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A possible split between Lovelace Health System and Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Mexico is raising questions for people, including one cancer patient.

A quiet New Mexico street is not where you expect to meet a house that looks ready for intergalactic liftoff, but there it is. The block feels calm and lived-in, with trees, sidewalks, and that easy neighborhood hush. Then the house pulls focus. Curved surfaces. Colorful tile. Metal sculptures. A...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Albuquerque drivers, your commute to work might take a little longer starting on Monday. A stretch of I-25 is going to be closed for almost two months for the construction of a new on-ramp. Starting Sunday at 10 p.m., the southbound Montgomery Boulevard on-ramp and a stretch of frontage road

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – It’s graduation weekend, and managing one graduate can be challenging, but imagine the task for a father graduating alongside three of his daughters. Mike Guinn expressed, “Education is something that can be taken away from you. Once you learn it, you’ve got it.” This weekend is particularly

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – High schoolers from across the state gathered to help give the Land of Enchantment a major makeover on Saturday. Dozens of students attended the Youth Beautification Summit at the National Hispanic Cultural Center. The event is part of the state’s Breaking Bad Habits campaign for youth, encou

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Dozens made it out to North Domingo Baca Park to walk for a good cause. The Parkinson’s Foundation held a Moving Day to get Albuquerque residents out and about to raise money for the disease. This year’s event honored Patricia Ruybal, who is a massage therapist and vocal advocate for people l

After a devastating injury, doctors said Danielle Cummings would never be able to run again, but today, she beat all odds.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Albuquerque’s biggest country music festival is closing out day two on Saturday night. Boots in the Park organizers said it’s been their biggest turnout yet, selling approximately 60,000 tickets this year. The record-breaking third year of the festival nearly sold out. Organizers credit the g

Bernalillo County commissioners approved a nearly $1.2 million contract to restore the pedestrian bridge over Tijeras Creek that was washed away during the massive July 2025 canyon storm. at an administrative meeting to replace the flood-damaged Tijeras Creek pedestrian bridge. Kimo Constructors, Inc. will rebuild the

Boots in the Park returned to Balloon Fiesta Park as organizers expect 60,000 people for the festival’s third year.