Deadly shooting raises tensions over bookstore
A deadly shooting is raising tensions between a bookstore letting homeless people stay in their parking lot – and nearby business owners who have raised concerns.
BCSO seeks help to identify suspect and vehicle linked to robbery
The Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office is asking for your help to identify the suspect and vehicle allegedly involved in an Oct. 12 robbery.
New episode of “Aventura” takes viewers on a trip on the Turquoise Trail
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – KRQE News 13’s Chad Brummett’s new docu-series. “Aventura” takes viewers beyond the travel brochures and the well-known destinations, to uncover the true heart of New Mexico. The latest episode is titled “The Trail in Two Cities” and Brummett takes viewers on a trip from Albuquerque to Santa Fe...
Suspect in Albuquerque house party killing pleads not guilty
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A New Mexico man has pleaded not guilty after being accused of a deadly shooting at a house party in late October. Albuquerque police responded to a home on October 25, where they found a 25-year-old man dead inside. Police say someone called 911 saying they found the victim the night...
City council to vote on $2M emergency resolution to restore parks in Albuquerque
The Albuquerque City Council is set to vote on an emergency resolution to allocate $2 million toward restoring the grass in city parks.
Lawmakers call for study of forced sterilization of Indigenous women
New Mexico lawmakers want a truth and reconciliation commission to study the forced sterilization of Indigenous women.
American Indian Student Services hosts first annual feast day
Students gathered at the University of New Mexico’s Cornell Mall to watch Pueblo dancers and musicians and shop from Indigenous artist vendors during American Indian Student Services’ first annual feast day on Thursday, Nov. 13. The feast day was hosted by American Indian Student Services and featured dancers...
City Council unanimously passes historic traffic ordinance
The Albuquerque traffic code has remained nearly unchanged since 1974, but is now being updated after a unanimous city council vote in the wake of multiple pedestrian and bicycle traffic accidents, including one that killed 19-year-old cyclist Kayla VanLandingham, who was struck by a car at a bike crossing near...
Change is finally coming to weather in New Mexico
A change in the weather finally came Sunday as winds blew in colder, more seasonable weather into New Mexico.
This New Mexico Green Chile Café Won People Over With Honest, Everyday Flavor
Walk into The Original Cocina Azul and you’ll smell roasted green chile before you see the bright blue doors. Locals swear by its honest, everyday flavor: recipes that taste like someone’s abuela is still calling the shots. With a 4.5-star reputation and a line that hums through lunch,...
