By George Willis | Jun 17, 2022
The continuing threat of wildfires throughout the state has caused a steam-powered railroad to delay opening its operating season by nearly three weeks.
By George Willis | Jun 17, 2022
A man who nearly drowned when his canoe capsized at Grindstone Lake in Ruidoso plans to meet the two people who saved his life during a beautiful day that nearly turned tragic.
By George Willis | Jun 16, 2022
New residents are moving into Bernalillo County’s Tiny Home Village, doubling a population that is just starting to grow.
By George Willis | Jun 16, 2022
San Juan County made an important investment in 2013 that still saves the lives of people who find themselves in trouble on the water.
By George Willis | Jun 16, 2022
The devastation left by the largest fire in the history of New Mexico won’t be gone anytime soon.
By George Willis | Jun 14, 2022
Three firefighters were injured recently when they were hit with water from a helicopter that missed its target zone.
By George Willis | Jun 14, 2022
Government officials are exploring ways to combat the devastation the state has endured, in light of the recent ongoing fires caused by intense drought.
By George Willis | Jun 14, 2022
The Apartment Store in Albuquerque closed the portion of its business that once helped properties connect with occupants, due to the high demand/low inventory nature of the rental market.
By George Willis | Jun 13, 2022
While continuing to endure the largest fire in New Mexico history, Las Vegas officials are dealing with another pressing concern – the potential for catastrophic flooding.
By George Willis | Jun 10, 2022
Crews battling the Calf Canyon/Hermits Peak Fire said they are making progress with the most destructive fire in New Mexico's history.
By George Willis | Jun 7, 2022
A man suspected of shooting and killing his wife in front of their young daughter was captured after a high-speed chase that started in New Mexico and ended in Arizona.
By George Willis | Jun 7, 2022
Law enforcement officials are looking for an Albuquerque Pee Wee football coach who has not been seen since being handed $2,000 raised by parents for the team.
By George Willis | May 31, 2022
More than 550,000 New Mexico taxpayers are receiving at least $250 in household relief funds being issued by the state.
By George Willis | May 31, 2022
Sen. Martin Heinrich is among those not happy with the decision to close national forests in Cibola, Santa Fe, and Carson due to the ongoing wildfires and the threat of new ones.
By George Willis | May 31, 2022
Construction on the new Winrock Town Center resumed after a recent groundbreaking for the next phase of development.
By George Willis | May 30, 2022
A place once built to erase Native American culture is now embracing and teaching it to the coming generations.
By George Willis | May 30, 2022
Few people know the devastation of the wildfires impacting New Mexico than the people of Mora County. The Calf Canyon/Hermits Peak Fire is the largest in the history of the state and forced the evacuation of hundreds of families. The San Miguel Sheriff’s Office confirmed nearly 350 homes have been destroyed, KOB 4 reported.
By George Willis | May 30, 2022
The largest fire in the history of New Mexico is far from being contained as officials continue to prepare for the worst-case scenario.
By George Willis | May 29, 2022
The annual Taste of Nob Hill event occurred in Albuquerque last weekend after a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
By George Willis | May 29, 2022
Street racing continues to be a problem in Bernalillo County as law enforcement officials work to crack down on the illegal activity, KOB 4 reported.
