Monday's Top Stories Officials look for suspect after shot fired near UNMH Fees waived on Black Friday at New Mexico state parks UNM Men’s Basketball beats Texas Southern on Sunday, 99-68 Thanksgving 2024: Which Albuquerque, Santa Fe operations are impacted? Fernando Lovo named as UNM athletic director How TSA plans to handle ‘busiest Thanksgiving ever’ Monday's Five Facts [1] AFR stays vigilant against outside fires, updating public with fire totals - AFR says they responded to at least 87 outside fires over the weekend. Since October 30, the department says their Brush Three truck has responded to around 600 calls for smaller fires. They say it mostly responds to calls in the east Central Corridor and northeast heights. The department is urging the public to all 9-1-1 if they see any fires. AFR is asking residents to provide the location of the fire, what is burning if possible and if any structures are being threatened. [2] Free Thanksgiving meal giveaways in Albuquerque - La Mesa Presbyterian Church is hosting their 29th annual Feast of Hope, which serves around 1,200 meals each Thanksgiving. The church will serve its meals on Thursday, with some meals being delivered to people around the community. For more information about where groceries and meals are given away, click here. [3] Wintry to the north but mild & dry weather elsewhere - With some passing clouds with only some snow flurries in the Northwestern Mountains with perhaps some sprinkles farther to south, temperatures will still be above normal, but they will be lower than yesterday. Temperatures will briefly rebound for the southern three-fourths of the region tomorrow. [4] Gun violence prevention organization gives $10,000 to NM group - Every Town for Gun Safety, a gun violence prevention organization, is giving $10,000 to the Coalition to Stop Violence against Native Women. That group is a domestic violence prevention organization in Albuquerque. The coalition says the money will be critical in addressing the overlap in gun violence and domestic violence. [5] Lobos linemen purchase turkeys for families in need with NIL funds - Several UNM football players spent their Sunday donating their time and NIL funds to buy turkeys and fixings for those in need. Last week, the Lobos posted on social media to say they were going to host a turkey drive. Thousands reacted to the post and over 100 people pre-registered. In preparation for the crowds, the players purchased over 300 turkeys. Each person who drove up to the stadium received a turkey, cans of corn, potatoes, and other veggies.