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Eight homes damaged Saturday by tornado in central Santa Fe

As residents of Camino Chueco and Rancho Siringo Road start to clean up on Sunday, Oct. 25, 2026, Linda Duran embraces her long-time neighbor Medardo Roybal, right, who lost his roof after a tornado touched down in central Santa Fe on Saturday night, damaging at least eight homes and downing trees and fences throughout the Midtown area. Despite the damage, no injuries were reported. An uprooted tree on Rancho Siringo Road traps a pair of RVs after a tornado touched down in central Santa Fe on Saturday night damaging at least eight homes. Despite the damage, no injuries were reported. Gary Delgado stood in his backyard Sunday morning, amid piles of displaced patio furniture, a toppled fountain and slack power lines. Cinderblocks were still falling from his bowed backyard fence. Pink puffs of insulation — the insides of somebody else’s wall — hung from a backyard tree. Delgado had watched…

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Keyone Jenkins throws TD pass in double OT and UCF knocks off No. 2 BYU 39-31

Needing a touchdown and a 2-point conversion to force a third OT, the Cougars (6-1, 3-1 Big 12) drove to the UCF 4-yard line, but Bear Bachmeier’s fourth-down pass to Walker Lyons fell incomplete, giving the Knights (4-3, 2-2) their first win over a top-5 team in school history. “We set a standard,” Jenkins said. “That standard has got to be upheld week in and week out. We just beat the No. 2 team in the country.” A week after knocking off then-No. 2 Notre Dame and moving into its highest spot in the AP Top 25 since its national title season of 1984, BYU became the latest unbeaten team to fall in a wild stretch of the college football season. A school ranked in the top 2 has lost to an unranked foe in each of the past three weeks. UCF was driving toward a potential game-winning field goal in regulation when Jenkins lost the ball on a play that was ruled a sack on the field. But after a…

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Arkansas Rallies Past Gonzaga in Exhibition

Get above the noise Log in to follow your topics, join the conversation, and publish a journal of your own. Arkansas defeated Gonzaga 76-72 in an exhibition game at Bud Walton Arena. Arkansas rallied from a 10-point first-half…

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US designates helium as a critical material, citing its importance for semiconductors

By JENNIFER McDERMOTT and ALEXA ST. JOHN The U.S. designated helium as a critical material on Friday because it’s indispensable for making semiconductors that are essential to energy generation, and the global supply is at risk of disruption, according to the Energy Department. The designation by the Energy Department means that more federal financing will be available for helium producers and that the government will monitor it more closely. Helium is primarily produced as a byproduct of natural gas processing. The United States is the world’s largest producer of natural gas and of helium. Qatar and Russia are the other top helium producers. Exports of Qatar’s helium supply have been severely curtailed by Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz as a result of its war with Israel and the U.S. Iranian strikes on Qatar’s infrastructure have also impacted supply. Russia imposed temporary…

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Data center developers are eyeing New Mexico. Will they be welcomed?

While the data center boom has generated uproar in communities and become a central issue in elections, New Mexico continues to see an influx of some of the largest data center projects in the world. Data centers like Project Jupiter in Doña Ana County, where Oracle Corp. and OpenAI are building a hyperscale facility, are encountering concerns from residents who don't want to live near noisy warehouses where racks of servers store, process and transmit digital data. The administration awarded both Meta's Los Lunas data center and Project Jupiter gross receipts tax breaks through an agreement with the New Mexico Economic Development Department. Project Jupiter is also getting support from the state's Job-Training Incentive Program. State Economic Development Secretary Rob Black said in a statement that "New Mexico has a lot to offer companies in emerging tech industries, including…

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