New Mexico Sun

by: New Mexico Sun

UNM Hospital’s Critical Care Tower Showcases Local Artists’ Work

The University of New Mexico Hospital's Critical Care Tower (CCT) is set to be adorned with over 100 unique pieces of artwork, thanks to a $1.5 million grant from the state of New Mexico's public art fund. Fabián Armijo, Executive Director of Diversity,...

New Mexico Sun

by: New Mexico Sun

UNM Anderson students excel in global sales competition

UNM Anderson students Eddie Acosta, Andrew Salazar, and AJ Dille showcased their sales talent by securing second, fourth, and fifth place, respectively, in the virtual RNMKRS international role-play sales competition. The competition, which took place on...

New Mexico Sun

by: New Mexico Sun

Rail Trail Art & Technology Exhibition Showcases Local Artists' Innovative Work

The City of Albuquerque’s Public Art Program has announced an upcoming exhibition that will showcase the innovative work of local artists in the realm of technology and art. Set to take place at Gallery One, the exhibition will feature proposals and...

City Desk

by: Damon Scott

An idea born under former Albuquerque Mayor Richard J. Berry that provides day labor jobs for those experiencing homelessness could be making a comeback. “There’s a Better Way” was launched in 2015 and the initiative quickly gained national attention....

KOAT Action News

Hazmat fire in Roswell

ROSWELL, N.M. — Crews are responding to a significant hazmat fire in south Roswell.The fire is near the Roswell Airport. Advertisement The flames have the potential to produce lethal gases, according to the Chaves County Sheriff's...

KOB 4

by: Christina Rodriguez

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A Bernalillo County sheriff’s deputy was challenged to a street race last weekend.A driver revved his engine and then took off next to a marked patrol car. BCSO says they are cracking down on street racing in the metro by patrolling...

KOAT Action News

1 dead, 1 hurt after shooting in northeast Albuquerque

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Police are investigating after several people were shot in the northeast.Albuquerque police officers are responding to the fatal shooting near the 4500 block of Alexander Boulevard NE, just south of Montano Road NE. ...

KOAT Action News

Shots fired at Bianchetti Park in Albuquerque

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Police confirmed a second shooting happened at a park in Albuquerque. Albuquerque police said shots were fired at Bianchetti Park on Granite Avenue NE. Advertisement The two shootings from Thursday, April 25,...

KOB 4

by: Christina Rodriguez

1 dead, 1 injured following shooting in NE Albuquerque

Albuquerque police are responding to reports of a shooting in the area of 4500 Alexander Boulevard NE, south of Montano.

KOB 4

by: Christina Rodriguez

1 person injured, 3 pets killed in NW Albuquerque house fire

Crews were dispatched to a house fire on Buenos Aires Place NW at around 3:30 p.m. near Unser and Montano. It displaced one resident and killed 3 pets.

KOB 4

by: Jonathan Fjeld

Survey finds 67% of UNM students face food insecurity

A recent UNM survey revealed 67% of students reported experiencing food insecurity. That's what the on-campus student well-being team hopes to address.

KOB 4

by: Christina Rodriguez

Mother faces judge following Amber Alert for 10-year-old Albuquerque boy

NMSP says Angelique Sanchez abducted 10-year-old Carlos Hernandez, fled from officers and rammed a police unit. Sanchez faced a judge Thursday.

KOAT Action News

by: Sasha Lenninger

Staying safe during North America's biggest powwow

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Thousands of people are coming to Albuquerque for the Gathering of Nations.Many will be participating in the event, while others travel to New Mexico to watch North American's biggest powwow. Advertisement With...

KOAT Action News

Santa Fe man missing after vehicle found in Arizona

A search is underway for a Santa Fe man after his vehicle was found at a national recreation area in northern Arizona.The National Park Service issued a missing person search for Thomas Robison, 58, of Santa Fe. His vehicle was found abandoned at Lees...

KOAT Action News

New Mexico woman awaits transplant results for second try

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — April is dedicated to National Donate Life Month, focused on organ donations and donors.However, organ donation can often be a complicated process. Especially for people who are awaiting their critical wish to be granted. ...

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Gregory R.C. Hasman / Journal Staff Writer

State Police: Man shot by Santa Fe police threatened officers with kitchen knife taken from restaurant

An argument with a restaurant manager over the use of a bathroom led to Wednesday's officer-involved shooting in Santa Fe, according to New Mexico State Police, w… Read moreState Police: Man shot by Santa Fe police threatened officers with kitchen knife...

