11 New Mexico Chile Joints Locals Trust Without Question
In New Mexico, chile is not a topping or an optional add on. It is a point of pride, a daily staple, and a topic people are willing to argue about at length. Locals grow up knowing which spots are worth defending and which ones are not. These are the...
$1M settlement reached with family who lost their home in 2022 SWAT standoff in...
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The City of Albuquerque is paying out big bucks after a deadly SWAT operation in 2022 destroyed a family’s home. An Albuquerque family said this was just the beginning of an over three-year nightmare after a SWAT operation went wrong. “The home was completely destroyed, all of our clients’...
New leadership takes the gavel in Bernalillo County
The Bernalillo County Commission elected the new chair and vice chair of the commission in its first meeting of the 2026 calendar year, where Adriann Barboa took over as the commission chair with Frank Baca as her vice chair. The commission voted 5-0 for Barboa to take over the gavel from outgoing chair Eric Olivas....
The New Face of Public Art in Albuquerque
When Michael Ogilvie stepped into his new role overseeing Albuquerque’s Public Art Program last fall, he wasn’t just taking on a leadership position, he was joining a city he had long admired from afar. “It’s been great,” says Ogilvie of his first few months in Albuquerque. “Albuquerque is...
Judge to sentence suspects in murder-for-hire
A judge on Thursday will sentence two suspects who pleaded guilty to charges for a 2022 murder-for-hire plot in northeast Albuquerque.
Street medicine program brings doctor’s office to those in need
Five times a week the University of New Mexico School of Medicine Street Medicine team goes out and meets people where they are.
Neighbors raise safety concerns about home in International District
Neighbors in Albuquerque’s International District are raising safety concerns about a foreclosed property on San Pedro Drive SE.
Albuquerque city councilors consider allowing duplexes and townhomes in all neighborhoods
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – City councilors are considering proposals that could reshape neighborhoods across Albuquerque. One of the most controversial elements would allow duplexes and townhomes in all R-1 zones: areas long designated for single-family homes only. The idea is drawing both strong support and...
5 Things to Do in the Dark in New Mexico (They’re Not What You...
There are daytime activities and there are nighttime activities, and today we are going to talk about some activities that are either only to be done at night or just more fun at night. As we all know, things look and seem different once the sun goes down. Maybe it feels calmer or a little […]
NTSB: Boeing knew about previous plane defects in Louisville crash that killed Albuquerque pilot
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – There are new details in the deadly UPS plane crash that killed an Albuquerque pilot. A report shows that the plane manufacturer, Boeing, knew about the plane’s defects since 2011. The UPS plane crashed in Kentucky in November, after taking off, and the left engine came off the wing. Three...

















