Mary Lou Cooper
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Recent Fed Rate Hike Good for Savers, not Borrowers (opens the original)
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Earlier this month, in an attempt to get a grip on inflation, the Federal Reserve Board, America’s central bank, raised interest rates a quarter of a percent for the first time in three years. KSFR reporter Mary Lou Cooper reached out to University of New Mexico economist Professor Reilly White to find out the implications for consumers here in New Mexico and across the nation. Professor White is the chair of the Finance Department at UNM’s School of Business Leadership. Below are the highlights
Tips for seniors during Falls Prevention Week (opens the original)
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, falls are the leading cause of fatal and nonfatal injuries among older adults. Here in New Mexico Between 2020-2024, there was a staggering 51% spike in emergency room visits among older adults due to falls.KSFR turned to Helen Wakefield, Adult Falls Prevention Coordinator for the New Mexico Department of Health, for advice on how to prevent falls. Here are the highlights of that interview.Personal Health Steps to Lessen the Likelihood
Cryptocurrency ATM Scams Cheat Thousands of Americans (opens the original)
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According to the FBI, last year cryptocurrency ATM fraud robbed more than 10,000 Americans, many of them older adults, of almost 400 million dollars. This scam involves cryptocurrency ATMs located in gas stations, smoke shops and convenience stores across the U.S. KSFR reporter Mary Lou Cooper interviewed former IRS special agent Brian Watson about the scams. Watson currently works with the Arizona nonprofit R.O.S.E. to educate seniors about these swindles. He teaches White Collar Crime at the U
2026 Summer Heat Wave: Advice from University of New Mexico ER doc (opens the original)
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When it gets this hot, all the famous songs of summer come to mind .From Motown, we hear Heat Wave. From the Lovin’ Spoonful, we enjoy Summer in the City and from Gershwin, we sing along to Summertime. The songs glorify a season when living is easy and human fireworks are burning.But summer in New Mexico tells a different story.According to the New Mexico Department of Health, since April 1, about 770 people have gone to New Mexico health facilities for heat-related emergencies.KSFR turned to th
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