despite calls from the victim's family to spare his life

    Missouri executes Marcellus Williams despite calls from the victim's family to spare his life
    BONNE TERRE, Mo. (KTVI) – Despite protestations from the prosecutor’s office that sent him to death row and anti-death penalty advocates, as well as calls for clemency from the victim’s family and two men famously convicted by the Missouri justice system for murders they did not commit, the state executed Marcellus Williams late Tuesday afternoon.Williams, 55, died via a lethal dose of pentobarbital. The execution was carried out just after 6 p.m. on Sept. 24 at the Eastern Rec
  • Video shows couple attacked on Vegas Strip: 'Like they wanted to kill me'

    Video shows couple attacked on Vegas Strip: 'Like they wanted to kill me'
    ST. LOUIS (KTVI) – A St. Louis couple says they are still in shock after their anniversary trip to Las Vegas over the weekend took a violent turn. And it was all caught on camera.Mitchell and Michelle Stonebarger were in Las Vegas celebrating their sixth wedding anniversary on Sunday.
    Mitchell told Nexstar's KTVI that he was taking a video with his camera when they were approached by two men with a flyer. When he turned to include them in the video, things took a sudden turn as one of the
  • Quarterback of undefeated college team says he will no longer play over unmet 'representations'

    Quarterback of undefeated college team says he will no longer play over unmet 'representations'
    LAS VEGAS (WGHP) – The Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) era of college football has been full of shocking twists and turns.A new fold in the saga seemed to emerge Wednesday when the starting quarterback for an undefeated team announced that he would be leaving the team immediately and hinted at a dispute over NIL compensation as the reason why. Reggie Bush sues USC, Pac-12 and NCAA to seek NIL compensation from football career 2 decades agoMatthew Sluka, a senior starting quarterback for th
  • South Plains veteran gets honorable send-off at UMC after passing

    South Plains veteran gets honorable send-off at UMC after passing
    LUBBOCK, Texas -- Lubbock veterans lost a special member in their community last week when 70-year-old Tom Sandoval passed away. The veteran served for three years in the United States Marine Corps and worked at Home Depot in Lubbock for 15 years, but he suddenly fell into a coma a few weeks ago.When a friend found out about his state, they realized he was alone at the hospital."He'd been there five days, and nobody knew he was there,” Jeff Edwards, a friend of Sandoval’s, said.Sando
  • Michael Cohen says he'll leave country, change name if Trump wins

    Michael Cohen says he'll leave country, change name if Trump wins
    (The Hill) - Michael Cohen, former President Trump’s ex-personal attorney, said Tuesday that he plans to flee the country if his former boss wins in November.“I'm out of here. I mean, I'm already working on a foreign passport with a completely different name,” Cohen told MSNBC’s Nicole Wallace, when asked what he thinks will happen to him if Trump retakes the White House.“I don't know how it's going to work, as far as dealing with my wife and my children,&
  • Texas Space Commission opens up applications for $150M grant

    Texas Space Commission opens up applications for $150M grant
    Members of the space industry met before the House Appropriations Committee on Tuesday, September 24 to discuss the status of the industry. (Courtesy: Texas House of Representatives)AUSTIN (KXAN) -- Representatives from the space industry met at the Texas Capitol on Tuesday, Sept. 24, presenting a status update to the House Appropriations Committee.This discussion included the recently established Texas Space Commission and the $150 million grant they will distribute. On Monday, Sept. 23, the TS
  • Video shows officer punching pipe-wielding suspect after fatal police shooting

    Video shows officer punching pipe-wielding suspect after fatal police shooting
    FONTANA, Calif. (KTLA) - A man was shot and killed by police in Fontana, California, on Tuesday after authorities said he attacked a civilian and officers in a violent rampage.An officer with the Fontana Police Department responded to reports of a man using a pipe to damage property and assault a person just before 2:20 p.m.Police say the responding officer attempted to de-escalate the situation, but the man refused multiple commands to drop the weapon and surrender.Story continues below
    Investi
  • Murderer of missing Indigenous woman also sentenced on domestic violence charges

    Murderer of missing Indigenous woman also sentenced on domestic violence charges
    PHOENIX (KRQE) – A man convicted of the murder of a missing Navajo Woman was sentenced on Monday. Tre C. James, 31, of Piñon, Arizona will serve life in prison for the murder of Jamie Yazzie, who was classified as a missing and murdered Indigenous person from the Navajo Nation.James was found guilty of first-degree murder by a federal jury. They also found James guilty of several acts of domestic violence committed against three other women. U.S. District Court Judge Douglas L. Raye
  • Bernalillo County accepts grant to hire more firefighters, EMTs

    Bernalillo County accepts grant to hire more firefighters, EMTs
    BERNALILLO COUNTY, N.M. (KRQE) – Bernalillo County Commissioners voted to accept a grant for firefighter/EMT positions.The $262,000 grant is from the New Mexico Department of Finance and Administration and was accepted on behalf of Bernalillo County Fire Rescue. Controversial video of man removing bats in Belen prompts online backlashOn Tuesday, commissioners voted to accept a $262,000 grant from the New Mexico Department of Finance and Administration on behalf of Bernalillo County Fi
  • Kentucky sheriff accused of shooting judge inside courthouse to appear for arraignment

    Kentucky sheriff accused of shooting judge inside courthouse to appear for arraignment
    WHITESBURG, Ky. (WJHL) — Days after the sheriff of Letcher County, Kentucky, allegedly shot and killed District Judge Kevin Mullins in his court chambers, people in the county are still acclimating to the new status of things.Sheriff Shawn M. Stines was arrested shortly after the shooting on Sept. 19 and charged with first-degree murder, according to Kentucky State Police (KSP). As of Monday, he was being held in the Leslie County Detention Center.He is expected to make his first court app
  • Kentucky sheriff accused of shooting judge inside courthouse pleads not guilty

