New Mexicans split on state fairgrounds’ future
Day one of the New Mexico State Fair began Thursday, but does it mark the beginning of the end at Expo New Mexico?
What is the most beloved brand in your state? New survey has the answers
A new survey from MarketBeat asked more than 3,000 people to identify the products that inspire the most state pride.
City plans further changes to Central Ave. to protect pedestrians
City leaders say one stretch of Central Ave. is the worst for pedestrian deaths in the country, and they have plans to change that.
Gateway system set to expand with 100 new beds and approved funding
The City of Albuquerque’s Gateway System of Care is expanding with 100 new beds for one of its centers and additional funding for another.
Albuquerque Reliques: A globe made of fish along Tingley Beach
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) — At Tingley Beach, there’s a globe-shaped sculpture made of steel fish. The piece found its home next to the catch-and-release pond nearly twenty years ago, but the inspiration came long before that with an artist’s North Dakota upbringing and an overseas trip. “I grew up in a tiny town, so...
New Mexico State Fair 2025 is now open. Here is what to know.
The 2025 New Mexico State Fair is now open for 10 days of rides, food, entertainment, 4-H competitions and much more, here’s what to know.
Dignified farewell: Bernalillo County memorializes unclaimed remains
Their community remembers them. Bernalillo County Thursday morning, gave a dignified farewell to 171 individuals who died recently and whose cremated remains went unclaimed. The memorial service at Fairview Memorial Park was characterized by reminders that the deceased mattered. “No one should leave this world...
Potential relocation looms large over NM State Fair opening day
Zina Crum was already feeling sentimental when she opened up Zina’s Blue Corn Cafe on Thursday morning for the opening day of the New Mexico State Fair —even with 10 days left. She’s run the restaurant during the fair for the last 23 years, she told Source New Mexico between Navajo Taco and frybread orders. […]
New Mexico man accused of attacking aunt will stay in jail
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A New Mexico man who police said set his aunt’s house on fire and attacked her will remain in custody as his case goes through trial. On August 10, police said Richard Seago Jr. violently assaulted his aunt in her home while she was asleep. Police said they found her on the […]
City of Albuquerque expands grant program to help businesses install security cameras
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The City of Albuquerque is expanding its program that offers grant money, which business owners can use to install security cameras. The Community Connect Security Camera Grant Program will now be available to businesses in East Downtown and South Broadway. The expansion will provide grants...