Neidi Dominguez, executive director of Organized Power in Numbers, arguing that New Mexico should consider taking an ownership stake in PNM rather than leaving its future entirely in the hands of private investors.

Former New Mexico Lobo football defensive end Keyshawn James-Newby made his professional NFL debut Sunday with the Philadelphia Eagles. The post Former UNM Lobo Keyshawn James-Newby Makes NFL Debut appeared first on KOB 4 .

State and local government employees report high levels of job satisfaction across the country, but face significant rates of burnout and on-the-job harassment. That’s according to a new national survey of nearly 5,000 public servants across all 50 states released today by The People Lab at Harvard University’s Kennedy School.

New Mexico Lobo quarterback James Laubstein is out for the season with an injury, head football coach Jason Eck confirmed Monday to media. The post UNM Quarterback James Laubstein Ruled Out for the Season appeared first on KOB 4 .

Nearly $2 million worth of safety and long-term planning projects are taking a step forward at the regional airport

The increase comes after a 21% decline between 2021 and 2024.

As the summer temperatures fade into the fall and New Mexico sees an increase in rain activity, towns across the state are easing water restrictions

Plaintiffs, including major gun rights groups, filed another lawsuit challenging New Mexico’s seven-day firearm waiting period.

Albuquerque – On October 15th, 2026, we received numerous tips regarding a large police presence about a dead baby on the corner of 1st and Copper. That night we reached out to APD to see what the call was about and we were ignored. We once again reached out to

Judge orders Meta to pay $25 billion to New Mexico for violations of state law Albuquerque Journal

Albuquerque, N.M. – New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez today announced a civil lawsuit against Jeffrey Epstein’s longtime personal attorney, Darren K. Indyke, and accountant, Richard D. Kahn. The lawsuit, which is the first law enforcement action against the two men, alleges that the two men helped facilitate, finance, and

The city appeal process is a headache for some, a tool for others — a new law hopes to streamline it Albuquerque Journal

Deb Haaland posted several tweets on October 20, outlining her gubernatorial campaign's recent union endorsement, positions on federal assistance programs like SNAP and Medicaid, and commitment to education initiatives in New Mexico.

The New Mexico Department of Transportation is seeking public feedback through an online survey about its Park & Ride commuter services. The department encourages all residents—riders and non-riders alike—to participate before October 30.

Three people died in Ruidoso on July 8, 2025, after dangerous floods swept through the New Mexico town. First responders say they were understaffed and inadequately equipped to respond to the flooding.

After wildfires scarred the Sacramento Mountains above Ruidoso, New Mexico, the community was under heightened threat of catastrophic flooding. Officials were aware but continued to promote the town to tourists who were oblivious to the danger. Source NM co-publishes an investigation by Abe Streep with ProPublica.

Amazon is hiring over 300,000 people for seasonal, part-time and full time roles, including 1,400 across New Mexico. The post Amazon hiring 1,400 seasonal workers in New Mexico appeared first on KOB 4 .

Voters in six states are considering ballot measures in the midterm elections that would make it clear that only U.S. citizens may vote — and block local governments from expanding that right to others. Proposed constitutional amendments or law changes in Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Kansas, South Dakota and West Virginia

A mama bear has died after being taken down from a tree to be relocated away from an Albuquerque golf course Monday. The post Mama bear dies from injury sustained during capture at Albuquerque golf course appeared first on KOB 4 .

Wednesday started off quietly overhead for most of our viewing area but showers and storms could fire up later in the day in some places. The post Showers and storms could fire up Wednesday in New Mexico appeared first on KOB 4 .

When you cast your ballot in New Mexico in the 2026 election, you will decide if state lawmakers will get paid a salary. The post Will New Mexico state lawmakers get paid a salary? You will decide. appeared first on KOB 4 .

The Justice Department’s inspector general has declined to investigate the handling of the criminal case against a former Olympian who was cleared of accusations that he intentionally damaged the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. That's according to a letter from the man’s lawyers that was made public Wednesday. The department's internal

Federal funding is coming to New Mexico to fund different educational programs, support, career exploration and resources for students and teachers

A report reveals Indigenous communities in the U.S. experience greater disaster risks and funding gaps compared to non-Indigenous areas.

Rail Runner ridership is climbing as higher gas prices lead more New Mexicans to consider public transportation

New Mexico should focus less on rolling out complete systems all at once and more on an incremental approach, an evaluator said.

The National Science Foundation says hazardous materials make demolition the safest option for the historic telescope in Sunspot, New Mexico.

