By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 11, 2023
Albuquerque City Councilor Pat Davis recently said he hopes this year the city council can find more permanent housing solutions for the unhoused population, one of the major challenges Albuquerque faces as it heads into 2023.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 11, 2023
Agriculture production in New Mexico saw a slight increase in 2021 despite dealing with a drought, inflation and a worldwide pandemic, according to the 2021 New Mexico Agricultural Statistics bulletin.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 11, 2023
The University of New Mexico Children’s Hospital is getting help from the National Disaster Medical System to deal with rising cases of respiratory infections.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 10, 2023
Now in his 80s, Franc Chewiwie continues to share his love of music, something he was recognized for recently by KOB 4’s “Pay it 4ward” program.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 10, 2023
A young woman who dreamed of attending college and often volunteered to help others was remembered by family and friends still shaken by her senseless killing.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 10, 2023
More than 50 chihuahuas are housed at rescues around New Mexico after surviving a head-on collision involving a vehicle that contained more than 60 dogs.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 10, 2023
Farmers and ranchers faced droughts and wildfires recently, and now they are dealing with a hay shortage.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 9, 2023
The New Mexico Business Coalition (NMBC) will host a Legislative BASH (Business and Social Hour) in Albuquerque from 5 to 7 p.m. on Jan. 19 at Revel Entertainment.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 9, 2023
New Mexico will get a 32,500 acre-feet credit taken off its water debt in the Interstate Water Compact as part of a resolution reached with Texas over the water unlawfully released from Elephant Butte Reservoir in 2011.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 9, 2023
Burglars ransacked a home that was recently sold, leaving the new owner with thousands of dollars in damage and lost property.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 8, 2023
Vandals struck again recently by damaging multiple Old Town businesses, leaving owners to clean up the mess and wonder what can be done to stop the thieves.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 8, 2023
With the Emergency Rental Assistance Program running out of federal funding, New Mexico legislators must decide if the state will continue funding the program or not.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 8, 2023
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham appointed former prosecutor and civil rights defender Sam Bregman as the Second Judicial District attorney.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 7, 2023
Plans for the “Safe Outdoor Spaces” program in Albuquerque continue to move forward with proponents eager to welcome residents and others concerned about ramifications.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 6, 2023
Elected officials in Sandoval County took their oaths of office last week to officially begin their terms as county commissioners, judges and sheriff.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 6, 2023
An estimated 125,000 tickets were sold for this season’s River of Lights show, a slight decline from past years, but still a strong showing considering the difficult economic climate.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 6, 2023
Selina Baca is using her talents and business to raise funds for victims of domestic violence
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 5, 2023
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham was among the newly elected officials sworn into their positions at the historic Lensic Theatre in Santa Fe.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 5, 2023
The contract between the non-profit entity that will operate the Gateway Center and the City of Albuquerque is going before the city council for approval.
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 4, 2023
Employees at a nail salon kept two young girls trying to leave without paying after receiving pedicures and manicures for more than two hours.
