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Elwood Park resident Cordova: 'I was kind of amazed at how bold they are'

Thieves in an Albuquerque neighborhood are targeting the wiring in air conditioners, according to recent reports.


Attorney General Torrez: 'It is simply inexcusable for them to continue to place profits over people'

New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez filed a lawsuit targeting 21 companies that reportedly continue producing toxic PFAS chemicals.


2023 New Mexico Comic & Film Expo canceled, but founder hopes event will 'really make something for the community'

After past successes in Albuquerque, the New Mexico Comic & Film Expo was hoping to bring the event back to Albuquerque.


City of Albuquerque Finance & Government Operations Committee met Wednesday, April 5


City of Santa Fe Charter Review Commission met Monday, May 8


New Mexico Environment Department seeks 'to improve transparency'

The New Mexico Environment Department says it is continuing to take action against organizations caught violating regulations by increasing public accessibility to a list of the organizations going against the rules.


New Mexico Transportation Department urges drivers to secure loads

The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) has issued a reminder to drivers hauling objects throughout the Land of Enchantment: make sure the load is secured.


New Mexico Legislature report cites 48% hike in homelessness

The New Mexico Legislative Finance Committee recently issued a report stating that the homeless crisis in New Mexico is deepening, as the homeless population increased 48%.


Volunteer on Elena Gallegos Open Space cleanup: 'We want to make sure that it stays nice for everybody'

Dozens of volunteers gathered recently to clean the paths along Elena Gallegos Open Space in Albuquerque, New Mexico.


Animal Protective Services: Pet owners should be 'cautious' during hot summer months

As the weather gets warmer, Animal Protection Services (APS) encourage the public to be cautious when caring for their pets.


Dave Simon: 'We’ve got one of the city’s coolest playgrounds here in Barelas.'

The renovation of Barelas Park, in the planning for six years, is finally ready for the area residents to enjoy.


Grocery closes after health department inspectors find evidence of mice

Smith’s, a popular grocery store in the Northeast Heights shut down for a week after inspectors from Albuquerque’s environmental health department found mice droppings.


City of Santa Fe Mayor's Committee on Disability met Wednesday, April 5


City of Albuquerque Finance & Government Operations Committee met Monday, May 8


Finding body of World War II veteran is 'the most rewarding mission imaginable'

Thomas Vernon Long, a World War II soldier who died as a prisoner of war in the Philippines in 1942, will be buried Thursday, June 8, in Portales.


Roswell police chief: 'We all have one goal we want to live in a safe community'

As of June 2, Lance Bateman is the new Roswell Chief of Police, KOB reported.


Sixth grader coordinates program to make ABQ homeless 'more comfortable in their surroundings'

A local nonprofit has launched a new summer program to sew and distribute waterproof pillows and bags for homeless individuals in Albuquerque.


City of Santa Fe Finance Committee met Monday, April 3


City of Santa Fe Arts Commission met Monday, May 8


Chaves County Sheriff: 'I have taken over the jail at this time with my deputies to provide assistance'

The Chaves County Sheriff and his deputies had to assume control of the Chaves County Detention Center after a jail administrator abruptly resigned last week and walked off the job.