Body camera video shows the moment New Mexico State Police say a 24-year-old man grabbed a bus steering wheel, sent the vehicle into oncoming traffic on Interstate 10 and pulled a knife before being arrested. The post Bus driver attacked, knife pulled on Las Cruces to El Paso route appeared

In this Kenny's Got the Score, we're talking about the NBA opening night. The post Kenny’s Got the Score | Oct. 20 appeared first on KOB 4 .

When Vice President JD Vance speaks on the campaign trail about the high costs Americans are facing, he often says he understands that people are hurting. But in the way President Donald Trump talks about affordability concerns, the pain is often his. Depending on which Republican is speaking, Americans are

The Philadelphia 76ers sent an opening-night message they’ll be a contender for the New York Knicks’ NBA title after adding LeBron James and Jaylen Brown, rallying for a 106-100 victory Tuesday night. Tyrese Maxey scored 28 points and Brown had 19 points, eight rebounds and six assists in his first

Justice Elena Kagan says decisions by her conservative Supreme Court colleagues have increased political polarization and weakened democracy in the U.S. She spoke Tuesday, two weeks before the midterm elections, criticizing rulings that weakened the Voting Rights Act and campaign finance regulations. Kagan argues these decisions have led to more

Albuquerque – The United States Marshals Service Southwest Investigative Fugitive Task Force, in coordination with the Albuquerque Police Department (APD), located and arrested a 22-year-old man wanted in connection with a murder investigation on Oct. 15. Hezekiah Beltran was arrested near Mesilla SE and Trumbull Avenue. An arrest warrant issued

New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez on Wednesday filed a lawsuit against the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s longtime personal attorney and accountant in federal court, alleging that the two helped to facilitate and conceal his sex trafficking operation.

A New Mexico District Judge on Wednesday issued a penalty ruling in the state's case against social media giant Meta, decreeing the company would pay $25 billion for unfair practices.

National Democrats are suing President Donald Trump, accusing his administration of intimidating election officials and asking a federal court to block him from interfering in the midterm elections. The lawsuit, filed late Tuesday in Washington, D.C., comes as the Trump administration mounts a highly public offensive against voter fraud in

Medical malpractice insurance rates are set to decrease for hospitals and providers across New Mexico, but the full impact of the state’s recent legislative reform won’t take hold for another three to four years, experts told a panel of state lawmakers Tuesday.

A judge has ordered Meta to pay New Mexico $25 billion after a jury found the company liable for deceiving users about privacy and content moderation on Facebook. The ruling Wednesday follows a September decision where jurors found Meta responsible for over 43 million violations of state consumer protection laws.

New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torrez is announcing civil enforcement tied to Jeffrey Epstein, joined by two survivors.

Staff and parents at James Monroe Middle School in Albuquerque report a recurring mice infestation, with droppings, urine, and dead rodents found throughout the campus, prompting health concerns and grievances against Albuquerque Public Schools.

Attorney Darlene Gomez has spent over 25 years advocating for families of missing and murdered Indigenous people, driven by personal loss and a commitment to justice.

Federal rollbacks to food assistance programs are forcing New Mexico veterans to prove work or volunteer statuses, leading to increased demand at local food banks and rising costs.

Pope Leo's doctors confirm that his lung cancer was localized, and no further treatment is needed. The Vatican released a statement Wednesday. Pope Leo returned to the Vatican on Saturday after having the lower lobe of his right lung removed. The surgery confirmed he had lung adenocarcinoma, the most common

Halloween and Dia de Los Muertos are quickly approaching and Bernalillo County is hosting a fun and healthy but sweet event this Sunday. The post Sugar Skull Fun Run is this Sunday in Albuquerque appeared first on KOB 4 .

Bernalillo County has started a warning period for new speed cameras on NM-14, with drivers getting notices instead of fines before citations begin. The post New speed cameras coming online in East Mountains appeared first on KOB 4 .

Marble Brewery announced Wednesday it will close its Northeast Heights location in Albuquerque by the end of December. The post Marble Brewery to close NE Heights location in Albuquerque appeared first on KOB 4 .

Meta must pay $25 billion after a New Mexico jury found them guilty of more than 43 million violations in a Cambridge Analytica data scandal. The post New Mexico judge orders Meta to pay $25 billion over Cambridge Analytica data scandal appeared first on KOB 4 .

