Man accused of hitting, killing UNMH nurse faces homicide by vehicle charge
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The driver accused of hitting and killing a University of New Mexico Hospital nurse is facing more charges. Brian Boyce, 42, has been indicted on new charges including homicide by vehicle and open container. He still faces the charge of leaving the scene of an accident, according to court...
Mayor signs new traffic code into law in Albuquerque
Mayor Tim Keller signed a new ordinance into law Tuesday to enhance safety for cyclists and pedestrians in Albuquerque.
Gregg Hull will not run for Rio Rancho mayor in 2026
Rio Rancho voters will elect a new mayor in 2026 as Gregg Hull announced Tuesday he will not run for reelection.
Rural, unhoused people statewide cite deposit, application fees as greatest barrier to housing
Volunteers conducted surveys with 714 people in 19 counties outside of Albuquerque, about two-thirds of them in Southern and rural Southeastern New Mexico.
Federal fugitive wanted by US Marshals
Have you seen Daniel Penrod? He’s wanted for probation violations
Hypersonic missile company chooses New Mexico for ‘Project Ranger’
On Nov. 17, 2025, New Mexico announced Castelion Corp. chose the state for its Project Ranger, a solid rocket motor manufacturing campus.
Unmarked Vehicles Spotted: Possible ICE Presence in San Pedro and San Antonio
Unmarked civilian vehicles, including a white van, have been spotted in the San Pedro and San Antonio areas. The vehicles, which are believed to belong to the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), have raised questions and concerns among local residents. The sighting was unexpected and has sparked curiosity...
Services set for Albuquerque pilot killed in UPS plane crash in Louisville
Services are set to celebrate the life of Lee Truitt, the Albuquerque man killed in a UPS plane crash in Louisville, Kentucky.
City council: Sunport deck moves forward, entertainment venue and grass votes delayed
The Albuquerque City Council greenlit housing on the West Side and funds for the Sunport’s observation deck but delayed other key decisions.
City files emergency petition against Albuquerque book store
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – After a deadly weekend shooting, the City of Albuquerque has filed an emergency petition to block a homeless camp at a bookstore. Quirky Books on Jefferson near Central has allowed the homeless to camp on the property for the past three years. The city filed a complaint earlier this month...

















