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Yahoo
3 days ago
- Climate
- Yahoo
Child left in hot car, Bloomfield officer critically injured, Warm and stormy, Church members mourn, Albuquerque pickleball facility
Former APD officer pleads guilty to his role in DWI dismissal scandal What should New Mexicans do if they come across a raccoon? Officials speak on closure of Hobbs prison Teens accused of bringing gun to high school placed in supervision program National Guard likely to deploy by the end of the week in Albuquerque Bernalillo County providing free groceries to low-income seniors [1] Colorado man arrested, accused of leaving 6-year-old in hot car at ABQ store – A Colorado man is in custody after being accused of leaving his son in a hot car in Albuquerque. Police arrested 45-year-old Michael Clohessy after they say he was seen on surveillance video walking into the Walmart on Carlisle near Menaul, leaving his six-year-old son in the backseat. According to a criminal complaint, Clohessy told officers the boy did not want to go in the store, adding he thought he would be in the store for less than 15 minutes, but police say the boy was left alone for more than 20 minutes. Clohessy is now facing child abuse charges. [2] Bloomfield officer critically injured, suspect killed in traffic-stop shootout – A New Mexico police officer is in critical condition after a traffic stop turned into a deadly shooting that left the suspect dead. Bloomfield police say around 11 p.m. Monday, Officer Timothy Ontiveros pulled over a driver for a traffic stop. Police say the driver then shot Officer Ontiveros in the neck and shoulder. A second officer on scene then shot and killed the driver. The San Juan County Sheriff's Office is taking over the investigation. The driver's identity is not being released until they notify the next of kin. [3] Storms near the Rio Grande Valley and breezy weather – East winds will again bring in higher humidity into the Rio Grande Valley by Wednesday morning, but will get washed out to the east in the afternoon. Daily rain and thunderstorms chances will continue along and east of the central mountain chain through the end of the week. Strong to severe storms will be possible Wednesday afternoon in eastern New Mexico with large hail and damaging wind gusts. Temperatures will be heating up through the end of the week. The Metro will climb back into the 90s again by Friday. [4] Albuquerque church leaning on faith after 2 members killed by their son – Members of an Albuquerque church are continuing to mourn two of their longtime members after they were killed in a murder-suicide. For more than a decade, Stephen and Marcia Bockemeirer could be spotted nearly every Sunday at Albuquerque Revival Church in the International District. The Bockemeirer's were killed early Saturday by their youngest son, Andrew, who then took his own life. Police believe Andrew was suffering from a mental health illness. Lead pastor, Andres Lopez said when he became the pastor at Albuquerque Revival, the Bockemeiers were associate pastors helping him ease into a new role. [5] First-of-its-kind indoor pickleball facility coming to northeast Albuquerque – Pickleball players around Albuquerque will soon have a new place to play. Premier Pickleball's indoor facility will feature 12 courts, a skinny court and a drinking area. Chief Operations Officer Marty Garcia says the facility named 'The Picklr' will bring climate controlled courts to the city. He also said opportunities to play at the highest level, like the Professional Pickleball Association and major league pickleball, will be included. The facility is located at what used to be a Conn's Home Plus near Eubank Blvd. and I-40. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
The Irish Sun
26-04-2025
- Sport
- The Irish Sun
Ireland and Munster legend's daughter may make international debut in Six Nations finale vs Scotland
JANE Clohessy - daughter of Peter - may make her Ireland debut this afternoon as they close out their Six Nations campaign in Edinburgh. The trajectory of the team has continued to go upwards across the tournament as they've Advertisement 2 Peter Clohessy earned 54 international caps between 1993-2002 2 Jane Clohessy, left, has followed in his footsteps with Munster and now Ireland In addition to that, they ran France close and even gave all-conquering England a fright by going into half-time only trailing by two points before Head coach Scott Bemand has made a few changes for today's encounter with Scotland. Amongst them has been drafting Jane Clohessy into the matchday squad. At the time of writing, Ireland lead 7-0 after 19 minutes with Clohessy on the bench. Advertisement Read More On Irish Sport While her father "The Claw" was a famed prop for The Reds and Ireland, she operates as a back-rower. Ahead of today's tussle Niamh O'Dowd She emphasized: 'This weekend is a really good opportunity for us to hopefully finish the campaign with some momentum and then we'll have a little break then. 'Last weekend, we put 40-odd points on Wales. Advertisement Most read in Rugby Union 'And we were still like, no, there were definitely some areas where we could've sharpened up. "Comparing it from years ago, there's quite a vast difference.' 'That time of year again' - Peter O'Mahony's captivating garden update includes hilarious tip for parents Ireland But there are starts for Aoife Corey, O'Dowd and Brittany Hogan — who deputises for Wafer. Advertisement IRELAND: Corey; Elmes Kinlan, Dalton, Breen, Costigan; O'Brien, Scuffil-McCabe; O'Dowd, Jones, Djougang; Campbell, Tuite; Wall, McMahon, Hogan. Reps: Moloney, McGrath, Haney, Clohessy, Boles, Lane, Higgins, Flood.
