By George Willis | Jul 23, 2022
A man who was supposedly selling solar panels in Albuquerque pulled out a gun when a resident told him to leave his property.
By George Willis | Jul 22, 2022
A probable case of monkeypox was recently reported in the state, according to a New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) press release.
By George Willis | Jul 22, 2022
As repeated droughts threaten a reliable water reserve for the future, the state agreed to commit $30 million to provide water to southeastern New Mexico communities.
By George Willis | Jul 20, 2022
Santa Fe is trying to address a rising homeless situation that seems to be without answers.
By George Willis | Jul 20, 2022
A local nonprofit recently signaled the upcoming school year by issuing school clothes and other essentials to families in need. Locker 505 celebrated its expansion into a new facility by treating thousands of families with goods for the upcoming school year.
By George Willis | Jul 20, 2022
Santa Fe city employees and members of the Santa Fe Police Officers Association are getting pay raises.
By George Willis | Jul 20, 2022
The first state and federally funded electric vehicle charging station will be installed in Socorro as part of Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s plans for a charging network throughout the state.
By George Willis | Jul 18, 2022
A tortoise is missing after escaping from its home in the hills of Santa Fe.
By George Willis | Jul 18, 2022
Valencia County law enforcement officials are trying to crack down on the growing illegal activity taking place along ditch banks near the Rio Grande River.
By George Willis | Jul 18, 2022
If you want to work for the Santa Fe Police Department and want to grow a beard, don’t fret. Officers are in the second 90-day period that allows beards and other forms of facial hair.
By George Willis | Jul 18, 2022
The New Mexico attorney general’s office has created two specialist positions to look into cold cases involving Missing and Murdered Indigenous People but needs more funding if it’s going to achieve a high rate of success.
By George Willis | Jul 14, 2022
A recent ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrated the completion of renovations to the Bicentennial Pool in Santa Fe
By George Willis | Jul 14, 2022
Residents of Rociada are trying to maintain their sanity after dealing with flooding soon after the devastation inflicted by the recent Calf Canyon Hermits Peak Fire.
By George Willis | Jul 13, 2022
An estimated 1,800 reports of illegal fireworks were made on the Fourth of July, according to figures released by the Albuquerque Fire Department.
By George Willis | Jul 13, 2022
Tickets go on sale Friday for the New Mexico State Fair, which will feature a rodeo and concert series headlined by well-known country legends.
By George Willis | Jul 13, 2022
Anthony Pino is still recovering from injuries he received when he was attacked by one of his neighbors after intervening in a dispute in an Albuquerque apartment complex.
By George Willis | Jul 12, 2022
Residents of Rociada are worried about their safety after rain storms flooded much of the area. Three inches of rain caused creeks and rivers to overflow and water to rush over barren land and the debris left by recent fires.
By George Willis | Jul 12, 2022
A group of very dedicated athletes hoping to become American Ninja Warriors are training in Albuquerque with the goal of competing on the reality television show, which airs on NBC.
By George Willis | Jul 12, 2022
Undies for Everyone, a nonprofit based in Texas, is helping more than 8,400 children in Albuquerque receive new underwear this year.
By George Willis | Jul 11, 2022
The ability for a Santa Fe food truck operator to make a living and feed his family is in jeopardy after vandals broke into his truck and trashed it.
