Allison Keys
- Communications Specialist, New Mexico Department of Health
Albuquerque
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Exploring Acylcarnitine Metabolism Using Reverse Metabolomics Click to copy article link Article link copied!
Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Acylcarnitines (ACs) are critical metabolites to humans, primarily responsible for the transportation of fatty acids across mitochondrial membranes in β-oxidation. (1) These compounds are routinely analyzed in blood samples of newborns to screen for genetic fatty acid metabolism disorders, but their levels are typically not tracked beyond early life.
The energetic landscape of CH-π interactions in protein-carbohydrate binding
The energetic landscape of CH–π interactions in protein–carbohydrate binding† CH–π interactions between carbohydrates and aromatic amino acids play an essential role in biological systems that span all domains of life. Quantifying the strength and importance of these CH–π interactions is challenging because these interactions involve several atoms and can exist in many distinct orientations.
WATCH: woman arrested after allegedly throwing baby in dumpster
by: Scott Brown, Allison Keys, Nexstar Media Wire Posted: Jan 28, 2022 / 12:40 PM EST / Updated: Jan 28, 2022 / 12:40 PM EST Warning: Some might find the video above disturbing HOBBS, N.M. (KRQE/KAMC) – An 18-year-old New Mexico woman faces attempted murder charges after she was allegedly captured on video leaving her newborn infant in a dumpster.
Central New Mexico bakery holding community business pop-up Original
WATCH: Full interview with Delectable Baking Co. owners Xandria & Dominic Molinari by: Allison Keys, Scott Brown Posted: Jan 27, 2022 / 10:44 AM MST Updated: Jan 27, 2022 / 10:44 AM MST ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Delectable Baking Co. is inviting everyone to come out and enjoy a curated family-friendly event that’s aimed at bringing the community together. A free event, A Lovely Little Pop-Up Shop will feature local food trucks, drinks, local artisans, bakeries, and more.
Isotopes now hiring positions for 2022 season
WATCH: Full interview with Isotopes Vice President and General Manager John Traub by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 27, 2022 / 08:36 AM MST Updated: Jan 27, 2022 / 08:36 AM MST ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Albuquerque Isotopes, along with Spectra Hospitality, are currently accepting applications for dozens of jobs that are available for the upcoming season. They will be hosting a virtual job fair to fill some of the roles.
Vehicle inspection leads to large drug seizure at Gallup Port of Entry
by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 27, 2022 / 07:40 AM MST Updated: Jan 27, 2022 / 07:40 AM MST GALLUP, N.M. (KRQE) – Two men were arrested last week after New Mexico State Police discovered a large amount of drugs while searching a commercial motor vehicle at the Gallup Port of Entry. NMSP reports that on Jan. 21, 2022, around 7:57 a.m. a State Police officer conducted a safety inspection on a 2012 Volvo commercial motor vehicle.
BCSO: Southeast Albuquerque crash involves multiple vehicles, dump truck
by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 27, 2022 / 09:17 AM MST Updated: Jan 27, 2022 / 09:19 AM MST ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office is warning commuters of “significant delays” in southeast Albuquerque following a crash involving a dump truck on Thursday morning. BCSO reports in a tweet that seven to eight vehicles and a dump truck are involved in a crash in the area of Rio Bravo Blvd. and Broadway Blvd. Authorities state that all of northbound Broadway Blvd.
KRQE Newsfeed: COVID-19 update, Second chance bill, Another round, Remote learning, Hiker rescued
by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 27, 2022 / 06:31 AM MST Updated: Jan 27, 2022 / 07:10 AM MST Thursday’s Top Stories Pretrial detention proposal faces intense scrutiny New Mexico teachers speak to state legislators about raising salaries Proposal to limit governor’s emergency powers stalls US response on Ukraine offers little optimism, Russia says Justice Breyer to retire, giving Biden first court pick NM governor becomes kindergarten teacher for the day City of Santa Fe to replace benches on the...
12 local tech companies awarded over $3M for job training
12 tech companies awarded over $3M for job training by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 26, 2022 / 12:56 PM MST Updated: Jan 26, 2022 / 01:31 PM MST NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The state has awarded a dozen tech companies $3.48 million for job training. The state Economic Development Department reports that its Job Training Incentive Program Board has approved the funds supporting 183 trainees and two interns.
