Speed Merchant heads field of six in $75,000 Road Runner
ALBUQUERQUE -- Trainer Todd Fincher brings Speed Merchant back to the races off a five-month layoff and will face five rivals in the $75,000 Road Runner Stakes, the featured event on Sunday's program at Albuquerque Downs. Owned by Dale F Taylor Racing LLC, Speed Merchant is a perfect 3-for-3 over...
Fighters Path Foundation hosts art gallery opening on August 7
Fighters Path Foundation aims to help get you back on the right path. The foundation is focused on supporting individuals and families in overcoming their mistakes through mentorship and resource navigation. The Fighters Path Foundation will be hosting its first community event on August 7 at Juno called the Hands...
Flooding could hit some places again in New Mexico
After heavy rainfall resulted in flooding for parts of New Mexico recently, more heavy rainfall Wednesday could result in more flooding.
Road closures coming to Santa Fe Plaza area for Spanish Market
SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – Several streets in and around the Santa Fe Plaza will be closed for the Traditional Spanish Market and the Contemporary Hispanic Market this week. The market will take place on Saturday, July 25, and Sunday, July 26. To prepare for the event, setup will begin on Thursday, July 23, and several […
Albuquerque man arrested, accused of shooting gun out of moving truck on I-40
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – An Albuquerque man was arrested Tuesday after he allegedly fired multiple rounds from a moving box truck while traveling on Interstate 40, New Mexico State Police said. Jacob Gonzalez-Sotelo , 27, is charged with shooting at or from a motor vehicle, criminal damage to property and negligent u
Man to be sentenced for killing Little League umpire
A judge is set to sentence the man who pleaded guilty to a charge for a crash that killed Little League umpire Terry Dolan.
Reimagining High School In Albuquerque
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – High school is changing in Albuquerque. Now in its second year, Albuquerque Public Schools is expanding its Academies of Albuquerque initiative, which blends traditional academics with hands-on learning and career pathways in fields like STEM, health science, culinary arts, and skilled trades
Family speaks out, West Nile initiative, Isolated storms, Road project input, Bare-knuckle boxing
Tuesday’s Top Stories Tuesday’s Five Facts [1] Family of murder victim in Santa Fe say potential sentence for killer is not enough – In October 2022, Kiara McCulley stabbed 21-year-old Grace Jennings with a long sword 27 times. Her boyfriend, Isaac Apodaca encouraged McCulley to commit the murder to rank up in a secret
Fewer crimes, more tickets: Inside the RRPD’s 2025 Annual Report
Rio Rancho’s overall crime numbers dropped again last year, but drivers didn’t get the same break — and the city’s 911 center answered 30,000 fewer calls after splitting from the county, according to the Police Department’s newly released 2025 Annual Report. Crime down, but not...
Spaceport looking at data center
Albuquerque, NM (KKOB) — Following the news earlier this summer that New Mexico Tech and developer Green Data had paused a proposed solar-powered data center in Socorro, Spaceport America has confirmed that it has held ongoing discussions on a possible project with Green Data since 2021. New Mexico Tech did not pursue

















