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Former Bernalillo County deputy convicted of kicking suspect asks for early end to probation

By Solange DeLisle | Oct 14, 2021

A former Bernalillo County Sheriff's deputy who avoided serving jail time after he was convicted of kicking a suspect in the face has now asked a judge to release him from probation a year early.

Bernalillo County offices closed after gunfire breaks windows, leaving 'a great deal of disappointment' for county employees

By Trina Thomas | Oct 14, 2021

Bernalillo County 's downtown Albuquerque Alvarado Square offices were closed Monday and Tuesday after gunfire broke several windows.

City of Las Cruces Capital Improvements Advisory Committee Meeting October 12, 2021 Agenda

By Capital Improvements Advisory Committee | Oct 14, 2021

Capital Improvements Advisory Committee Agenda

City of Santa Fe Bicycling and Pedestrian Advisory Committee met May 13

By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Oct 14, 2021

City of Santa Fe Bicycling and Pedestrian Advisory Committee met Wednesday, May 13.

UNM study shows 'alarming' trend in cervical cancer screenings in New Mexico

By John Sammon | Oct 13, 2021

For women getting tested for cervical cancer in New Mexico, it seems to be a case of too much or too little.

Lujan Grisham: Albuquerque celebrates 'integral part' of New Mexico's identity on Indigenous Peoples' Day

By John Sammon | Oct 13, 2021

New Mexico lawmakers including Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller and New Mexico Gov. Michele Lujan Grisham (D-NM), in calling attention to Indigenous Peoples Day on Oct. 11, praised the contributions of the state's native peoples.

'Columbus didn't discover the Americas': New Mexico senators make push for Indigenous Peoples' Day nationwide

By Ariana Chiarenza | Oct 13, 2021

While the United States observed Columbus Day on Monday, New Mexican senators continued to push for Indigenous Peoples' Day as a national change.

Albuquerque man sentenced in 2018 convenience store robbery

By Karen Kidd | Oct 13, 2021

A local man has been sentenced in the June 2018 robbery of a convenience store in southeast Albuquerque, according to U.S. Justice Department and FBI news releases.

Registration closes Oct. 14 for Albuquerque 'Junk Jog' that combines running, picking up trash

By David Beasley | Oct 13, 2021

Junk Jog, an event sponsored by Keep Albuquerque Beautiful and the city's Solid Waste Management Department that combines jogging and picking up litter, will be held Saturday, Oct. 23. But registration closes Oct. 14.

City Seeks River Commission Members

By City of Santa Fe | Oct 13, 2021

The City of Santa Fe is now accepting applications for four positions (three with voting privileges, one as an alternate who participates in discussions and can vote if a voting member is absent) on the Santa Fe River Commission.

City of Santa Fe Airport Advisory Board met May 13

By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Oct 13, 2021

City of Santa Fe Airport Advisory Board met Thursday, May 13.

Groundbreaking of City Solar Project

By City of Santa Fe | Oct 12, 2021

Friday, 11 a.m., at MRC

Your weekly update from the Rio Grande Foundation.

By Paul Gessing, RGF | Oct 12, 2021

Your weekly update from the Rio Grande Foundation.

Rules for Reporting Political Expenditures

By City of Santa Fe | Oct 12, 2021

Reminder: Ordinance 2021-16, An Ordinance Amending the Campaign Code, was approved on Aug 25, 2021

Orange Barrel Report for the Week of October 10, 2021

By City of Santa Fe | Oct 12, 2021

Weekly Road Maintenance and Construction Updates

City FY20 Audit Completed

By City of Santa Fe | Oct 12, 2021

Indicates Improved Financial Position Over FY19

City Battling Weeds with Extra Workforce and Eco-friendly Tactics

By City of Santa Fe | Oct 12, 2021

Parks Division teams are attacking the current proliferation of weeds by deploying extra worker-resources and utilizing ecologically sensitive tactics that will mitigate the problem in future seasons.