New Mexico teachers speak to state legislators about raising salaries
by: Allison Keys, Stephanie Chavez Posted: Jan 26, 2022 / 12:33 PM MST Updated: Jan 26, 2022 / 01:48 PM MST SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – Bills that would increase pay for educators and improve the retirement funds have passed their first committee, the Senate Education Committee. Senate Bill 1 would increase minimum salaries for teachers on the three-tier licensure system by $10,000. Senate Bill 36 would improve the teacher retirement fund.
Winter weather returns to New Mexico
by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 26, 2022 / 12:23 PM MST Updated: Jan 26, 2022 / 12:23 PM MST NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Winter has returned to the state. The East Mountains picked up several inches overnight and East Mountain Schools were delayed for a couple of hours. Some buses did get stuck on their early morning run there. Schools and government entities around the state were delayed or canceled by the weather.
Comedy night every Wednesday at Uptown Funk
WATCH: Full interview with Jamar Hall, comedy producer at Uptown Funk by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 26, 2022 / 11:01 AM MST Updated: Jan 26, 2022 / 11:01 AM MST ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Looking for some laughter? Revel Entertainment Center’s Uptown Funk hosts comedy night every Wednesday. Doors open to the shows at 6:30 p.m. with the shows starting at 7 p.m. with some shows having cover charges while others are free. Comedians that perform include local talent and people in the southwest area.
KRQE Newsfeed: Messy morning, Wanting to expand, Water woes, Highway projects, Van Gogh exhibit
by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 26, 2022 / 06:34 AM MST / Updated: Jan 26, 2022 / 08:38 AM MST Wednesday’s Top Stories Bernalillo Co. Commission approves funding for ransomware recovery Russia threatens retaliation if Ukraine demands not met 18-year-old charged with murder of massage parlor employee Bernalillo Co. to distribute free at-home COVID tests Smith’s workers threaten to strike if no deal is reached Wednesday’s Five Facts [1] Tracking Wednesday morning snow and messy roads Heavy snow...
PHOTOS: Northern New Mexico sees difficult driving conditions
by: Allison Keys, Madison Conner Posted: Jan 26, 2022 / 07:09 AM MST / Updated: Jan 26, 2022 / 08:15 AM MST NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The New Mexico Department of Transportation reports difficult driving conditions in much of Northern New Mexico on Wednesday morning due to snow-packed and icy roads. NMROADS states that intermittent and heavy snow may cause limited visibility.
Individual taken to hospital with ‘significant’ gunshot injury
Northern New Mexico sees difficult driving conditions NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The New Mexico Department of Transportation reports difficult driving conditions in much of Northern New Mexico on Wednesday morning due to snow-packed and icy roads. NMROADS states that intermittent and heavy snow may cause limited visibility. Difficult driving conditions are reported on I-40 from the East Mountains all the way to Tucumcari while I-25 from Santa Fe to Las Vegas is seeing similar conditions.
Albuquerque ranked Best Place to Live, Work as Moviemaker for 4th year in a row
Santa Fe ranks #3 in Small Cities & Towns category by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 25, 2022 / 02:00 PM MST Updated: Feb 9, 2022 / 10:51 AM MST ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – MovieMaker Magazine for the fourth year in a row has named Albuquerque the Best Place to Live and Work as a Moviemaker in North America. Albuquerque took the top spot in the Big Cities category while Santa Fe was ranked number three in the Small Cities & Towns category.
Immersive Van Gogh experience coming to Albuquerque
Health alert issued for Albuquerque due to blowing dust ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Albuquerque-Bernalillo County Air Quality Program has issued a health alert due to blowing dust that will be in effect from Tuesday, January 25 at 8 p.m. through Wednesday, January 26 at 5 a.m. Individuals with respiratory conditions in the City of Albuquerque as well as Bernalillo County are urged to limit outdoor activity during this time. For more information, visit the city’s air quality trends webpage.
Survey shows New Mexico needs about $5B to fix roads
by: Allison Keys, Ariana Kraft Posted: Jan 25, 2022 / 12:27 PM MST / Updated: Jan 25, 2022 / 12:40 PM MST ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – New Mexico would need about $5 billion to fix roads in critical need of improvement according to the latest study by A National Transportation Research Nonprofit (TRIP). Every year the nonprofit looks at road and bridge conditions, congestion, and traffic fatalities and calculates the cost to drivers.
