What started as a dream wedding day for William and Daynnely Carrillo ended in a viral moment that they, and their photographer, will ever forget. The couple was exchanging vows in Portales, New ...

It might sound like the regular trappings of detective work. Officials look at photos and social media reports, survey the scene, look for evidence of damage and piece together what happened. Except ...

New Mexico sees around eight or nine tornadoes per year, Overpeck said. Typically, the tornados are short-lived and occur in ...

A dramatic scene unfolded in New Mexico Thursday as a severe thunderstorm triggered a large landspout that swirled near some ...

William and Daynnely Carrillo got married on May 25, taking advantage of a tornado as a backdrop for their wedding photos.

Multiple tornadoes touched down around Carlsbad Thursday afternoon. KRQE News 13 viewers captured photos and videos showing ...

Most wedding photos aim to capture the love in the air, not the swirling funnel cloud in the distance. But for one New Mexico ...

When a tornado appeared near their wedding venue in New Mexico, the couple chose to pose with it instead of seeking cover.

Instead of finding shelter, the couple took advantage of the moment by taking wedding photos in front of the storm.

In a once-in-a-lifetime photo, she and her groom William posed in front of a tornado, right in the middle of their wedding reception in Portales. She knew there was a chance for thunderstorms later ...

When the couple Daynnely and William Carrillo reveled in their wedding at The Barn at Tinsley Crossing, there was a ...