KRQE Local Reporting you can Trust

by: by: Jordan Honeycutt

SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – Santa Fe City Council is considering a bill that would ban people standing on medians. Nearly a dozen people showed up to Wednesday night’s meeting for public comment. New Mexico border issues could be sticking point in upcoming...

KRQE Local Reporting you can Trust

by: by: Bradley Benson

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Riding the high of his last victory that earned him fight of the night, Tim “The Dirty Bird” Means is returning to the octagon for UFC fight night on Saturday. The welterweight bout against Uros Medic is scheduled to be on the...

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Gino Gutierrez / Journal Staff Writer

Kirtland Air Force Base families renew old T-shirts with art

Numerous families participated in the T-shirt Up-Cycle! event at the Arts and Crafts Center at Kirtland Air Force Base on Thursday, in honor of April being the Mo… Read moreKirtland Air Force Base families renew old T-shirts with art

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Gregory R.C. Hasman / Journal Staff Writer

1 dead, 1 injured after shooting in Northeast Albuquerque

Two people were shot, one of them fatally, in Northeast Albuquerque on Thursday. Read more1 dead, 1 injured after shooting in Northeast Albuquerque

KRQE Local Reporting you can Trust

by: by: Bradley Benson

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – St. Pius X hosted a signing day for all of the Sartans’ student athletes moving on to the next level. In total, there are 11 seniors who will continue their athletic careers. Mason Gladfelter – Wrestling – Minnesota West...

KOB 4

by: Jonathan Fjeld

Gathering of Nations kicks off in Albuquerque

The Gathering of Nations is the largest powwow in the United States and North America and it starts Thursday in Albuquerque.

KRQE Local Reporting you can Trust

by: by: Jordan Honeycutt

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Albuquerque Police Department says one person died and another was injured in a shooting at a business on Thursday night. APD says it happened on Alexander Blvd. near Montaño. Details are limited but police say one person...

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Cathy Cook / Journal Staff Writer

For some, Gathering of Nations is a generational tradition

Melvin Dunkan has been coming from Shiprock to Gathering of Nations for over 20 years, long enough to see his sons grow up and start families of their own. Read moreFor some, Gathering of Nations is a generational tradition

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Elizabeth Tucker / Journal Staff Writer

National Park Service: Santa Fe man missing in the Grand Canyon with pet corgi, homemade raft

The National Park Service at Grand Canyon National Park says it is trying to locate a New Mexican who apparently took his pet corgi on a homemade raft down the Co… Read moreNational Park Service: Santa Fe man missing in the Grand Canyon with pet corgi,...

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Gregory R.C. Hasman / Journal Staff Writer

1 person displaced, 3 animals killed in West Side Albuquerque house fire

A West Side house fire left one person injured and displaced and three animals dead on Thursday afternoon. Read more1 person displaced, 3 animals killed in West Side Albuquerque house fire

KOAT Action News

by: John Cardinale

Alec Baldwin's attorneys still trying to get 'Rust' charges dropped

SANTA FE, N.M. — Attorneys for Alec Baldwin, are still trying to get his involuntary manslaughter charges dismissed.His charges connected to the 2021 shooting death of Halyna Hutchins at the set of "Rust." Advertisement Baldwin's...

KOAT Action News

by: John Cardinale

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham says hazing law is needed in New Mexico

SANTA FE, N.M. — During a 30-minute Target 7 special investigation, "Hazed Fear and Failure," our investigative team told you how New Mexico is one of few states without a law making hazing a crime. Target 7 is now hearing from Gov. Michelle Lujan...

KRQE Local Reporting you can Trust

by: by: Bradley Benson

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Lobo men’s basketball team has now added a second player from the transfer portal this week. On Sunday, it was 6-4 guard CJ Noland from North Texas, and on Thursday the Lobos added more size to the back court with 6-6 guard...

KRQE Local Reporting you can Trust

by: by: Jessica Barron

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Thursday, Albuquerque Public Schools has put some Atrisco Heritage employees on leave pending an investigation. This after parents and students expressed outrage over racy entertainment at prom.   Story continues below Trending:...

