NMSP working to recruit more women to law enforcement
New Mexico State Police is starting a women in law enforcement campaign to encourage women to rise to the challenge and consider a career with the agency.
Corrales Mayoral candidates answer questions on development, finances and infrastructure
Mayoral candidates James Fahey and Fred Hashimoto outlined their visions for the Village of Corrales in a question-and-answer forum compiled by resident Mary Ellen Capek. The candidates addressed issues ranging from fire suppression and water infrastructure to zoning concerns and village finances. Question: As mayor,...
Video shows what led to deadly shooting outside Spirit Halloween store
New video shows what led a shooting between a security guard and a suspected shoplifter outside a Spirit Halloween store in Albuquerque.
Clean and lien approved for Corrales ‘trashy yard’
A Corrales property described as an eyesore and a safety hazard by neighbors and village officials is headed toward cleanup one way or another. Village councilors Tuesday approved a resolution authorizing a “clean and lien” action for a property at 744 Old Church Road after planning and zoning administrator Laurie...
Rio Rancho Police to Launch New Automated Speed Enforcement Units in December
On December 13, 2025, the Rio Rancho Police Department will introduce ten new automated mobile speed enforcement units. This is part of the City’s Safe Traffic Operations Program (STOP). The new units will replace the current vehicle-based cameras, which are being phased out. Verra Mobility will continue as the...
Teen facing gun charges after disturbance in Rio Rancho
Rio Rancho police say a teenager is facing gun charges after an incident Thursday night on San Juan de Rio Drive.
Drug gang linked to murder of Colombian rapper, DJ
Mexican authorities are reporting the arrest of 16 people in connection to the murder of two Colombian artists last month.
Homemade haunted house gives frights for good cause in Albuquerque metro
A Halloween display map shows good spots in the Albuquerque metro, including a haunted house that’s giving a fright for a good cause.
Food banks see sharp increase in demand amid federal SNAP uncertainty
Over the weekend, the state’s roughly 460,000 SNAP recipients will receive a payment equaling 30% of their typical monthly food assistance benefit, Health Care Authority Secretary Kari Armijo told Source New Mexico on Friday
1991 rape finally gets a sentence
Albuquerque, NM (KKOB) — Brian Rascon will serve 38 years in prison for a rape committed in 1991. The 52-year-old was sentenced Wednesday after a jury found him guilty of raping a woman during a home invasion more than three decades ago. The case was solved in 2020 through DNA evidence from a long-delayed rape kit....
