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.

High wind became destructive Monday afternoon in some parts of Albuquerque.

A tree blew into a power line near Carlisle Boulevard and Lomas Boulevard NE just after 2:30 p.m. It was still smoking by the time our KOB crew got there but luckily, it had not sparked any big fires.

KOB spoke to the home owner who said she caught it just in time and call the fire department.

"I came into the backyard and hear popping noises and looked up and the wire was wrapped around the limb and it was on fire so I called 911," said home owner Eileen Parker.

PNM said they are expecting sporadic power outages and they have crews on standby.

The City of Albuquerque has issued a High Wind Notice through 10 a.m. Tuesday.

People with asthma or respiratory problems are encouraged to stay inside. For the latest on air quality, call 311.

According to an article released by ABQ Ride, youth 10 to 18 can now get the affordable Summer Fun Pass for $13 which is designed to provide them with unlimited bus service to a variety of venues and summer entertainment throughout the City of Albuquerque valid only from June 1st through August 31, 2011.

Mayor Richard J. Berry said, “We want to show that Albuquerque's bus system provides more than a quality basic service. Through the Summer Fun Pass, we can offer our youth easy and affordable access to a variety of summer destinations and events.”

The summer pass includes coupons and discounts for food, miniature golf, swimming pools, museums and other entertainment to keep summertime fun. It is available at all ABQ RIDE bus pass outlets.