RTÉ News
24-04-2025
- Sport
- RTÉ News
Aoife Wafer ruled out of Ireland's trip to Scotland
Aoife Wafer has been ruled out of Ireland's final Guinness Six Nations game against Scotland on Saturday with a knee injury. Scott Bemand's side, third in the table, are already without back row Erin King, who has been ruled out for a number of months with a serious knee injury. Bemand has included two uncapped players, UL Bohemians and Munster players Aoife Carey and Jane Clohessy, in his squad but the headline news is that influential number 8 Wafer, who scored two tries in the 40-14 win over Wales last Sunday, is out. "Aoife Wafer was ruled out of selection this week due to a knee injury picked up during last weekend's win at Rodney Parade," said the IRFU. Corey is named to start at full-back having been called into the squad on the back of impressive performances for the Clovers in the Celtic Challenge, while second row Clohessy – the daughter of former Ireland international Peter – also earns her opportunity in green as she's named among the replacements. It is an unchanged midfield pairing as Enya Breen and Aoife Dalton continue at inside and outside centre, respectively, while Dannah O'Brien and Molly Scuffil-McCabe are retained in the half-backs. In the pack, Niamh O'Dowd returns to fitness to start in the front row alongside Neve Jones and Linda Djougang, while Ruth Campbell and Fiona Tuite are in the engine room, allowing Dorothy Wall to shift to blindside flanker in a back row alongside captain McMahon and number 8 Brittany Hogan. On the bench, Clíodhna Moloney, Sadhbh McGrath, Christy Haney, the uncapped Clohessy and Claire Boles provide the forward reinforcements, with backs Emily Lane, Eve Higgins and Stacey Flood completing Ireland's 23. Ireland have lost to France and England, and beaten Italy and Wales, while Scotland beat Wales on the opening day but lost their three games since. Ireland: Aoife Corey; Vicky Elmes Kinlan, Aoife Dalton, Enya Breen, Amee-Leigh Costigan; Dannah O'Brien, Molly Scuffil-McCabe; Niamh O'Dowd, Neve Jones, Linda Djougang; Ruth Campbell, Fiona Tuite; Dorothy Wall, Edel McMahon (capt), Brittany Hogan. Watch a URC double-header, Scarlets v Leinster and Ulster v Sharks, on Saturday from 4.45pm on RTÉ2 and RTÉ Player
Irish Examiner
24-04-2025
- Sport
- Irish Examiner
Wafer absent as Bemand names Ireland side for Scotland clash
Ireland boss Scott Bemand has named his starting 15 for Saturday's final Women's Six Nations clash against Scotland in Edinburgh (Kick-off, 2.30pm). Following last weekend's win over Wales in Newport, Ireland travel to the Hive Stadium in Round 5. Aoife Wafer was ruled out of selection this week due to a knee injury picked up during last weekend's win at Rodney Parade. Bemand has included two uncapped players in his squad, as Munster's Aoife Corey and Jane Clohessy are in line for their Ireland debuts. Corey is named to start at full-back having been called into the squad on the back of impressive performances for the Clovers in the Celtic Challenge, while second row Clohessy – the daughter of former Ireland international Peter – also earns her opportunity in green as she's named among the replacements. Corey starts in a back-three alongside Amee-Leigh Costigan and Vicky Elmes Kinlan, who is set for her first Women's Six Nations start, having come off the bench in the last two outings against England and Wales. It is an unchanged midfield pairing for Round 5 as Enya Breen and Aoife Dalton continue at inside and outside centre respectively, while Dannah O'Brien and Molly Scuffil-McCabe are retained in the half-backs. In the pack, Niamh O'Dowd returns to fitness to start in the front-row alongside Neve Jones and Linda Djougang, while Ruth Campbell and Fiona Tuite are in the engine room, allowing Dorothy Wall to shift to blindside flanker in a back row alongside captain McMahon and number eight Brittany Hogan. On the bench, Cliodhna Moloney, Sadhbh McGrath, Christy Haney, the uncapped Clohessy and Claire Boles provide the forward reinforcements, with backs Emily Lane, Eve Higgins and Stacey Flood completing the Ireland 23. Ireland: A Corey; V Elmes Kinlan, A Dalton, E Breen, A-L Costigan; D O'Brien, M Scuffil-McCabe; N O'Dowd, N Jones, L Djougang; R Campbell, F Tuite; D Wall, E McMahon, B Hogan. Replacements: C Moloney, S McGrath, C Haney, J Clohessy, C Boles, E Lane, E Higgins, S Flood.
