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Two separate homicides reported in ABQ in 12 hours
Albuquerque police investigated two separate homicides Sunday night and Monday afternoon, including a shooting on Glenrio NW and a stabbing at Encore Apartments on Eubank NE. No arrests have been announced.
As financial literacy expands, teachers head back to class
New Mexico high school students in 56 districts must now take a financial literacy course to graduate, and APS is entering its second year of the requirement. Teachers gathered in Albuquerque this week to sh...
APS to consider application from charter school teaching New Mexican, Middle Eastern history
Albuquerque educators have applied to open Andalusia Natural Sciences Academy, a charter high school combining STEM, AI literacy and New Mexico
Listen to distraught Timothy Busfield admit his life is OVER in bombshell recording as he fights child sex...
The Emmy Award-winning actor and director, 69, told a grand jury in Albuquerque, New Mexico, that allegations he inappropriately touched two child actors meant his
APS surpasses 3-year reading goal but falls short in math
Albuquerque Public Schools surpassed its three-year goals for first and second grade literacy in underserved students, but failed to meet benchmarks in middle school math.
Federal judge tosses DOJ suit seeking state voter list
A federal judge in Albuquerque has dismissed a Trump administration lawsuit demanding New Mexico turn over detailed voter registration data to the U.S. Department of Justice, joining at least 12 other states...
State, Roadrunner lure Illinois quantum startup to Albuquerque
New Mexico and Roadrunner Venture Studios are giving $500,000 to Photon Queue, an Illinois quantum computing startup, to establish operations and hire in Albuquerque, boosting the state’s growing quantum t...
Albuquerque Hispano Chamber taps New Mexico native as new leader
Roberta Ricci, a South Valley native, takes the helm of the Hispano Chamber next week, looking to help local businesses navigate what she described as a “hurting” business landscape in New Mexico.
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NEW MEXICO Governor rips DEA policy ALBUQUERQUE — New Mexico’s governor said on June 29 that state officials could pursue billions of dollars in civil damages after revelations that U.S. Drug Enforcement...
Albuquerque’s dirtiest day of the year draws 500 people to play in mud
Families and even a few adults without kids got gloriously dirty at the Open Space Visitor Center
Albuquerque’s bowling alleys are decades old. The crowds keep rolling in.
Holiday Bowl and Silva Lanes have served Albuquerque bowlers for more than 60 years. Find out how these locally owned centers are adapting to keep the sport alive in New Mexico.
Pool tournament raises funds for veterans
Albuquerque, Rio Rancho and Los Alamos pool players unite for the third annual Wreaths Across America Charity 8-Ball Tournament at Slate Street Billiards to honor deceased veterans with holiday wreaths.
Presbyterian’s new operating room is changing how brain surgery is done in Albuquerque
Presbyterian Hospital’s new $4.5 million hybrid operating room in Albuquerque combines advanced imaging and surgery, allowing New Mexico patients to undergo complex brain aneurysm procedures close to home....
Albuquerque startup lands $1 million to grow domestic graphite production
Halo Materials, an Albuquerque-based startup, received a $1 million state grant to expand graphite production for lithium-ion batteries. The company is one of nine New Mexico businesses sharing $7.5 million...
Albuquerque senior centers raise meal prices
The city of Albuquerque increased breakfast prices at senior centers this week, with some items jumping from $1.50 to $5. City officials cite inflation and rising food costs, while seniors on fixed incomes w...
Longtime Northeast Heights retail hub undergoing $1 million facelift
Albuquerque’s Eastdale Shopping Center at Eubank and Candelaria NE is receiving much-needed upgrades, including a repaved parking lot, facade refresh and a new Burger King expected to open this fall.
Topes Notes: Replacing marijuana, alcohol with protein, patience helps net Veen PCL Player of the Month
Albuquerque Isotopes outfielder Zac Veen finds sobriety, faith and 40 pounds of added muscle, now having a breakout season, earning PCL Player of the Month
Regional HUD official hears from New Mexico housing leaders during roundtable discussion
A regional administrator for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development met with roughly 40 New Mexico housing leaders in Albuquerque to discuss barriers to affordability, including high insurance...
Regional HUD official hears from New Mexico housing leaders during roundtable discussion
A regional administrator for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development met with roughly 40 New Mexico housing leaders in Albuquerque to discuss barriers to affordability, including high insurance...
Allow me to reintroduce myself: Why the Journal's basketball guy is starting a weekly front-page column
Albuquerque Journal sports writer Geoff Grammer introduces his new weekly front-page column, sharing stories about New Mexicans, family life, and the people behind the scenes in the Land of Enchantment.
Albuquerque Fire Rescue received a total of 877 fireworks calls on Fourth of July
Albuquerque Fire Rescue reported a total of 877 calls to 311 about fireworks in the city throughout the night of Fourth of July.
Firefighters discover body while battling bosque fire in Albuquerque
Albuquerque firefighters responding to a bosque fire discovered a dead person Saturday evening, a ci ...
Albuquerque marks America’s 250 years with Freedom 4th festivities
Thousands of families filled Balloon Fiesta Park for Freedom Fourth as the city marked America’s 250th birthday with fireworks, music and food.