The New Mexico Department of Justice is suing Jeffrey Epstein's attorney and accountant over their alleged roles in a sex trafficking operation. The post New Mexico attorney general sues Epstein attorney, accountant over sex trafficking operation appeared first on KOB 4 .

The 2026 Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta drew 901,720 guest visits, making it the third edition since 2011 to eclipse 900,000 visits. The post Balloon Fiesta eclipses 900K visitors for 3rd time since 2011 appeared first on KOB 4 .

The Supreme Court has rejected a Trump administration appeal seeking to immediately enforce medical care restrictions for transgender people in prison. The decision leaves in place lower court orders requiring prison officials to continue providing treatments like hormone therapy. The administration had asked to enforce for now a policy halting

APS begins school closure talks amid uncertainty from parents, staff Albuquerque Journal

New Mexico transplants shine at Duke City Marathon Albuquerque Journal

A lawsuit says a 1-year-old boy died after choking on improper food at a Tijeras child care center and a former employee says staff lacked training. The post Parents sue New Mexico Early Learning Academy after 1-year-old’s choking death appeared first on KOB 4 .

A judge ordered a new trial for Linda Henning, who has served more than 73 years in prison time for her role in the 1999 killing of Girly Chew. The post Judge orders new trial in infamous New Mexico love affair murder case appeared first on KOB 4 .

A flood watch covers western New Mexico as a multi-day heavy rain event begins Wednesday with strong storms, repeated rain and a growing flood threat. The post Thunderstorms line up for western New Mexico as flood threat grows appeared first on KOB 4 .

Albuquerque is testing four bike-lane barrier options along MLK Boulevard as part of a quick-build plan the city says can cut costs and speed up street changes. The post Albuquerque tests 4 bike-lane barriers on MLK Boulevard to boost safety appeared first on KOB 4 .

In the aftermath of drought, wildfire and floods in northern New Mexico, residents who rely on a centuries-old irrigation system near the Frijoles fire are concerned about water quality.

The U.S. Department of Justice is intensifying its campaign against voter fraud with a spree of arrests in the final weeks before Election Day, an effort that voting rights advocates warn risks instilling fear among voters. Over the past week, the Justice Department unveiled election-related criminal charges against 28 noncitizens

Nine states and the District of Columbia lost jobs in the year ending in September, according to a report released Tuesday by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Hit hard by the Trump administration’s cuts to the federal workforce, the District of Columbia suffered the largest percentage job loss, down

Farmers will be eligible to receive one-time payments from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to provide relief for high fuel and input costs. USDA and President Donald Trump announced Monday night at a rally in Kansas that farmers would have $8 billion made available in the Harvest Fuel Relief program.

New data released Tuesday by the state health department shows a 2.6% rise in alcohol-related deaths in New Mexico between 2024 and 2025 after a three-year decline.

HYANNIS, Neb. — With 19 days until Election Day, Dan Osborn sat across from three skeptical voters in a conference room in this blink-and-you-miss-it rural Nebraska town. Osborn, a bearded former union leader and Navy veteran, wants to become the first independent U.S. senator from Nebraska since World War II

Birth centers are an option for those with low-risk pregnancies and are correlated with more positive health outcomes, but 10 states do not have any birth centers at all, and more could be built with certain state policy solutions and different models of care, a new report suggests. Birth centers

New Mexico currently lacks uniform requirements for how state agencies should conduct internal audits, according to a new state report that contains recommendations for how the Legislature can address the issue.

Albuquerque – On October 19th, 2026, just before 5 PM, officers from the Albuquerque Police Department responded to a shooting in the 200 block of Hermosa Dr. NE, at the intersection of Hermosa Dr and Copper Ave. It was deemed a homicide and APD detectives responded to the scene. 60-year-old

Albuquerque – On October 19th, 2026, a neighbor and his loyal Pit Bulls were able to pin a 25-year-old fleeing felon Frank King up against a wall while a sergeant and lieutenant arrested the felon. According to the criminal complaint, the incident all began when an Albuquerque Police officer contacted

A New Mexico state lawmaker whose district continues reeling from the largest wildfire in state history questioned industry leaders Tuesday about the increasing rate at which insurers refuse to renew homeowners’ policies, particularly in fire-prone areas.

Single-family home completions remain stuck at early pandemic levels as of September as costs, labor supply shortages and high interest take a toll on home builders, especially in the Northeast and South. Apartment building was a more mixed picture, down nationally but up sharply in the Midwest (53%) and West

American Home Furniture to close months after bankruptcy filing Albuquerque Journal

President Trump renewed call for renaming New Mexico New America prompting a new round of consternation from NM officials.