KOB 4

by: Jonathan Fjeld

Albuquerque Vegan Chef Challenge kicks off next week

A special monthlong event that focuses on Albuquerque restaurants and chefs serving vegan food kicks off next week.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Matthew Reisen / Journal Staff Writer

Atrisco Heritage principal replaced, staff put on leave after prom drag performance

Albuquerque Public Schools replaced the principal of Atrisco Heritage Academy and multiple employees were put on leave after a drag performance played out during … Read moreAtrisco Heritage principal replaced, staff put on leave after prom drag performance

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Gregory R.C. Hasman / Journal Staff Writer

New Mexico State Police arrest woman accused of kidnapping own son

An Albuquerque woman accused of abducting her 10-year-old son, triggering an Amber Alert, was arrested Wednesday afternoon in the North Valley.

KOB 4

by: Jonathan Fjeld

Albuquerque teen carjacking suspect to remain in jail

An Albuquerque teen will remain in custody as he faces charges for an alleged armed carjacking that led to a police pursuit Monday.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Elizabeth Tucker / Journal Staff Writer

City of Albuquerque offers programs to get your kids out of the house this summer

The city of Albuquerque has announced its annual Spring into Summer event aiming to help families gear up for summer, a news release said.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Associated Press

Luna County corporal is charged for his role in deadly 2023 crash while responding to a call

A Luna County sheriff's corporal has been charged for his role in a deadly crash that happened while he was responding to a call. The crash in Deming in November killed 14-month-old Wyatt Franzoy and injured his mother.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Adrian Gomez / Journal Arts Editor

NHCC Foundation, UNM Health team up for Día de Salud Health Fair

It’s about collaboration.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: PAUL WISEMAN - AP Economics Writer

US growth slowed sharply last quarter to 1.6% pace, reflecting an economy pressured by high rates

WASHINGTON (AP) — The nation’s economy slowed sharply last quarter to a 1.6% annual pace in the face of high interest rates, but consumers — the main driver of economic growth — kept spending at a solid pace.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Adrian Gomez / Journal Arts Editor

NHCC Foundation, UNM Health team up for Día de Salud Health Fair

It’s about collaboration.

KOAT Action News

by: Sasha Lenninger

Burn scar floods from Hermits Peak Calf Canyon Fire ruin Rociada home

ROCIADA, N.M. — It's been two years since the Hermits Peak Calf Canyon Fire erupted in northern New Mexico.Those living there are still feeling its impacts and tell KOAT they have yet to get any relief money from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. ...

Albuqueruque Journal

by: MARK SHERMAN - Associated Press

Supreme Court seems skeptical of Trump's claim of absolute immunity but decision's timing is unclear

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Thursday appeared likely to reject former President Donald Trump’s claim of absolute immunity from prosecution over election interference, but several justices signaled reservations about the charges that cou…

KOB 4

by: Jonathan Fjeld

Local concern about potential TikTok ban in the US

TikTok faces a potential ban in the U.S. if its parent company doesn't sell to an approved buyer – a move that has some locals concerned.

KOB 4

by: Jonathan Fjeld

First responders to face off for a cause in ‘Brawl on the Bosque’

Local firefighters and law enforcement will face off for a cause in the "Brawl on the Bosque" next weekend at Revel in Albuquerque.

KOB 4

by: Jonathan Fjeld

Kira Miner: Gusty and dusty Thursday

A cold front will swing in from the west Thursday, bringing showers to the Four Corners and gusty and dusty conditions elsewhere.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Olivier Uyttebrouck / Journal Staff Writer

Trial begins in 2022 fatal shooting in South Valley

Moments before he was fatally shot in 2022, Abner Antillon was driving his vintage red International Scout on a residential South Valley street when a man shouted “slow down.”

KOAT Action News

by: Genevieve Glass

41st Gathering of Nations begins tonight

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The 41st Annual Gathering of Nations starts tonight with the highly anticipated Miss Indian World competition, recognized as the world's largest and most esteemed cultural title for young Indigenous women.Tori McConnell, hailing from...

KOB 4

by: Mesha Begay

New Mexico school district leaders sue PED over 180-day calendar rule

53 New Mexico school districts are challenging the PED's 180 school day rule – that's about 60% of all school districts.

KOB 4

by: Mesha Begay

New Mexico AG eyes pretrial services change in special session

New Mexico AG Raúl Torrez says a Bernalillo court is incorrectly using a 2022 law that limits what information on GPS monitors can be released to the public.

