Longtime whispers about institutional failures in the Boy Scouts became banner headlines in 1991. Following a two-year investigation, the Washington Times published “Scouts' Honor,” a multi-part report based on internal and staff records from the Boy Scouts, court...
Report: Kids’ car seats sold despite testing that showed dangers in side-impact collisions
Booster seats and car seats are important aspects of life for parents and their children, and child seats should always be manufactured so they are safe for kids. With that in mind, parents in New Mexico should be aware of recent developments involving Evenflo, which...
New technology could help with the problem of truck driver fatigue
Hard-working commercial truck drivers put in long hours as they travel the highways and byways in New Mexico and throughout the nation. Sometimes, the dedication of approximately 3.5 million truckers gets in the way of simple common sense. Far too often, truckers...
Experts note correlation between SUV purchases and pedestrian fatalities
Motor vehicles have gone through many eras. Small compact cars were once all the rage, particularly when fears of oil shortages increased gas prices nationwide. The rise of electric cars gave drivers a cleaner-energy alternative. Self-driving vehicles, while still a...
