Cristiana Ramos

Tucson

Morning News Anchor and MMJ at KVOA-TV (Tucson, AZ)

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APD reaches deal to end settlement agreement with DOJ on police reform

1 week ago | koat.com | Cristiana Ramos

It's been more than a decade since the U.S. Department of Justice sued the Albuquerque Police Department after nearly two dozen officer-involved shootings and cases of excessive use of force. Albuquerque police have been under the settlement agreement since 2014, but now, Chief Harold Medina tells KOAT they're finally in the process of ending it.
Government layoffs may impact wildfire preparedness in New Mexico

1 week ago | koat.com | Cristiana Ramos

With forecasts showing New Mexico at an abnormally high risk of wildfires in April and over a month after mass government layoffs, some wildfire and forest experts are concerned."No, I don't think we're ready for peak season," former firefighter Riva Duncan said.
Cristiana KOAT 7 Weather Forecast for March 23 2025

1 month ago | koat.com | Cristiana Ramos

Cristiana KOAT 7 Weather Forecast for March 23 2025Above average temperatures throughout the state with strong winds and rain coming later in the weekIT IS 624 NOW I'M FORECASTER CRISTIANA RAMOS. HERE IS WHAT WE ARE TRACKING FOR YOU AS WE HEAD INTO TODAY. AND THE NEW WORKWEEK. SPOTTY SPRINKLES IN SOUTHEAST REGIONS OF THE STATE.
ICE arrests 48 immigrants lacking permanent legal status in New Mexico

1 month ago | koat.com | Cristiana Ramos

At a press conference held at the state Capitol on Monday, a group of immigrants' rights advocates announced the submission of a formal complaint with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security challenging the "disappearance" of 48 New Mexico residents.
Cristiana KOAT 7 Weather Forecast for March 8 2025

1 month ago | koat.com | Cristiana Ramos

YEAH. HERE IS WEATHER FORECASTER CRISTIANA RAMOS. WE'RE STILL SEEING SOME LOW CLOUDS UP ON THE MOUNTAINS THERE. PROBABLY STILL SOME LINGERING SNOW SHOWERS HERE THOUGH IN THE CITY. WE'RE NOT SEEING MUCH. IT'S PRETTY DRY OUT THERE. BUT LOOK AT SANTA FE. LOOKS LIKE THINGS HAVE CALMED DOWN. I'M LOOKING AT THE CAMERA, BUT WE ARE SEEING SOME PEOPLE OUT THERE PROBABLY JUST GETTING THE ROADS AND SIDEWALKS CLEAR, BUT IT LOOKS LIKE MAYBE A LITTLE BIT OF SOME SNOW.
How the film industry continues to grow in New Mexico

1 month ago | koat.com | Cristiana Ramos

Landscapes in New Mexico are certainly not camera shy.
Windy Weather Across the state with rain and snow up North

1 month ago | koat.com | Cristiana Ramos

NEW MEXICO TRACKING A FEW THINGS FOR YOU. HERE ARE OUR HEADLINES FOR WHETHER RAIN AND SNOW IN NORTHERN NEW MEXICO. IT'S HAPPENING RIGHT NOW. STRONG WINDS AND ELEVATED FIRE RISK THROUGHOUT MUCH OF NEW MEXICO. COOLER TEMPS AND MORE STORMS LATER ON THIS WEEK. SO IT'S GOING TO BE A MUCH COOLER WEEK OUT THERE THAN IT WAS LAST WEEK. WE ARE MONITORING A TROUGH OF LOW PRESSURE THAT'S PUSHING THROUGH EASTERN PORTIONS OF THE STATE RIGHT NOW.
U.S. Secretary of Energy visits New Mexico outlining plans

1 month ago | koat.com | Cristiana Ramos

The U.S. Secretary of Energy is the first of President Donald Trump's appointees to visit the land of enchantment. Chris Wright outlined his plans to "unleash the golden era of American energy dominance" during a visit to Los Alamos and Sandia labs this week."We need to grow our electricity production from sources all over the map.
High School students stopped and questioned by border patrol

1 month ago | krdo.com | Cristiana Ramos

By Cristiana RamosClick here for updates on this story LAS CRUCES, New Mexico (KOAT) — What U.S Customs and Border Protection describes as a “routine immigration inspection” quickly sparked outrage in the Las Cruces community last week. “New Mexico is a bilingual state by law, and simply because the driver did not speak English, that gives an agent the right to check the documentation of every student headed to a swim meet?” Rep. Gabe Vasquez asked in a press conference on Monday.
Las Cruces students stopped and questioned by border patrol

1 month ago | koat.com | Cristiana Ramos

What U.S Customs and Border Protection describes as a "routine immigration inspection" quickly sparked outrage in the Las Cruces community last week. "New Mexico is a bilingual state by law, and simply because the driver did not speak English, that gives an agent the right to check the documentation of every student headed to a swim meet?" Rep. Gabe Vasquez asked in a press conference on Monday.