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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- The 20th annual KOATS for Kids coat drive kicks off Thursday, Nov. 26 across the state and runs through Thursday, Dec. 24. Full Article at KOAT
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It may sound unusual, but you don't have to be driving to be arrested for DWI in New Mexico. For example, one man was charged after he decided to sleep in his car after drinking. Full Article at KOAT
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Oprah Winfrey is ending her daytime show to focus her energy on a cable TV network she is creating in partnership with Discovery Communications Inc. , according to several reports Thursday evening. Full Article at New Mexico Business Weekly
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New Mexico's first on-line investigative news site comes not from a traditional journalist, but from a lawyer. Full Article at New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan
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Albuquerque's mayor-elect, Richard Berry, is firing back at critics who don't like the fact that he's keeping some familiar faces around City Hall. "These are all people who will bring the change we need for the city," Berry said. Full Article at KOAT
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Embattled New Mexico football coach Mike Locksley says he has turned to Tony Dungy as a personal mentor, KOAT-TV in Albuquerque, N.M. reports. Full Article at ESPN
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Incoming mayor RJ Berry, a Republican, has made two more picks for his administration, which starts on December 1. Ramirez worked at KOAT-TV for the last several years as a news reporter, covering issues important to New Mexicans. Full Article at New Mexico FBIHOP
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Garcia & Madrid Old government hands are beginning to populate the new administration of ABQ Mayor-elect RJ Berry, signaling that this is going to be a time of mechanics not arch... Full Article at New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan
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Sam Murray can probably whup you in quizzo, and now the out-of-work bartender/server from South Philadelphia is on the cusp of winning $1 million on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. Full Article at Philadelphia Inquirer
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Meteorologist Rob Guarino, the Fox29 emigre who started doing mornings at KOAT in Albuquerque, N.M. , a year ago, has given notice to his station and will come back east. Full Article at Philadelphia Inquirer