KOB 4

by: Mesha Begay

Drag queen performance at Atrisco Heritage HS prom sparks controversy

Viral video shows a drag queen performing at Atrisco Heritage Academy's prom last weekend at the Albuquerque Convention Center. 

KOAT Action News

Amber Alert ends for missing Albuquerque child

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Update: The 10-year-old missing boy from Albuquerque has been found safe. Officers found him and his non-custodial mother, Angelique Sanchez, 39, in Albuquerque. The two were found in a neighborhood near Bellrose Avenue and Fifth...

KOB 4

by: Mesha Begay

Gathering of Nations to begin Thursday in Albuquerque

Native people are traveling to Albuquerque for the Gathering of Nations powwow. Meteorologist Alan Shoemakers shows you what to expect.

New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan

by: Joe Monahan

Reader Vox Populi: They Write Of A Hot ABQ State Senate Race, The Spaceport Blues, An Anti-Progressive Campaign And A Changing State House District  

Time for another timely and always highly anticipated edition of Reader Vox Populi. We start with that hot as a pistol race for state Senate District 15 in ABQ's NE Heights where Dem Sen. Daniel Ivey-Soto faces a primary challenge from progressive Heather...

Source New Mexico

by: Ryan Lowery

NM superintendents sue state over new school calendar rule

A group of local school district superintendents last week filed a lawsuit against the New Mexico Public Education Department and Secretary Arsenio Romero over a new rule that requires public and charter schools to have at least 180 instructional days...

Source New Mexico

by: Austin Fisher

Torrance County Commission votes to extend ICE contract

Torrance County’s elected officials unanimously voted to extend the contract that allows U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to incarcerate asylum seekers at the Torrance County Detention Facility in Estancia. Commissioners Ryan Schwebach, Kevin...

Source New Mexico

by: Danielle Prokop

Rio Grande Compact commission meets in El Paso Friday

It’s that time of year again when Colorado, Texas, New Mexico and the federal government meet to discuss the Rio Grande. This year,  Texas takes its turn to host the meeting, which is being held at the Plaza Hotel in El Paso. The Rio Grande Compact...

Source New Mexico

by: Patrick Lohmann

See which legislative races are close, which are lopsided based on fundraising data

Two long-time Gallup lawmakers and one from Elephant Butte have the most money to spend in the New Mexico Legislature as they and their opponents gear up for upcoming primaries. Sen. George Muñoz and Rep. Patti Lundstrom, both Democrats, and Sen. Crystal...

Source New Mexico

by: Kelcie Moseley-Morris

Supreme Court justices appear split over whether to protect abortion care during emergencies

U.S. Supreme Court justices spent two hours Wednesday morning debating whether a federal law about emergency treatment encompasses abortion care even in states with strict abortion bans, with no clear indication of how they may ultimately rule. A decision...

Source New Mexico

by: Jennifer Shutt

Biden signs $95 billion aid package for Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan into law

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden signed a bipartisan emergency spending law Wednesday to provide an additional $95 billion in aid for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, ending months of behind-the-scenes maneuvering and public pleas for Congress to approve the...

KOB 4

by: Mesha Begay

Drought outlook for New Mexico

Meteorologist Alan Shoemaker shows you if the dry weather is expected to continue into the month of May in New Mexico.

KOB 4

by: Mesha Begay

State officials to address S-curve project during meeting

State officials are holding a meeting to talk about improving the notorious S-curve on I-25 near downtown Albuquerque. 

KOB 4

by: Mesha Begay

UNM students, activists set up pro-Palestinian encampment on campus

In Albuquerque, advocates are calling for the UNM Board of Regents to take a stance against the occupation of Palestine.

KOB 4

by: Christina Rodriguez

Renovated Wells Park warehouse will be home to new retail, food spots

An Albuquerque warehouse in Wells Park that is nearly a century old is getting new life.

KOB 4

by: Christina Rodriguez

New Mexico braces for critical fire weather expected Thursday

The weather will be changing – wind is on the way. The stronger winds and low humidity will create widespread critical fire weather.

KOAT Action News

by: Breana Albizu

Local, international artists coming together for flamenco spring showcase

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Joaquín Encinias has been extremely busy.For six months, he's been organizing a concert. One that not only brings unique art forms together, but also collaborates with local and international artists. Advertisement ...

