Albuquerque homeless children share dreams through photography
Their photos will be showcased at the Albuquerque Museum on Friday from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.
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Workforce Solutions offices closed Friday for technology upgrade
The New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions is closing all offices statewide Friday as it carries out a major technology upgrade.
Gov. Lujan Grisham pitches New Mexico to be granted early status in 2028 presidential primary
"In New Mexico we hold our presidential primaries in June. The problem with that is it's very late in the game," KOAT political expert Brian Sanderoff said.
Special Olympics State Summer Games begin Friday
More than 1,300 athletes and partners are expected to take part in the 2026 Special Olympics New Mexico State Summer Games
7 Things You Need To Know: Pleasant weekend, semitruck driver charged, Blue Origin explodes
Welcome to Friday, New Mexico. Here are your top stories heading into the weekend.
TSA launches touchless ID at the ABQ Sunport for faster pre-check
Sunport travelers can now use TSA's touchless ID kiosks, which allow pre-check passengers to bypass ID and boarding pass requirements, though some passengers have raised concerns about data security.
Nearly 80% of independent voters selected Democratic Party ballot for New Mexico primary
"I get a sense of the Democratic primary that the race is tightening," KOAT political expert Brian Sanderoff said.
One person dead after shooting incident involving State Police
A New Mexico State Police spokesperson says the incident occurred Friday in Veguita. No officers were injured and there is no threat to the public.
Santa Fe County deputies investigating child's death
Deputies say the child succumbed to their injuries sustained from a skid-steer tractor.
Summer-Like Heat & New Storm Chances
Summer-like heat builds in through the weekend and into early next week. Drier air filtering in from the west allows for a mostly sunny sky too. Temperatures will warm to 5 to 10 degrees above average. Moist...
One person dead after police shooting in NE Albuquerque
Officers are currently blocking southbound traffic at San Mateo Blvd & Copper Ave
Four in custody after homicide near UNM campus
Albuquerque police detectives said the shooting appeared to be pre-planned with four total suspects in custody
Wind and fire danger in New Mexico this weekend
Dry gusty winds and fire danger, teen cooler trend ahead for New Mexico following the weekend.
Albuquerque extends deadline for Lindy's Diner
The city of Albuquerque has extended its deadline initially presented to Lindy's Diners owners, who requested more time after wall collapse.
UNM names Steve Goldstein next president
The University of New Mexico has selected Steve Goldstein to serve as its next president following the Board of Regent's extensive search.
Evacuations lifted for 20,000 acre Line Fire in Quay County
Evacuations lifted for 20,000 acre Line Fire in Quay County
Red Flag Warnings for parts of eastern New Mexico this afternoon paired with dry lightning threat
Red Flag Warnings for parts of eastern New Mexico this afternoon paired with dry lightning threat
Direction of Paseo Del Norte reopened after semitrailer response
Direction of Paseo Del Norte reopened after semitrailer response
Former Albuquerque middle school teacher convicted in student abuse case
Former APS teacher Patrick Corr was convicted on charges including criminal sexual penetration of a minor, child abuse, & providing alcohol to a minor.
Water security concerns loom over proposed Socorro County green data center
Powered by solar energy and atmospheric water technology, the multibillion-dollar project aims to create a "new template" for the AI industry in New Mexico.
APS summer reading program returns with prizes for kids
Four students can win the grand prize of four suite-level tickets to an Isotopes game, the opportunity to throw out the first pitch, a custom jersey and an autographed baseball
Temperatures surge today and challenge records for the date
Still hot tomorrow, but also a slight chance of thundershowers
New Mexico lawmakers want answers about what happened at Epstein's Zorro Ranch
How many possible Epstein victims in New Mexico, and what did law enforcement know?
Mayor Tim Keller weighs in on proposed ban to sit, sleep or lie on public sidewalks in Albuquerque
"What we're looking at is some legal questions. This actually might take the authority of the police department and move it to the City council," Mayor Keller said.