Open casting call announced for Universal Pictures movie filmed in Los Alamos
by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 25, 2022 / 11:34 AM MST / Updated: Jan 25, 2022 / 11:49 AM MST LOS ALAMOS, N.M. (KRQE) – Northern New Mexico locals have the opportunity to take part in an open casting call for an upcoming Universal Pictures film. While the title of the project has not been released, the Los Alamos County Economic Development Department reports that the production will be filming in Los Alamos in the spring and will require actors to portray styles from the 1920s to the 1940s.
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Open casting call announced for Universal Pictures movie filmed in Los Alamos LOS ALAMOS, N.M. (KRQE) – Northern New Mexico locals have the opportunity to take part in an open casting call for an upcoming Universal Pictures film. While the title of the project has not been released, the Los Alamos County Economic Development Department reports that the production will be filming in Los Alamos in the spring and will require actors to portray styles from the 1920s to the 1940s.
Steven Lovato who shot driver during 2019 road rage incident sentenced to jail time
by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 25, 2022 / 12:12 PM MST / Updated: Jan 25, 2022 / 12:12 PM MST ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A man who shot another driver on I-25 during a road rage incident was sentenced to jail time. On Valentine’s Day 2019, Oniesha Herrera was weaving in and out of traffic on I-25 near the Martin Luther King exit with her boyfriend, Steven Lovato, in the passenger seat. The pair cut the victim off who then flipped off the couple.
Bob Dylan makes stop in Albuquerque during tour Original
Pfizer, BioNTech to start trials for omicron vaccine SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) – Pfizer and its partner BioNTech are starting clinical trials for an omicron variant-specific COVID-19 vaccine for adults ages 18-55, the companies announced Tuesday. The study will include three cohorts, the companies said, the first having 615 participants, the second with 600 participants, and the third with 205 participants. Some of them have also participated in the companies’ Phase 3 COVID-19 booster study, they said.
KRQE Newsfeed: Cutting crime debate, Federal help, Incoming storm, Tax refund, Bob Dylan tour
Treasury Dept. warns of potential refund delays again this tax season NEW YORK, NY (CBS Newspath) Americans could start filing taxes Monday, but some people may be waiting for their refund. Around 30 million taxpayers had their refunds delayed last year because of pandemic-related issues, and the IRS is still playing catch up. The Treasury Department is warning of more delays again this year.
1 hospitalized after southwest Albuquerque shooting
APS makes changes to COVID safety rules ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Albuquerque Public Schools is amending some of its COVID safety rules which would allow limited spectators at indoor sporting and other events. Last week, APS put all schools in enhanced COVID-safe practices because many schools were reaching the 5% infection threshold. The biggest change was prohibiting spectators -- leaving athletes to play in empty gyms.
Information sought after suspect seen with stolen vehicle in northwest Albuquerque
‘Antiques Roadshow’ comes to Santa Fe summer 2022 SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – PBS's "Antiques Roadshow" is visiting New Mexico this summer, stopping in Santa Fe. The show will be at Santa Fe's Museum Hill on Tuesday, June 14, 2022, for an all-day appraisal event as part of its 27th production tour.
'Antiques Roadshow' comes to Santa Fe summer 2022
by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 24, 2022 / 01:01 PM MST / Updated: Jan 24, 2022 / 01:01 PM MST SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – PBS’s “Antiques Roadshow” is visiting New Mexico this summer, stopping in Santa Fe. The show will be at Santa Fe’s Museum Hill on Tuesday, June 14, 2022, for an all-day appraisal event as part of its 27th production tour.
Gov. Lujan Grisham signs up to become volunteer substitute teacher
by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 24, 2022 / 11:45 AM MST / Updated: Jan 24, 2022 / 12:33 PM MST NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Following the launch of a statewide initiative encouraging state workers and National Guard members to volunteer to become licensed pre-k teachers to support schools facing staffing shortages, the governor announced she too will take part in the effort.
Woman accused of drunk driving crash that injured child to appear in court
Military medical team assisting UNM Hospital amid COVID surge ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A team of military medical doctors and nurses are now helping care for COVID patients at UNM Hospital. The 20-person team which includes pulmonary, respiratory, and critical care specialists began working in UNMH's emergency room and intensive care units on Monday. The hospital is currently operating at 150% capacity and has been under crisis standards of care since November.
CYFD makes budget request of more than $41M to state legislature
by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 24, 2022 / 12:09 PM MST / Updated: Jan 24, 2022 / 12:09 PM MST SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – The New Mexico Children, Youth and Families Department is presenting its budget request to the state legislature on Monday, Jan. 24 which includes an increase of more than $41 million. That amounts to 19% more of what the department currently gets from the state.
