Proposed Sierra County project also under scrutiny

Civil cases stemming from Joseph Shepard's tenure linger as negotiations stall

Rainbow Ryders and UNM Children's Hospital have unveiled Hope Rising, a hot air balloon that will debut at the 2026 Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta.

Energy leaders told state lawmakers that attracting data centers could help fund grid upgrades and renewable energy goals, but some legislators are pushing for a moratorium instead.

Lawsuit argues two-step process for minor party candidates violates US Constitution

State had fallen to ninth in mid-year report but reclaimed top spot with end-of-year fatalities

Prosecutor underscores epidemic of youth gun violence at sentencing

Prosecution alleges Jon Paul Carabajal died in gunfight following a drug exchange

Rollback would be met by 'fierce opposition by the overwhelming majority of New Mexicans,' advocate of state's national monuments says

The New Mexico Cancer Council has released a five-year plan aimed at reducing cancer mortality by improving screenings, care and treatment access — especially in rural communities.

On-base housing company puts $14M into renovations, utility improvements

Donated toys and murals add to the prehistoric feel at this beloved community gathering spot

Pulitzer Prize winner widely considered the most syndicated editorial cartoonist in the United States

Sister Blandina Segale reportedly had multiple interactions with the famous outlaw

Incident marks second train fatality in less than a year

BernCo agencies remove debris, dismantle encampments during an exceptionally dry fire season

As regional plans take shape, concerns linger about statewide cohesion and tribal input

Suspects told detectives they believed man had a weapon, police say

A fixture from Hollywood's golden age on Route 66

Four-time Emmy winner was remembered as a meticulous journalist with a big heart and personality

Suspect was working as security, put man in chokehold on sidewalk, police say

New tool helps residents check for algal blooms before hitting the lake

Bernalillo County, hospital say they will work together on transition plan

Left out of a policy guaranteeing parental leave to state workers, New Mexico teachers who have children must use their own vacation or sick pay

A proposed amendment to the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act would open eligibility to more New Mexicans and extend filing deadline

News comes two days after publisher announced it was going to cease operations

Albuquerque - On July 17th, 2026, at around 11:40 p.m., an NMSP officer attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a 2001 Ford Expedition on I25 SB near Osuna Blvd exit. According to New Mexico State Police, the Expedition failed to stop and continued driving at a high rate of

Underserved first and second graders show literacy progress but middle school math scores falter

Man facing up to two years in prison

Moisture moves into the metro, with storm chances peaking Friday

Owners allege city officials rushed the demolition of the 120-year-old Bliss Building without due process

Police said suspect used morphine taken from inside ambulance

Prosecution used DNA tests of shell casings found at an Albuquerque park

Cottonwood Creamery & Cookies is representing New Mexico in a national bracket-style tournament

School would combine STEM, AI literacy and project-based learning with Moorish and Spanish colonial influence

State sees 19% drop in traffic fatalities in June, according to data from NMDOT and University of New Mexico

Provider shortages, coordination gaps among reasons cited for spending delays

Every Friday, a special court session gives homeless people a chance to resolve violations — and get help — before warrants pile up

Elimination of 10-mile buffer zone would undo 2023 order by former Interior Secretary Deb Haaland

Couple's two other children also exposed to meth and fentanyl

Trump's pick as intelligence director says federal agency willing to work with state prosecutors

Jason Yarrington returns to the Pan Mass Challenge to honor his wife's uncle, Mark Deck, who died of pancreatic cancer in November

Similar suits have been thrown out in at least 12 other states

The lot contains both public and private property, raising questions over who gets to call the shots

A lightning strike on a transmission line caused a major PNM outage Wednesday afternoon

A legislative report finds New Mexico's efforts to expand student learning time since 2018 have produced only modest gains, while funding rules may be rewarding schools for days students aren't even in class

History, legend and dreams along Route 66

Former UC Irvine vice chancellor for health affairs succeeds longtime president Garnett Stokes, who retired this month

Environment Department to hear testimony in Sunland Park

Former agency contractor says he has to quit after backing agent who complained about 'fentanyl walking'

Residents urged to avoid the area as large plumes of black smoke visible

Sierra County facility says talks are ongoing but nothing set in stone

LUBBOCK, Texas – United States Attorney for the Northern District of Texas, Ryan Raybould, announced the July 10 conviction of a Bernalillo County, New Mexico Sheriff’s Office detective for obstructing Drug Enforcement Administration investigations and making a false statement to the FBI. After five days of trial and three hours

ABQ RAW’s Top Stories brings together the most important headlines across the metro area in one easy recap. From police investigations and emergency response updates to community-impacting events, this weekly roundup highlights the stories shaping Albuquerque right now. This week’s roundup is sponsored by Singleton Schreiber, a personal injury law

Albuquerque - An Albuquerque man has been charged with threatening an FBI special agent after allegedly making death threats during a phone call about firearms seized in an earlier federal investigation. According to court documents, Alejandro Moya, 36, called the FBI's Albuquerque Field Office on July 14, 2026, seeking the

Albuquerque - On Sunday, July 12th, 2026, the Albuquerque Police Department public information office sent a vague e-mail about a deadly shooting that happened in the Barelas Neighborhood. "APD is currently investigating a deadly shooting that occured at 8th Street and Marquez Ln. SW," said Deputy Director of Communications Rebecca