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Roberts: Albuquerque neighborhood being vandalized by man 'in need of mental help'

By George Willis | Mar 20, 2022

An unknown assailant reportedly continues to vandalize property in an Albuquerque neighborhood, keeping concerned residents on edge, according to a March 11 KQRE report.

Mom of boy injured in hit-and-run: 'That’s my son'

By George Willis | Mar 20, 2022

Christine Shuman, 35, is behind bars, suspected of leaving the scene of a hit-and-run that left a 12-year-old New Mexico boy badly injured.

UNM president lifts mask mandate: 'Guided by expert advice'

By George Willis | Mar 20, 2022

The University of New Mexico lifted its mask mandate on Saturday, a day after the state’s public health order expired. Students get to choose on most campuses

Rail Runner spokesperson: Train is 'certainly less expensive'

By George Willis | Mar 20, 2022

The recent rise in gas prices has led to an increase in residents opting to utilize the Rail Runner for alternative transportation.

Restaurant owner: 'The local places' are struggling after missing funding

By George Willis | Mar 20, 2022

The Restaurant Revitalization Fund has fallen short of sustaining many of the state’s restaurants.

Lobos' head coach: 'We played a terrific game' against Fresno State

By Laurie A. Luebbert | Mar 20, 2022

A three-pointer in the final minute broke the tie to give Fresno State a 71-68 win over the visiting New Mexico Lobos men's basketball team Monday night.

PED secretary hopes schools can 'continue safely learning and teaching in-person'

By George Willis | Mar 20, 2022

The New Mexico Public Education Department is allowing districts and charter schools to set their own face mask policies, eliminating most mandates created during the pandemic.

Lujan Grisham: 'We are delivering on streamlined professional licensing practices'

By George Willis | Mar 20, 2022

It is now easier for professionals to obtain credentials and work in the state, thanks to New Mexico legislators.

Valencia outlaws the chaining of dogs; help available for dogs to 'stay with their families'

By George Willis | Mar 20, 2022

Valencia County Commissioners approved an animal ordinance that outlaws the chaining of dogs, a move that instantly raised concerns and confusion among dog owners and residents, who prefer the animals on leashes.

Deputy DA: 'A vehicle is just as deadly as any other type of weapon'

By George Willis | Mar 20, 2022

Lawmakers are trying to decide if there’s a difference between killing someone while driving recklessly and killing someone while driving intoxicated.

City of Santa Fe Community Development Commission met Dec. 3

By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Mar 19, 2022

City of Santa Fe Community Development Commission met Friday, Dec. 3.

City of Santa Fe Water Conservation Committee met March 8

By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Mar 19, 2022

City of Santa Fe Water Conservation Committee met Tuesday, March 8.