BCSO: Victim found with multiple gunshot wounds
4 killed, 1 hurt in ‘ambush’ shooting at house party near LA INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) — Four people were killed and one was wounded when multiple shooters opened fire at a house party near Los Angeles early Sunday, authorities said. Police responded around 1:30 a.m. to reports of shots fired at a home in the city of Inglewood, Mayor James Butts told reporters.
Author on unique cultural journey stops in Albuquerque
by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 24, 2022 / 07:16 AM MST / Updated: Jan 24, 2022 / 07:16 AM MST ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – An author traveling across America stopped in Albuquerque on Sunday, Jan. 23. Daniel Seddiqui is visiting 65 major cities through all 50 states in the US. At each stop, Seddiqui is creating a moment that best symbolizes the culture of the city he’s in. On Sunday, he sculpted and painted a piece of balloon-shaped pottery with a Pueblo artist.
Presbyterian requests feedback to shape health plans
Roundhouse Roundup: Child Protection Funds, Cannabis Division Workers, and Bail Reform SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – The second week of New Mexico's 2022 regular legislative session starts today. Monday January 24, lots of state departments and boards will be presenting their budget requests before legislators, hoping to get funding to support their work. We already heard some groups present last week.
McKinley County Sheriff’s Office confirms missing person found deceased
by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 24, 2022 / 06:00 AM MST / Updated: Jan 24, 2022 / 06:13 AM MST NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The search for a missing person in Bluewater has ended as the McKinley County Sheriff’s Office has confirmed that the individual was discovered deceased. The sheriff’s office reports that on Saturday, Jan. 22, deputies responded to Highway 612 in Bluewater regarding a vehicle that was parked out in a field under unusual circumstances.
Senate Bill 140 proposes free college for New Mexicans
by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 21, 2022 / 01:58 PM MST / Updated: Jan 21, 2022 / 01:59 PM MST (AdobeStock) SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – In a plan to expand the New Mexico Opportunity Scholarship, the governor has introduced legislation that would deliver tuition-free higher education to every New Mexican.
New Mexico Restaurant Association asks legislature to help rebuild workforce, tourism
APS superintendent to be featured on CNN ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Albuquerque Public Schools superintendent will be talking about the ransomware attack on the district on CNN Friday evening. Scott Elder is scheduled to appear on Outfront with Erin Burnett. The hack compromised the student information system which includes attendance, grades, and personal and family information. The attack forced the district to close for two days.
In search of rare items, ‘American Pickers’ returns to Albuquerque
by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 21, 2022 / 12:26 PM MST / Updated: Jan 21, 2022 / 12:40 PM MST ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The hit History Channel television show “American Pickers” is returning to the Albuquerque area this March. The show features a team that scours the county in search of hidden gems in junkyards, basements, and garages. In an Instagram post, the Albuquerque Film Office states that the show is currently looking for large, rare collections that the show has never seen before.
Man receives plea deal for 6th DWI
by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 21, 2022 / 12:08 PM MST / Updated: Jan 21, 2022 / 12:39 PM MST Anthony Ruiz ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A man arrested for his ninth DWI in 2021 pled guilty but only to his sixth DWI on Friday, Jan. 21. He won’t be facing the penalities mandated for a ninth conviction. “The terms are that you are going to be pleading guilty to driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drugs, a sixth offense,” said Judge Britt Baca-Miller.
Human Services Department to launch new online portal this fall Original
by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 21, 2022 / 10:56 AM MST / Updated: Jan 21, 2022 / 12:18 PM MST NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – This fall, the State Human Services Department will launch a new online portal that is intended to direct New Mexicans to all types of health and human services.
Local snack bar company Taos Bakes discusses launch of granola line
Human Services Department to launch new online portal this fall NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – This fall, the State Human Services Department will launch a new online portal that is intended to direct New Mexicans to all types of health and human services.
R4Creating offers tips to get students interested in STEM learning
WATCH: Full interview with R4Creating Executive Director Shelly Gruenig by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 21, 2022 / 07:45 AM MST / Updated: Jan 21, 2022 / 07:46 AM MST ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – R4Creating helps get local youth involved with STEM learning. Executive Director of R4Creating Dr. Shelly Gruenig provides some tips on how to lead kids into science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Kids Count report finds New Mexico families hit hard by income losses due to pandemic
by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 19, 2022 / 01:59 PM MST / Updated: Jan 19, 2022 / 01:59 PM MST NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – A newly released report found that families of color, Hispanic families in particular, have been hit hardest by income losses caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. That was one of the many findings highlighted in the 2021 New Mexico KIDS COUNT Data Book which was released on Wednesday, Jan. 19 in a virtual press conference during the legislative session.
