Kalyn Norwood
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Albuquerque, NM, United States
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Transportation Secretary Buttigieg speaks on train derailments
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg expressed his concerns about the company's safety measures during a one-on-one interview with Hearst Television White House Correspondent Kalyn Norwood. → Read More
Pete Buttigieg discusses close calls at airports and what's to blame
There are growing safety concerns about air travel after a number of close calls on airport runways. → Read More
Get the Facts: The debt ceiling
Lawmakers soon have to decide whether to raise the debt limit. But what could happen if they don't? → Read More
Hearst Television's White House correspondent asks what went wrong with September rail deal
Some representatives placed blame on the Biden Administration for the potential rail strike after a September deal fell apart. Here's what the White House had to say. → Read More
Los Alamos County named healthiest in the U.S. for 2022
The annual ranking came from the U.S. News and World Report. It looked at several factors, like the population health, education, and housing. → Read More
Albuquerque Sunport uses infrastructure bill funding
The Sunport is getting $7 million as it sees an uptick in summer travel. The FAA made the announcement on Thursday. → Read More
Gov. Lujan Grisham talks with Pres. Biden, protesters hit ABQ streets as abortion battle continues
The battle over abortion rights continues, and Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham spoke with President Biden about protecting access in New Mexico. Also, hundreds rallied at Robinson Park in downtown Albuquerque on Friday. → Read More
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson sworn in with historic ceremony
Jackson is the first Black woman to ever hold that title in the Supreme Court’s more than 230-year history. It’s something Dr. Harold Bailey, the president of Albuquerque NAACP, sees as progress having marched for civil rights in the late 60s. → Read More
66 Fire that burned two homes in Carnuel now 40% contained
Crews expect containment to increase quickly thanks to the rain, but right now the biggest concerns are the wind and lightning. → Read More
ABQ businesses feel impact of inflation, brace for largest interest rate hike in 28 years
On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve announced the largest interest rate hike since 1994 at three-quarters of a percentage point. UNM economist Reilly White said it’s supposed to help over time. → Read More
Head of FEMA to join President Biden in his visit to New Mexico Saturday
During his visit, the president is expected to get updates on the situation of major fires such as the Calf Canyon Hermits Peak Fire. We talked to a FEMA representative about what the visit will entail. → Read More
What's ahead in the race for New Mexico's next governor?
Brian Sanderoff, KOAT political expert, said this time around Republicans believe they have a better shot and that means a lot more ads. → Read More
Veterans return to ABQ after visiting memorials in DC
This was part of an Honor Flight trip to see our nation's memorials. A crowd of family and friends welcomed 25 war veterans back home. → Read More
Ways to save despite high gas prices Memorial Day weekend
According to AAA New Mexico, 2.8 million people in the Mountain Region are expected to drive this weekend, but before you get too excited know your Memorial Day trip could get costly. → Read More
Where do New Mexico representatives in Congress stand on gun safety legislation?
Rep. Teresa Leger Fernandez and Rep. Melanie Stansbury shared their frustrations with KOAT’s Kalyn Norwood after the deadly school shooting in Uvalde, and what they're pushing for in Congress. → Read More
APS, RRPS send letter to parents after deadly Texas shooting
New Mexico school districts sent a letter to parents Wednesday addressing any concerns of school safety and available resources after a deadly shooting at a Texas elementary school. → Read More
More relief payments coming to New Mexicans this summer to combat high inflation, gas prices
The state is dropping hundreds of dollars into your bank account, if you filed taxes, and more money is on the way. This is to combat inflation and high gas prices. → Read More
ZOZOBRA: 2022 ZozoRita glass and artwork revealed
At an event on Thursday, organizers revealed the official 2022 ZozoRita glass and the artwork that could be featured on T-shirts and posters. → Read More
3 NM national forests to close Thursday due to extreme fire danger
Carson, Santa Fe, and Cibola National Forests will close off access to the public, and these closures could impact businesses and state tourism. → Read More
Celebrate New Mexico: Carlsbad Caverns National Park
KOAT's Kalyn Norwood took a trip to southeastern New Mexico and visited Carlsbad Caverns National Park. She shares the history and why it attracts about half a million visitors a year. → Read More