17-02-2025
Newsfeed: Trial begins this week, Motel drug bust, Mild then stormy, Homicide investigation, Economic impact
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[1] Trial begins Friday for suspect in shooting death of 11-year-old outside Isotopes Park – A man accused of shooting and killing a boy and brutally injuring his cousin as they were leaving an Isotopes game, is set to go to trial for his state charges. Nathen Garley is set to go to trial later this week for his role in that devastating shooting. This comes after he had taken a plea for his federal drug charges.
[2] Arrest leads to discovery of 4 firearms, about $1 million in drugs in northeast Albuquerque – New Albuquerque police video shows officers arresting two suspects at a northeast Albuquerque hotel after one of them took off running from the room. It started as a routine arrest on a warrant but quickly led to something much bigger. Police say during the course of their investigation, they found about $1 million worth of drugs.
[3] Mild Monday with another storm to hit New Mexico – Unstable weather to the north is slowly moving southward, allowing for west-to-east-moving clouds to sag southward, but almost all are starting off precipitation-free, as some areas from the East Highlands with westerly winds down the east-sloped mountains faces, the Rio Grande Valley, and South New Mexico, are starting off above the freezing mark, while most other areas are in the upper teens or 20s.
[4] Cedar Crest deaths investigated as homicide – The Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office is investigating after two people were found dead in a home in Cedar Crest. On Sunday, deputies responded to a welfare check. At the residence, deputies discovered 29-year-old Jesse Howser and 34-year-old Ashley Lopez dead.
[5] Los Alamos National Laboratory shares economic impact on New Mexico – Los Alamos National Laboratory has released its annual report on how it has impacted the state, economically. According to their annual report, LANL spent more than $1 billion on local businesses over the last year and they now have over 16,000 employees, making it one of the largest employers in the state.
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