By George Willis | Sep 23, 2022
Republican Councilor Trudy Jones has angered at least one of her constituents by changing her mind and voting “No” to override Democrat Mayor Tim Keller’s veto of a one-year moratorium on the application process for Safe Outdoor Spaces.
By George Willis | Sep 23, 2022
Rehoboth McKinley Christian Hospital continues to struggle under huge financial losses, a situation that doesn’t appear as though it will improve any time soon.
By George Willis | Sep 23, 2022
San Juan Regional Medical Center resumed its popular dog therapy program, which was temporarily halted during the pandemic.
By George Willis | Sep 23, 2022
Doctors in New Mexico are learning how to treat the state’s growing elderly population.
By George Willis | Sep 22, 2022
The Albuquerque School for Excellence is being recognized for -- what else? -- excellence.
By George Willis | Sep 22, 2022
Hatch, New Mexico, has prided itself in growing the best red and green chile in the nation.
By George Willis | Sep 21, 2022
Incumbent Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham (D-NM) has a slight lead over her Republican challenger, Mark Ronchetti, according to a survey by Emerson College Polling/The Hill.
By George Willis | Sep 21, 2022
Officials behind the Midtown District Project recently met with the city of Santa Fe Economic Development Advisory Committee to give a progress report as the project enters its preliminary stages.
By George Willis | Sep 21, 2022
The University of New Mexico Hospital kicked off Hispanic Heritage Month with a celebration that featured speakers, music and snacks.
By George Willis | Sep 21, 2022
The Department of Transportation’s Courtesy Patrol program has helped motorists in New Mexico for the last 24 years.
By George Willis | Sep 20, 2022
Fernando Sosa Garcia said he is lucky to be alive after a four-foot-long metal bar crashed through his windshield while he was driving.
By George Willis | Sep 20, 2022
Residents of Edgewood, New Mexico, are fighting to keep an abandoned elementary school standing, even though the school district wants to tear it down.
By George Willis | Sep 20, 2022
In the wake of school shootings across the U.S., middle and high school students in Albuquerque are learning protocols for dealing with intruders who intend to do harm.
By George Willis | Sep 19, 2022
The Justice Department and the city of Albuquerque have agreed to let the Albuquerque Police Department and the city self-assess compliance with federally mandated provisions intended to protect the public.
By George Willis | Sep 19, 2022
A second application for a “safe outdoor space” has been approved by the city of Albuquerque.
By George Willis | Sep 19, 2022
The El Faro Youth Chorus helps children pursue their love of music and positively impacts their mental health.
By George Willis | Sep 17, 2022
The Farmington Family Crisis Center held a free seminar this week to help educate people on the tactics used by scammers.
By George Willis | Sep 17, 2022
A son’s love of geology has become a family passion that has turned their front yard into a sea of rocks.
By George Willis | Sep 17, 2022
A new pilot program launched by the City of Albuquerque will reduce admission fees to BioPark and make two museums fee-free for SNAP recipients in New Mexico.
By George Willis | Sep 16, 2022
The Albuquerque Funny Fiesta returns for two weekends, featuring comedic talent from Albuquerque and national performers.