Sentencing held for John Wernly, former school teacher in child porn case
Yelp names ‘Top 100’ restaurants in the US (NEXSTAR) – Cancel your dinner plans*, because Yelp has just released its list of the “Top 100” restaurants in the country. The ninth annual list, released Wednesday, seeks to highlight some of Yelp’s highest-rated eateries, based on suggestions provided by Yelp users from coast to coast. This year, restaurants from 35 different states and Washington, D.C. made the cut, with cuisines ranging from Afghan to Vietnamese and everything in between.
Hotline to report racism in schools now live as part of Black Education Act
by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 19, 2022 / 11:29 AM MST / Updated: Jan 19, 2022 / 12:46 PM MST NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The New Mexico Public Education Department has announced that there is now a hotline open for students and community members to now report school-based incidents of racial bias.
Albuquerque dentist William Gardner takes plea deal in fraud case
Snow and rain showers possible today through Thursday morning NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – A cold front will move into the state today, bringing breezy winds to eastern New Mexico, and keeping temperatures cooler. The coldest air will arrive in northeast NM, where temperatures will be around 20 to 30 degrees cooler than yesterday. The rest of the state will cool around 5 to 15 degrees, awaiting the bigger cooldown Thursday.
Gov. Lujan Grisham to announce statewide program supporting school staffing
by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 19, 2022 / 12:30 PM MST / Updated: Jan 19, 2022 / 12:30 PM MST SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham is expected to announce a statewide initiative on Wednesday, Jan. 19 that will provide support for schools by encouraging state workers and National Guard members to volunteer to become licensed pre-K teachers or childcare workers in an effort to keep doors open for in-person learning and child care.
Up to the challenge? Local nonprofit hosts Short Story Contest
WATCH: Full interview with Ethos Literacy Board President Margaret Barker by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 19, 2022 / 09:03 AM MST / Updated: Jan 19, 2022 / 09:03 AM MST ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – An award-winning nonprofit, Ethos Literacy provides free tutoring to adults in reading, writing, and the English language. They are now hosting their 3rd Annual Short Story Contest to support literacy programs in Albuquerque. The challenge?
NMSP: No officers injured after shooting involving Gallup Police
Pfizer chief Albert Bourla wins $1 million Genesis Prize JERUSALEM (AP) — Albert Bourla, chairman and chief executive of global pharmaceutical giant Pfizer Inc., was awarded on Wednesday the prestigious Genesis Prize for his efforts in leading the development of a COVID-19 vaccine. The $1 million award is granted each year to a person for their professional achievements, contributions to humanity and commitment to Jewish values.
Suspect in November 2021 homicide arrested
by: Alyssa Bitsie, Allison Keys Posted: Jan 19, 2022 / 05:52 AM MST / Updated: Jan 19, 2022 / 05:53 AM MST ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Albuquerque homicide detectives arrested a suspect on Tuesday in connection to a murder last year. The Albuquerque Police Department reports that 38-year-old Juan Pacheco III was arrested and charged with the November 13 murder of 19-year-old Joseph Morales. Pacheco is accused of fatally shooting Morales in the area of Dallas St. and Copper.
Belen Municipal Airport receives federal funding under infrastructure law
by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 18, 2022 / 12:43 PM MST / Updated: Jan 18, 2022 / 12:43 PM MST BELEN, N.M. (KRQE) – New Mexico is going to benefit from the federal infrastructure package passed by Congress. Senator Martin Heinrich was in Belen on Tuesday to talk about where some of that money is going. Heinrich chose to visit the Belen Municipal Airport that’s receiving $159,000 from the bill this year and similar amounts in the coming years.
APS schools to implement enhanced COVID-Safe Practices
by: Allison Keys Posted: Jan 18, 2022 / 12:15 PM MST / Updated: Jan 18, 2022 / 03:06 PM MST ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Starting on Wednesday, Jan. 19, all Albuquerque Public Schools will implement enhanced COVID-safe measures. Practices include requiring properly fitted masks both indoors and outdoors. They also prohibit large gatherings including assemblies and spectators will no longer be allowed at APS sporting events from Jan. 19 to Feb. 2.
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