New Mexico
Friday Night Football 2025 – Week 9
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Here is a look at scores and highlights from week 9 of Friday Night Football.
- Piedra Vista – 0
- Cleveland – 54
- Santa Fe – 0
- Los Lunas – 38
Game of the Week
- Rio Rancho – 28
- Volcano Vista – 27
- Organ Mountain – 8
- Centennial – 54
- Hobbs – 51
- Clovis – 29
- Silver – 21
- Albuquerque Academy – 17
Albuquerque Academy Joins the Show
- Artesia – 42
- Roswell – 28
- Highland – 8
- Belen – 21
- Gadsden – 28
- Lovington – 58
- Capital – 12
- Miyamura – 29
- Bloomfield – 60
- Bernalillo – 16
- Grants – 12
- Moriarty – 13
- St. Michael’s – 42
- West Las Vegas – 0
- Legacy Academy – 42
- Estancia – 14
Tawney Acosta Chaparro Law Defender of the Week
New Mexico
Thanksgiving evening forecast
Details affecting local, regional and national news events of the day are provided by the Eyewitness News 4 Team, as well as updates on weather and traffic.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – The weather is expected to be quiet Friday with mostly sunny skies and temperatures a little warmer than usual.
A backdoor cold front will bring low temperatures into the teens and 20s overnight Saturday.
Some slick and icy roads are expected from snow across the northern and west central high terrain from Sunday night into Monday morning.
Early next week, colder weather will bring high temperatures slightly below average in western and central New Mexico.
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Northern New Mexico Toy Drive set to get underway
Once Thanksgiving wraps up, it’s all Christmas and the Northern New Mexico Toy Drive is all-in.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Christmas is coming and kids are dreaming of all the gifts on their wish list but some families need help to make that happen.
The Northern New Mexico Toy Drive is back for another year. Santa Fe firefighter Rollin’ Tylerr Jones and his family have made this a yearly tradition since 2010. Recently, they’ve stepped up their efforts.
“The Northern New Mexico Toy Drive has been a nonprofit since 2021,” Jones said. “In 2020, when COVID hit, the Santa Fe Fire Department had a hard time with resources and so they approached my real estate brokerage, Exit Realty Advantage New Mexico in Los Alamos, and asked if we would help out.
“So, in 2020, we started running it. Then in 2021, we became the official Northern New Mexico Toy Drive.”
The toy drive has grown since then. They’re aiming to help 10,000 kids – up from 200 in the first years – all across New Mexico, not just northern New Mexico.
“We’re helping groups in the Four Corners, the Navajo Nation, all the way down. We’re helping foster kids in Albuquerque, Mora, Las Vegas,” Jones said.
Jones’ family helps out with sorting toys, going through the Christmas lists and more. You can learn more about the New Mexico Toy Drive in the video above and on their website.
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