A New Mexico civic group intending to observe the upcoming general election on Oct. 16 sued Santa Fe County Clerk Katharine Clark alleging she violated state law by denying recognized election watchers access to polling places unless they attended additional training.

For decades, manufactured home builders have been working to shed the old image of boxy trailer homes reserved for the outskirts of cities and suburbia. Now, a small change in federal regulations could open the door for architecture welcomed in more neighborhoods. This summer’s sweeping housing bill, the 21st Century

Police say the ring was coordinated by a man who was incarcerated in Ciudad Juárez, with five people now facing federal charges.

Lily Alexander is a state accountability reporter for The New Mexican and Searchlight New Mexico, focusing on equity and transparency. Her position is part of the New Mexican Public Service Journalism Fund, and her stories are available to all readers without a paywall.

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Tornado touches ground near Deming Albuquerque Journal

Warren praises New Mexico’s child care program Albuquerque Journal

Rain boosts hopes for a snowy New Mexico winter Albuquerque Journal

Judge orders new trial in 1999 Albuquerque killing Albuquerque Journal

Albuquerque – Just before 5 PM, officers from the Albuquerque Police Department responded to a shooting in the 200 block of Hermosa Dr. NE, near Hermosa Dr and Copper Ave. According to reports, a patient shot their caretaker. Upon arrival, officers found one person who had died from gunshot wound

APD arrests suspect in connection to deadly shooting in NE Albuquerque

During a tour of an Albuquerque childcare facility Monday afternoon, U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) hearkened back to 2019, when she and Deb Haaland, then a member of Congress, introduced a national universal childcare bill. Haaland, now the Democratic nominee to be New Mexico’s next governor, is running on a

Democrats have used President Donald Trump’s unpopularity to expand the midterm map, and analysts project the party carries momentum heading into the final two weeks of the election cycle, even as Democrats are expected to flip fewer U.S. House seats than wave elections this century. The Cook Political Report with

Seventh arrest made in fatal International District shooting Albuquerque Journal

Albuquerque – On October 16th, 2026, the Albuquerque Police Department was called to the area of Eubank and Copper in reference to a road rage incident. In court documents, the “road rager” was identified as 38-year-old Brandon Berry of Los Lunas. The criminal complaint says that Berry was the back

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday establishing a Women’s Health Division within the National Institutes of Health. The new division is set to work with the agency’s existing Office of Research on Women’s Health, which was established in 1990 and “has served as the focal point

Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham posted a series of messages in October 2026 addressing early voting procedures across New Mexico and emphasizing both civil discourse in democracy and the state's enduring identity.

New Mexico food bank officials told lawmakers recently that federal rollbacks to food assistance programs have impacted veterans’ food security, and left food banks across the state struggling to provide more help with fewer resources.

Western New Mexico held off Sul Ross State for a 48-41 road win on Oct. 18 to keep possession of the Golden Tumbleweed trophy. The Mustangs excelled on offense behind strong performances from Devon Nofoa-Masoe and Jase Ashley.

Hearing examiners for New Mexico’s utility regulators on Friday issued two rulings that pave the way for proceedings to continue in the pending private equity takeover of the state’s largest electric provider.

After hitting several bumps along the way, a hearing over whether the New Mexico Environment Department should approve an air quality permit for the Project Jupiter data center’s proposed power source is scheduled to begin in early December, according to newly filed documents.

Life along New Mexico's legendary Pecos River has changed considerably due to water deals, decades of drought and a booming oilfield. The third in a series by Jerry Redfern for Capital & Main.

WASHINGTON — Immigrants living in the United States with humanitarian status from Ukraine and Sudan will retain their deportation protections and work authorizations for now, the Department of Homeland Security said over the weekend. More than 100,000 Ukrainians and roughly 2,000 Sudanese with Temporary Protected Status will keep their protections

Voters will consider four constitutional amendments that would change gubernatorial veto procedures, school bond elections, appointments to university boards of regents and compensation for state lawmakers

The final report by the Inspection of Public Records Act Task Force sheds more light on the 11 proposals summarized in a letter to legislative committees earlier this month.

CYFD gave little explanation in denying requests for information about 10-month-old Skylar Magana’s death, an attorney alleges.

Leaders plan to combine high-performing Mesilla Valley Leadership Academy with struggling Rio Grande Preparatory Institute.