KOAT Action News

Police activity causes detours in southwest Albuquerque

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Law enforcement is at a residence on Atrisco Vista Boulevard in southwest Albuquerque.Deputies with the Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office were responding to a break-in attempt at a trailer home. Advertisement ...

KOB 4

by: Christina Rodriguez

Surveillance video shows brazen theft in broad daylight

An Albuquerque homeowner says a thief made off with a welder, the trailer it was on, and a large toolbox with several tools inside.

KOB 4

by: Jonathan Fjeld

Man sentenced for 2022 double murder in NW Albuquerque

A judge handed two life sentences to a man who pleaded no contest to a double murder in northwest Albuquerque.

KOB 4

by: Jonathan Fjeld

Statewide safe surrender event this weekend in Santa Fe

People with an outstanding bench warrant from any magistrate or district court in New Mexico can get it cleared this weekend in Santa Fe.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Gregory R.C. Hasman / Journal Staff Writer

Amber Alert canceled after State Police finds child

A 10-year-old boy was found safely after being taken by his noncustodial mother on Monday.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Alaina Mencinger / Journal Staff Writer

"Recipe" for ozone: Wildfires, transportation emissions, contribute to dismal air quality grade in Bernalillo County

The American Lung Association on Wednesday released its 2024 State of the Air Report, which gave Bernalillo County a dismal report card on ozone and particulate matter pollution.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Cathy Cook / Journal Staff Writer

DOJ finds evidence indicating likely Open Meetings Act violation by Bernalillo County Commission

The New Mexico Department of Justice says that Bernalillo County commissioners may have violated the state’s Open Meetings Act when coming up with a process to hire a new county manager.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Cathy Cook / Journal Staff Writer

Federal government investing in southern New Mexico's infrastructure

Las Cruces plans to use federal dollars to help residents prepare their homes for extreme heat.

KOB 4

by: Jonathan Fjeld

Police ID suspect in assault on elderly volunteers outside thrift shop

Albuquerque police identified the suspect accused of attacking two elderly volunteers near a thrift shop and a woman shortly after that.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Gregory R.C. Hasman / Journal Staff Writer

Santa Fe police shoot man at Cerrillos Road intersection

Officers shot a man Wednesday afternoon after he threatened people with a knife, Santa Fe Deputy Chief Ben Valdez said in a statement.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Gregory R.C. Hasman / Journal Staff Writer

'A loss of one of our family members': BioPark chimp Zoe loses baby

The ABQ BioPark community is mourning the loss of one of its own.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Esteban Candelaria / Journal Staff Writer

PED sued by school districts over 'unlawful, overreaching' 180-day rule

The governor blasted the suit, calling it a 'pathetic attempt to avoid accountability.'

The Paper

by: The Paper staff

Weak in Review: April 24

Posted inNews Weak in Review: April 24 by The Paper staff April 24, 2024April 22, 2024 The National Weather Service predicts New Mexico will see hotter and drier than normal conditions this summer. Seems like a perfect time for the feds to do their...

New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan

by: Joe Monahan

New Anti-Progressive Group Goes On Warpath; Claims An "Attack On Latinos And Our Culture"; The New Mexico Project Fields A Slate Of Primary Candidates And Says Its Raised "Close To" $1 Million  

Jeff ApodacaAn advocacy group called The New Mexico Project is unleashing vigorous attacks against the state's progressive Democrats and advocating for a field of conservative candidates in the June 4 primary. Their message is that the dominant...

Source New Mexico

by: Danielle Prokop

Doña Ana County commission announces official leadership for troubled water utility

Juan Carlos “JC” Crosby is losing the “interim” in his job title at the Camino Real Regional Utility Authority, and is now the full-time director of the water utility under scrutiny for sending water with high arsenic to its 19,000 customers in Southern...

Source New Mexico

by: Patrick Lohmann

Opportunities and challenges ahead for NM nonprofits awarded $16 million in federal housing funds

Two New Mexico congressional members hosted housing nonprofit leaders from across the state Tuesday to celebrate $16 million in federal housing funds allocated earlier this year.  The money from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development will...

Source New Mexico

by: Ashley Murray

Trump’s claims of presidential immunity to be probed at U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Thursday over former President Donald Trump’s pursuit of absolute immunity from criminal charges alleging that he schemed and knowingly fed lies to subvert the 2020 presidential election,...

