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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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Texas Tech Leads 'Bad' Week 8 for Big 12 Unbeatens

Just days after Texas Tech coach Joey McGuire preached that he believed the Big 12 Conference deserves multiple bids in the upcoming 12-team College Football Playoff, the league tumbled back to reality. The No. 8 Red Raiders came apart at the seams for their first loss of the season at Cincinnati. Then, No. 2 BYU lost in overtime at UCF, also ending an undefeated streak. Then, No. 14 Houston had No. 10 Utah on the ropes before the Utes scored a fourth-quarter touchdown, then added another after recovering a fumble, to survive at home. For Texas Tech, McGuire’s comments seemed severe, but weren't a new indictment based on the Red Raiders’ play so far. One of these games was bound to end as it did. Outside of last week's blowout of Arizona State, Tech has not had a convincing, wire-to-wire win like much of last season included. "We played about as bad as we could play," said McGuire, who…

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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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Everyday Economics: The Fed can pause. Americans still won’t get much relief

The Fed has historically preferred to prepare markets before raising rates. Financial markets expect the Federal Reserve to leave interest rates unchanged this week. That remains my expectation. But the case for another increase is getting harder to dismiss. Regardless of the Fed’s decision next week, American households won’t get much relief. Prices are rising faster than wages, a frozen labor market makes finding a better-paying job harder, and borrowing costs remain stubbornly high. The recent stock market pullback adds pressure on households relying on investment gains to support their spending. The Fed has historically preferred to prepare markets before raising rates. Signaling helps borrowing costs adjust before the decision arrives and reduces unnecessary disruption. As Ben Bernanke explained, clearer communication makes rate decisions more predictable and allows the economy to…

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The Death Penalty Upholds the Value of Human Life

Giving murderers a pass isn’t compassion, it’s cruelty. The debate over the virtue of the death penalty has intensified after the failed execution of Christa Pike, a monster who tortured a woman to death and kept a piece of her…

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Who are the scariest Arizona Diamondbacks players in history?

PHOENIX — With Halloween around the corner, some of the Arizona Diamondbacks' scariest figures aren't in haunted houses, but on the diamond. So, who are the D-Backs' most frightening players? 2001 NL — LHP Randy Johnson, Arizona Diamondbacks © ROBERT HANASHIRO / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images The list would be incomplete without the man they call the Big Unit, aka Randy Johnson. The 6-foot-10 left-handed pitcher had an imposing presence on the mound before throwing a single pitch. His blazing fastball and devastating slider made him one of the most feared pitchers of his generation. In 2001, Johnson struck out 372 batters, the third-highest single-season total in major league history. Johnson helped lead Arizona to its first World Series championship in 2001, earning co-Most Valuable Player honors alongside Curt Schilling. Johnson wasn't the only pitcher who helped bring a…

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