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City of Santa Fe Finance Committee met Tuesday, Jan. 18.


City of Santa Fe Finance Committee met Monday, April 18.



Albuquerque ranked among best places in US for robotic hernia surgery, doctor uses 'tool to get it done safely'

The city of Albuquerque was named one of the best places in the U.S. to receive cutting-edge robotic hernia surgery.


Man impersonating Albuquerque police ordered to stay in jail: 'You're not getting out of jail today'

A man who was arrested for masquerading as an Albuquerque police officer has been ordered to stay in jail for a little longer.


Albuquerque rental prices rise as ‘busy season for the rental market’ approaches

Reports that rent rates in Albuquerque are significantly higher over the last two years follow a national trend that rent growth is picking up steam.


New Mexico State Rep. Louis to pay $250 fine for ethics violation, will not seek reelection

A New Mexico Democratic State representative has been ordered to pay a $250 fine in a settlement with the State Ethics Commission in connection with a DUI.


‘It’s a dream come true’: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints breaks ground on new Farmington temple

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) recently broke ground for a new temple in Farmington, New Mexico.


New Mexico rapper represents state: ‘Everybody loves a good underdog story’

Albuquerque rapper Khalisol gave the nation a taste of New Mexico rap during his April performance on the TV show “American Song Contest.”


Ruidoso residents should be wary of wires, animals 'as they try to escape the fire'

Wild animals forced into the village of Ruidoso by the McBride Fire are returning to their native habitats, much to the relief of concerned residents.


'Everything was gone and everything was taken': Wisconsin family seeks help from Albuquerque residents to track down stolen Native American regalia

A family from Wisconsin is imploring Albuquerque residents to be on the lookout for their irreplaceable Native American regalia that was stolen.


Albuquerque nonprofit recognized for providing essential supplies to women in need, nominator says mission is 'very rewarding'

An Albuquerque nonprofit recently was recognized by KOB 4 News for making sure that local women have their purses filled with daily essentials.


Chaco Canyon buffer zone has no basis in fact

After many years of debate, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is officially seeking comments on a proposed 10-mile buffer zone to protect the Chaco Culture National Park from oil and gas development.


City of Santa Fe Library Board met Tuesday, Jan. 18.


City of Albuquerque City Council met Monday, April 18.