Source New Mexico

by: Leah Romero

Location for Doña Ana Co. reproductive health center expected to be announced next month

The location for New Mexico’s $10 million reproductive health clinic in Doña Ana is slowly getting closer to a public announcement.  Dr. Eve Espey, an instrumental organizer in the project, said the different groups involved are in the final stages of...

Source New Mexico

by: Kelcie Moseley-Morris

U.S. Supreme Court urged to protect emergency room abortion care ahead of arguments

A doctor in Idaho recently saw a pregnant patient whose water broke at 15 weeks of pregnancy — something that normally happens at 38 weeks or later. It was about eight weeks before the fetus could be delivered and survive, even with medical intervention....

Source New Mexico

by: Bryce Dix, KUNM News

New Mexico gets massive $156M boost for solar equity

New Mexico has received a huge $156 million-dollar boost from the Biden Administration to put more solar energy in many low income and disadvantaged communities across the state. The cash injection comes directly from the Environmental Protection...

The Paper

by: The Paper staff

Costco’s Most Purchased Product in New Mexico Isn’t What You Think

Posted inWeird News Costco’s Most Purchased Product in New Mexico Isn’t What You Think by The Paper staff April 23, 2024April 23, 2024

New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan

by: Joe Monahan

On The Econ Beat: Virgin Galactic Coming In For A Crash Landing As Stock Sinks Below Key Level And Cash Burn Continues; NM Spaceport Future In The Balance, Plus More '26 Guv Race, And Absentee Ballots Hit Mailboxes  

New Mexico's 20 year waiting game with Virgin Galactic and Spaceport America may be about to end in a crash landing. The stock of billionaire Richard Branson's company dived below a dollar a share Monday, an all-time low. If the stock stays under a buck...

New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan

by: Joe Monahan

Haaland For Guv Boomlet Continues To Fly Under Radar But Not Here, Plus: More Legislative Campaign Money Moves, Bregman-Martinez DA Race Delves Into DWI Scandal, Plus: Reader React To Chief Medina Defense 

Sec. Haaland (Bush, Journal)It's true. Your blog is at the head of the parade when it comes to monitoring a possible 2026 Guv run by Secretary of Interior Deb Haaland. We're not shying away from that beat either as top state Democrats have been quietly...

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Colleen Heild / Journal Investigative Reporter

Hundreds notified their NM concealed carry licenses are no good

Six months ago, Santa Fe retiree Bob Clark underwent more than 15 hours of required training and paid $400 in costs so he could legally carry a concealed weapon in New Mexico.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Cathy Cook / Journal Staff Writer

New Mexico senator introduces legislation that would support wildfire research

New Mexico Sen. Ben Ray Luján introduced legislation last week to create wildfire research centers across the U.S.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Cathy Cook / Journal Staff Writer

4,200 acres of BLM in Placitas off limits to mining, drilling

Public land near Placitas will be protected from mining for the next 50 years, Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland announced Thursday.

New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan

by: Joe Monahan

Other Voices: BernCo Commissioner Quezada Defends Meeting Walk-Out, Plus: APD And Mayor's Office Push Back On Blog Take On Chief Medina Record, Also: Special Session Coming  

Quezada Bernalillo County Commissioner Steven Michael Quezada, also an actor and comic, upstaged his fellow commissioners recently when he walked out of a commission meeting. We blogged about it and he responded:  It's important to recognize that the U.S....

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Olivier Uyttebrouck / Journal Staff Writer

Suit alleges retaliation, nepotism at APD academy

A policy that required cadets at the Albuquerque police academy to razor-shave their heads each morning set in motion events that led to the removal last year of seven training officers, a lawsuit alleges.

New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan

by: Joe Monahan

State's Top Two Dems Tangle In Northern Primary; Governor And House Speaker Split Over Castellano-Gonzales House Contest; Race Has It All; Progressive And Conservative Dems, Big Oil And A Third Rematch  

Call it the battle of the Democratic titans. Because it is. But it's not necessarily the candidates on the ballot. MLG and House Speaker Javier Martinez have a pleasant enough relationship but behind the scenes this primary season they are in a toe-to-toe...

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Esteban Candelaria / Journal Staff Writer

'Bait and switch': Algodones teachers criticize late change in pay for weekend professional development

After originally advertising hourly rates, the department later changed teachers' pay to a flat $250.

