By George Willis | Jun 24, 2022
Impact of Monsoon storms causing concern
By George Willis | Jun 24, 2022
Pro-gay messages covered by gray paint
By George Willis | Jun 24, 2022
A new AMC mystery series filmed primarily in New Mexico offers an authentic take on the Native American experience, something Hollywood has been slow to embrace.
By George Willis | Jun 23, 2022
Residents of Las Vegas, New Mexico, aren’t very happy that President Biden viewed the devastation caused by the Calf Canyon/Hermits Peak Fire from the air, but didn’t bother to visit with anyone on the ground.
By George Willis | Jun 23, 2022
The PrideFest Parade returned to Albuquerque recently for the first time since the pandemic began, drawing an enthusiastic crowd.
By George Willis | Jun 22, 2022
Feds pay up for Gold King Mine Spill
By George Willis | Jun 22, 2022
Oil companies are not the only businesses benefiting from the recent rise in gas prices.
By George Willis | Jun 21, 2022
A technology company test-launched an airship from the New Mexico desert last week, taking a critical step toward providing an option, other than satellites and airplanes, to boost internet connectivity and collect other data.
By George Willis | Jun 21, 2022
Sen. Ben Ray Luján (D-NM) has first-hand knowledge of the dangers of drunk driving.
By George Willis | Jun 21, 2022
Drivers, beware: There are three new mobile speed cameras in the city, waiting to capture those driving faster than they should be.
By George Willis | Jun 21, 2022
Albuquerque jails are in a crisis, and this time it isn't the prisoners who are causing the problem.
By George Willis | Jun 20, 2022
The rise in costs of goods has forced restaurants to do something they don’t want to do: add a small surcharge to the final bill.
By George Willis | Jun 20, 2022
The number of homeless in Albuquerque is rising and needs to be addressed before the situation worsens.
By George Willis | Jun 20, 2022
Warnings are being issued instructing residents to be on the lookout for bears who are leaving their drought and fire-ravaged forests in search of food.
By George Willis | Jun 20, 2022
New Mexico Legal Aid is offering its services to help wildfire victims fill out applications for relief and other legal needs.
By George Willis | Jun 20, 2022
The Albuquerque City Council voted to use $100 million in bonds to fund quality of life projects throughout the city, including building a swimming pool and widening overcrowded roads
By George Willis | Jun 20, 2022
The Otero County commission is seeking changes in how elections are held and ballots are counted, which would include the elimination of vote-counting machines and ballot drop boxes.
By George Willis | Jun 19, 2022
Santa Fe civic and political leaders gathered to proclaim June 3 as Gun Violence Awareness Day.
By George Willis | Jun 19, 2022
Representatives from various government agencies recently held a virtual conference to list options available to New Mexicans whose businesses were severely impacted by wildfires in the state.
By George Willis | Jun 17, 2022
A civil lawsuit has been filed in the case where a Mustang driven by Mario Perez crashed into an Albuquerque Public Schools bus in February, injuring several middle school students.
