Mayor Keller frustrated with city’s desire to cut pedestrian safety funding after deadly week
Mayor Tim Keller is voicing his frustration with City Council’s desire to cut millions in spending on traffic safety programs during a deadly week.
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37 cats found in Lindy’s building
The owners of the deteriorating Bliss Building in downtown Albuquerque have two more weeks to determine the future of the property, following a temporary reprieve from the city.
Albuquerque karate dojo catches fire early Friday morning
Albuquerque karate dojo catches fire early Friday morning
Two men arrested for deadly shooting outside Frontier Restaurant
Two men arrested for deadly shooting outside Frontier Restaurant
Evacuations lifted in Quay County as fires burn over 20,000 acres
Evacuations lifted in Quay County as fires burn over 20,000 acres
Can we still expect a good monsoon after some hot weather?
Summer is rearing its head in the Land of Enchantment but there is some good news if you're looking for some rain.
Albuquerque middle school rocketry team soars to national competition
Some aspiring rocket scientists in Albuquerque are getting ready for a big trip to our nation's capitol for a competition.
Monday evening forecast: Dry storms and gusty winds expected
Heat will build across New Mexico this week with Albuquerque near 91 and Roswell near 98 as dry storms bring gusty winds, lightning and fire concerns.
Former New Mexico congressman Steve Pearce to lead BLM
The U.S. Senate confirmed former Congressman Steve Pearce to lead the Bureau of Land Management on Monday.
Former Albuquerque teacher guilty of charges in teen sex abuse case
A jury found a former Albuquerque middle school teacher guilty on all felony charges he faced for abusing multiple teenagers.
Man convicted of federal charge after pursuit in multiple New Mexico cities
A federal jury convicted a man of a federal drug possession charge that stemmed from a high-speed pursuit in multiple New Mexico cities.
Apartment fire leaves 3 displaced on Albuquerque’s West Side
Three people were displaced Sunday after a fire on the third floor of their apartment complex on Albuquerque's West Side.
Mostly sunny Mother’s Day with storms possible for some in New Mexico
Mother's Day should be mostly sunny and warm but some places in New Mexico could see a chance of storms and wind.
Albuquerque leaders stand firm as DOJ challenges city’s immigration limits
Albuquerque leaders say the city will fight a federal lawsuit over local and state immigration laws that limit some cooperation with ICE.
City orders owners of Lindy’s Diner to fix or demolish building
The city said it sent a letter Wednesday to the owners of Lindy's Diner, requiring them to secure the property, stop more debris from falling, and shore up the structure.
DOJ sues New Mexico and Albuquerque over immigration enforcement
The Justice Department sued New Mexico and Albuquerque, arguing two new laws block federal immigration enforcement and threaten nearly 300 jobs in Otero County.
Award-winning burger chef faces tax evasion charges
A Belen restaurant owner faces 39 felony charges after investigators said a tax fraud case centered on his business’s gross receipts taxes.
Judge sentences man to life plus 17 years for deadly house party shooting
A judge sentenced Elton Gastelum to life in prison plus 17 years for the killing of 16-year-old Gabriel Garcia Zimmerman in southeast Albuquerque.
Local APS teacher to represent New Mexico at national summit
An Albuquerque Public Schools social studies teacher will represent New Mexico at the We the Teachers National Summit in Virginia.
Friday morning forecast: Warmer weather ahead
A high pressure system will drive summerlike heat across the state through Mother’s Day weekend, with Tuesday bringing possible record highs and Roswell near 100.
Plans unveiled for next phase of Rail Trail construction
The City of Albuquerque unveiled plans for a new half-mile link of the Rail Trail between Old Town Albuquerque and the Biopark.
Texas mother’s push leads to safer button batteries after daughter’s death
A Texas mother turned her 18-month-old daughter's death after swallowing a button battery into a push for safer batteries.
Bear spotted in 3 Albuquerque locations, still not captured
The search is on for a bear spotted recently in three separate locations in Albuquerque that had, reportedly, still not been captured.
Mistrial denied in rape trial of former teacher
A judge denied a defense request for a mistrial Wednesday in the rape trial of former John Adams Middle School teacher Patrick Corr, following emotional testimony from one of his accusers.