The Paper

by: The Paper staff

Weak in Review: April 17

Posted inNews Weak in Review: April 17 by The Paper staff April 16, 2024April 12, 2024

New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan

by: Joe Monahan

APD Chief Medina Says He's Leaving Job But There's A Catch, Also: Decision Comes As Keller Preps For Third Mayoral Run And As APD Reform Lags And Crime Wave Goes On, Plus: More Legislative Primary Debate  

Medina and KellerAPD Chief Harold Medina is leaving his job--but there's a catch. The Chief says he won't give up the reins to his controversial reign until December 2025. That just happens to coincide with the end of Mayor Tim Keller's second term in...

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Ryan Boetel / Journal Business Editor

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology last week broke ground on a $28 million expansion of Kelly Hall, which is where the Petroleum Recovery Research Center is located.

New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan

by: Joe Monahan

Domenici Tries To Separate From Trump: "Not Looking For An Endorsement" And "Won't Be Giving One"; Also Announces Opposition To A Federal Abortion Ban; Evades Time Limit Issue, Plus: Funny Man Quezada Not Laughing At BernCo Commission  

DomeniciNella Domenici is trying to shed the heavy baggage that would keep her from mounting a serious challenge to Dem US Senator Martin Heinrich but the Democrats are determined to make her carry the burdensome cargo right up until Election Day. The 63...

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Gino Gutierrez / Journal Staff Writer

History makers: students participate in 2024 National History Day New Mexico State Contest

Months of hard work, research, labor and passion were put to the test this weekend, as more than 200 middle and high school students from across New Mexico converged on the University of New Mexico Saturday to participate in the 2024 National…

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Esteban Candelaria / Journal Staff Writer

A former Los Lunas police sergeant resigned after accidentally shooting his gun in his office. Less than two weeks later, he was hired by APS.

A former Los Lunas police sergeant who accidentally shot his gun while inside a police station was recently hired by Albuquerque Public Schools, a district official confirmed Friday.

The Paper

by: The Paper staff

Common Cause Seeks Volunteers for June Primary

Posted inNew Mexico Common Cause Seeks Volunteers for June Primary by The Paper staff April 10, 2024April 10, 2024

The Paper

by: The Paper staff

Weak in Review: April 10

Posted inNews Weak in Review: April 10 by The Paper staff April 10, 2024April 8, 2024

The Paper

by: City Desk ABQ

Gateway Sobering Center Gets $4.2M from Feds

Posted inCity Hall Gateway Sobering Center Gets $4.2M from Feds by City Desk ABQ April 10, 2024April 8, 2024

The Paper

by: The Paper staff

Congressional Republicans tried naming Dulles airport after Trump; Democrats replied with a bill to name a Miami prison after him instead

Posted inElections Congressional Republicans tried naming Dulles airport after Trump; Democrats replied with a bill to name a Miami prison after him instead by The Paper staff April 6, 2024April 6, 2024

The Paper

by: The Paper staff

Weak in Review: April 3

Posted inNews Weak in Review: April 3 by The Paper staff April 3, 2024April 1, 2024

The Paper

by: New Mexico Cooperative Extension Service

Selecting Ornamental Trees for New Mexico

Posted inNews Selecting Ornamental Trees for New Mexico by New Mexico Cooperative Extension Service March 27, 2024March 27, 2024

The Paper

by: Andy Lyman

Nursery Times

Posted inNews Nursery Times by Andy Lyman March 27, 2024March 28, 2024

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Megan Gleason / Journal Staff Writer

Most bills survive governor’s pen after 2024 Legislature

Though a majority of the hundreds of bills legislators introduced in the 2024 Legislature didn’t see much movement in the Roundhouse, nearly all of the bills that landed on the governor’s desk this year were transformed into law.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Megan Gleason and Alaina Mencinger / Journal Staff Writers

Only YOU can prevent wildfires with new Smokey Bear license plate

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Albuqueruque Journal

by: Megan Gleason / Journal Staff Writer

NM State Land Office stops leasing best land tracts for less than market rate

The New Mexico State Land Office wanted lawmakers to increase the cap on oil and gas royalty rates in the 2024 legislative session. They didn’t, and now the State Land Office plans to withhold the best land leases until the office gets the ma…

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Cathy Cook / Journal Staff Writer

Six new laws that could make getting health care in New Mexico easier

Launching the state's Health Care Authority was one of Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham's many goals for the 2024 legislative session, but legislators also passed bills to subsidize rural hospitals, get more money for emergency medical services an…