    Kentucky sheriff accused of shooting judge inside courthouse pleads not guilty
    WHITESBURG, Ky. (WJHL) — The Kentucky sheriff who was charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of a district judge in his courthouse chambers has pleaded not guilty.Sheriff Shawn Mickey Stines, the sheriff of Letcher County, entered his plea during an arraignment on Wednesday. Stines was assigned a public defender, for the time being.He will appear back in court for a preliminary hearing on Oct. 1 at 1 p.m. in Morgan County, Kentucky.District court judge Kevin Mullins (left)
  • Catch a ghost on your Ring camera? You can get $100K for the video

    Catch a ghost on your Ring camera? You can get $100K for the video
    (KTLA) — Your Ring camera may catch video of packages being dropped off, friends visiting, and cute animal activities, but the home surveillance company is hoping you'll catch some different, paranormal activity this Halloween season.
    Ring is inviting users to submit videos showcasing paranormal activity for the chance to win a $100,000 prize.
    Any form of paranormal activity — ghosts, ghouls, and anywhere in between — is welcome, according to Ring.Story continues below
    Investig
  • Passenger killed in hijacking, pursuit of MTA bus in Los Angeles

    Passenger killed in hijacking, pursuit of MTA bus in Los Angeles
    LOS ANGELES (KTLA) – One person was fatally shot when an MTA bus in Los Angeles was hijacked with passengers on board and then pursued by police from South Los Angeles to downtown L.A. early Wednesday morning.Officers began to receive radio calls for a potential assault with a deadly weapon on a bus near South Figueroa Street and Manchester Avenue in the Vermont Knolls neighborhood of South Los Angeles around 12:45 a.m., a Los Angeles Police Department spokesperson said during a news confe
  • LIVE: Helene's latest track, models on Tracking the Tropics

    LIVE: Helene's latest track, models on Tracking the Tropics
    Helene is expected to intensify and impact Florida as a major Category 3 hurricane.
    WFLA's Max Defender 8 weather team is working to keep you informed ahead of the oncoming storm.Watch live Tracking the Tropics coverage with the Max Defender 8 weather team and #HeyJB in the video player above beginning at 11 a.m. ET.Join the conversation! Leave your questions in the comments on the WFLA Facebook page and WFLA YouTube channel and we'll answer them on stream.
  • LIVE COVERAGE: Helene's latest track, models on Tracking the Tropics

    LIVE COVERAGE: Helene's latest track, models on Tracking the Tropics
    Helene is expected to intensify and impact Florida as a major Category 3 hurricane.
    WFLA's Max Defender 8 weather team is working to keep you informed ahead of the oncoming storm.Watch live Tracking the Tropics coverage with the Max Defender 8 weather team and #HeyJB in the video player above beginning at 11 a.m. ET.
  • #HEYJBLIVE: DiscussingHelene's latest track, models on Tracking the Tropics

    #HEYJBLIVE: DiscussingHelene's latest track, models on Tracking the Tropics
    Helene is expected to intensify and impact Florida as a major Category 3 hurricane.
    WFLA's Max Defender 8 weather team is working to keep you informed ahead of the oncoming storm.Watch live Tracking the Tropics coverage with the Max Defender 8 weather team and #HeyJB in the video player above beginning at 11 a.m. ET.Join the conversation! Leave your questions in the comments on the WFLA Facebook page and WFLA YouTube channel and we'll answer them on stream.
  • PA-based health network reaches $65 million settlement after nude photos of cancer patients leak

    PA-based health network reaches $65 million settlement after nude photos of cancer patients leak
    (WJET/WFXP) – Pennsylvania-based health company Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN), one of the largest primary care groups in Pennsylvania, earlier this month reached a $65 million settlement after the data of nearly 135,000 patients and employees were exposed.Of those patients, over 600 had their personal medical record photos, which included nude photographs, hacked and posted on the internet.
    As part of the settlement, each Settlement Class member will receive a payment ranging from $5
  • Venomous blue sea dragons wash ashore in Outer Banks

    Venomous blue sea dragons wash ashore in Outer Banks
    BUXTON, N.C. (WAVY) – Venomous sea slugs have been spotted along North Carolina's Outer Banks.Known as blue sea dragons, these slugs live in the ocean and occasionally get washed ashore by strong winds.A Facebook post by the Cape Hatteras National Seashore advises visitors to admire the creatures from a safe distance and to be cautious that more could be nearby because they can travel in groups. 3rd house collapses into ocean in a week on North Carolina’s Outer BanksThe slugs are onl
  • 3rd house collapses into ocean in a week on North Carolina's Outer Banks

    3rd house collapses into ocean in a week on North Carolina's Outer Banks
    RODANTHE, N.C. (WAVY) – A third house has now collapsed into the ocean in less than a week on North Carolina's Outer Banks.All three houses were near each other in Rodanthe. The latest, at 23039 G A Kohler Court, went down just after 1 p.m. Tuesday, per Chicamacomico Banks Fire & Rescue. The fire service shared video of the collapse and the aftermath. Could the ‘Fujiwhara effect’ impact Helene’s path?Coming to the beach after seven years, BJ and Jim McGuire say its sa
  • Could lightning bug appearances become a thing of the past?

    Could lightning bug appearances become a thing of the past?
    ST. LOUIS (KTVI) – Those magical summer dusk scenes we shared as children featuring fireflies are slowly becoming extinct.Depending on where you grew up, you may call them fireflies, lightning bugs or glow bugs. They have different names, but their familiar glow always signaled the beginning of summer.Across the country, lightning bug populations are slowly fading. With their origins dating back tens of millions of years, there isn’t a definite answer to explain their disappearance.

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