Offense shines, Lobos shut down overmatched Washington State in preseason blowout Albuquerque Journal

Reider: 3 final takeaways from New Mexico's comeback at Hawaii Albuquerque Journal

Albuquerque- On October 15th, 2026, we received a large amount of tips about a dead baby being found on the corner of 1st and Copper in Downtown Albuquerque. We reached out to the Albuquerque Police Department about the incident. Acting Communications Director of APD Rebecca Atkins sent an e-mail a

Haaland keeps focus on affordability as race tightens Albuquerque Journal

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New Mexico House candidate disputes nearly $1 million in IRS tax liens Albuquerque Journal

They’re the state’s third and fourth cases since the sometimes-deadly pest made its return to the United States this summer.

Three things to watch for as New Mexico takes on Hawaii Albuquerque Journal

Albuquerque to Honolulu: How New Mexico gets over 10,000 pounds of football equipment to Hawaii Albuquerque Journal

Judge drops case against Timothy Busfield Albuquerque Journal

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

Democratic presidential hopefuls to attend New Mexico matanza as state's 2028 appeal grows Albuquerque Journal

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Genesis facilities, including the company’s 21 nursing homes in New Mexico, will continue operating under new ownership.

The massive Project Jupiter faces another delayed permitting proceeding. Meanwhile, Oracle exes flew in this week to provide an update on construction.

Thousands of New Mexicans face Medicare plan changes Albuquerque Journal

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Chavez is facing an investigation into her ties to Project Jupiter — through both her role in the Legislature and her husband’s lobbying work.

CYFD has not yet set a new timeline for the project’s rollout, prompting concerns from lawmakers over the seemingly endless delays.

Several major health insurers in New Mexico will discontinue certain Medicare Advantage plans for 2027, including Presbyterian, Christus and Blue Cross Blue Shield.

The analysis released by Climate Matters found New Mexico’s 2nd Congressional District warmed by 4.8 degrees from 1970 to 2025.

Staff with the state agency noted some pollutant concentration estimates doubled in recent modeling of emissions for the data’ center’s fuel cell plant.

UNM football: What's wrong with Hawaii's offense, injury report and more ahead of Saturday's game Albuquerque Journal

Albuquerque – On Wednesday afternoon, officers from the Albuquerque Police Department were dispatched to a vehicle vs motorcycle crash at Menaul and Mesilla. Upon arrival, officers located one individual with life-threatening injuries. The individual was transported to a local area hospital by Albuquerque Fire’s Rescue 9. Due to the severity

This article is co-published with ProPublica and The Texas Tribune as part of an initiative to report on local control of government. Last December, New Mexico officials celebrated publication of a plan to address climate change, designed to dramatically reduce the state’s greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. A few months

Farmers and ranchers spoke at a roundtable in Corrales on Tuesday about how higher fuel costs are impacting them.

An ICE raid on a Santa Fe housing construction site Tuesday comes as part of an apparent surge in immigration enforcement targeting construction workers in the region.

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A levee breach close to the outlet of the Rio Grande near Hatch caused catastrophic flooding that also devastated pecan orchards.

Some New Mexican immigrants are losing jobs and protection from deportation, which advocates say appears to be the goal.

The agency apologized for the error on Friday, and said a printer malfunction was to blame for the mistake.

In an interview with Searchlight New Mexico, Republican Ramona Goolsby talks about her concerns about the state’s election system and her vision for change.

The agency attributed the rate increases to a higher than expected “claims experience” in 2025.

A coalition of Hispanic and health organizations is urging New Mexico to expand Medicaid coverage for weight loss drugs, citing potential to reduce obesity-related health disparities.

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One reason many balloonists fly in Albuquerque is because of the Albuquerque Box. Here's the science behind the famous wind pattern.

A domestic violence call in Mora County left a woman dead, led to an officer-involved shooting and renewed calls to repair alternate routes.

It has been 46 years since one of the deadliest prison riots in U.S. history. It all happened here in New Mexico.

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Click here to watch the annual 2025 Twinkle Light Parade in Nob Hill.

The old New Mexico State Penitentiary, site of a deadly 1980 riot, remains a chilling reminder of past horrors, with eerie occurrences suggesting the spirits of those who perished may still linger.

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Zozobra has burned for nearly a century. It's a tradition that dates back to 1924 in Santa Fe. Here's a look at what Zozobra has looked like dating back to the 1940's.

Zozobra has become ingrained into New Mexico's culture. For over 100 years, Zozobra has burned the glooms of years past. Here's a look at some of the burnings dating back to the 1930's.

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