Despite the dry conditions, New Mexico residents are encouraged to participate in outdoor activities. Last week a joint press conference was held to remind New Mexicans state parks and recreation facilities are opened throughout the state.

New Mexico is experiencing a drought with precipitation lower than normal. State Engineer Scott Verhines said La Niña is to blame for the dry winter months, but weather patterns should change during the summer.

The Albuquerque Theatre Guild has presented six-$100 scholarships to young students in Albuquerque and Rio Rancho. These scholarships are awarded to help students participate in theater programs over the summer. This is the fourth year the scholarship program.

It is an Albuquerque intersection where people break the law every few minutes. KOB Eyewitness News 4 had a crew sit undercover and see just how many people turned on red when they were not supposed to, and who they caught may surprise people.

At eastbound Interstate 40 and Rio Grande Boulevard, it is illegal to turn right on a red light, but it seems drivers KOB spotted either did not notice or did not care.

There are three signs that say "No Turn On Red," so some would think a driver would see at least one of them. Some drivers KOB talked with admitted they had never seen the sign, others said they turned anyway.

When KOB went undercover, it was not long until the crew saw their first perpetrator. Car after car turned on red without hesitation.