Business
Albuquerque Police Department Increases Officer Pay Under New Compensation Structure
City leaders aim to strengthen recruitment, retention, and career support within APD
Albuquerque to Host Youth Job and Volunteer Fair
Registration open for 14-25 year olds to explore employment and service opportunities.
Neighbors Oppose New Maverik Gas Station in Albuquerque
Residents rally against national chain's plan to open at Carlisle and I-40 intersection.
Crime
Albuquerque Standoff Suspect Had Violent Criminal Past
Lawmakers look to toughen penalties for felons with guns after fatal police shooting
Albuquerque Man Convicted of Murder in 2024 South Valley Shooting
Jury finds Samuel Jimenez Perez guilty of first-degree murder after deadly September 2024 incident.
Albuquerque Police Remain Committed to Solving 17-Year-Old West Mesa Murders
Investigators serve new search warrant and continue ground and aerial searches related to the case
Lifestyle
Albuquerque Brings Back Popular Food Truck Fridays
City seeks vendors to participate in weekly downtown event running March to October.
Wheels Museum Expands into Second Downtown Albuquerque Building
The museum must raise $3 million to renovate the long-vacant space and plans to grow its exhibits.
Sukoon Coffeehouse Brings Late-Night Study Space and Authentic Arabic Flavors
The rise of culturally-focused cafes offers immersive experiences and community hubs.
Politics
New Mexico Lawmakers Push for Stricter Laws on Guns, Burglary, and Drones
With two weeks left in the legislative session, only a few public safety bills are progressing
New Mexico Passes Bill to Ban Immigration Detention
The 'Immigrant Safety Act' heads to the governor's desk after passing the state Senate
New Mexico FEMA Claims Director Faces Calls to Resign
State leaders accuse Jay Mitchell of prioritizing his own claims over others
Weather
Cold Front Brings Gusty Winds, Cooler Temps to Eastern New Mexico
Weak system moves across region, bringing brief wind gusts and slightly lower temperatures.
Lincoln National Forest Plans Prescribed Burns
Closures and public advisories issued as forest service works to reduce wildfire risks
New Mexico Sees Warm Start to February
Quiet and mild conditions continuing statewide.
