Weather outlook: warm with possible showers
The forecast notes mostly cloudy skies with a slight chance of showers or thunderstorms and highs around 90. Tonight brings additional showers with cooler lows expected, though exact values are not specified.
Weather forecast for New Mexico cities today
Today’s forecast shows warmer trends in the west and north with cooler changes in the southeast. Temperatures range from 67 in Raton to 96 in Carlsbad with fair to partly cloudy skies and substantial cloud cover in the west and north regions.
AccuWeather Noon Forecast for Saturday June 6
The AccuWeather forecast for noon on Saturday June 6 calls for clear to partly cloudy skies with moderate heat and humidity. Expect light winds from the south and highs around the mid 80s, with a slight chance of isolated showers later in the afternoon.
Heat safety for pets as summer heat rises
Veterinarians warn that heat harms pets, especially overweight dogs. Never leave animals in cars. provide shade and water, monitor comfort, and cool rapidly if heat stroke occurs. Dogs suffer most, though cats, rabbits, and birds also need protection. Regular checks help prevent tragedy.
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Edwards Finds New Path After Therapy Career Start
Director said she chose the field after adopting her boys and seeking help. During an internship she became fond of clients and was hired as a therapist. She embraced a move to oversee services while valuing the resilience children teach us.
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Nursing dean to depart TTUHSC Odessa program
John Walls of Texas Tech says Ienatsch will leave as regional dean overseeing nursing programs after four years. An interim dean may be named if a replacement isn’t found soon. Greg Williams to become TTU Permian Basin student services VP, previously Amarillo College dean.
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Blotter reports theft and incidents at Clayton Manor
A blotter item notes police reports from local sheriffs and officers. More than $3,000 was stolen from Clayton Manor Apartments at 2654 E. 11th St in a listed incident.
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Odessa men charged in county jail actions
February and March reports show Kenneth Manahan, 30, of 1304 Copus Ave., held on aggravated assault with bond set at 200. Jeremy Ray Bivins, 20, of 1611 Santa Clara, released on possession of cocaine after a bond of 500.
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Jeremy Ray Bivins
Santa Clara
Family defends after girl abducted and harmed by youths
A 8 year old girl was abducted from a van outside her home on April 9 and assaulted in a neighborhood creek. She was found naked by an uncle, while the attack prompts counseling for the family. The suspects, under 10, remain in state child welfare custody. An 11 year old faces long term institutional care due to violent behavior. Experts say the boy shows limited empathy and requires intensive therapy, with IQ between 64 and 74.
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Roderick Snead
Dallas Independent School District
Kilgore family highlight in Midland assisted living
In Midland Larry Kilgore and his father John, along with James Kilgore, live near each other and share routines at Saddleridge assisted living. Experts note rising parent child cases as Texans age, with facilities increasingly combining living spaces and nursing care.
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Larry Kilgore
John Kilgore
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James Kilgore
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Debbie Cross
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Probation for Women Who Left Children Alone in San Antonio
Jeraldine Martinez and her mother Carmen Huerta were each given 10 years probation after being convicted of three counts of child abandonment. Jurors had recommended four years, but Judge Susan Reed increased the sentences. Police found seven children alone in a filthy house after a 911 hangup.
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Carmen Huerta
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