NMDOT warns of “significant” weekend delays on I-40 in Carnuel through June
East Mountain drivers headed to weekend shopping or work in Albuquerque will need to add a little more time to their plans for the next few weekends. NMODT is beginning a project that will reduce I-40 to just one lane through the Tijeras Canyon from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. every weekend through mid-June.
Law students to serve as summer externs for judges in rural New Mexico
Press Release: Administrative Office of the Courts. Students from the University of New Mexico School of Law will serve as rural justice externs in state courts this summer. From left to right, with the judicial district where they will be based: Bradley “Liam” William Burnside, Seventh Judicial District; Loren Vigil,
Ticket sales projected to surpass previous years for Boots in the Park
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – New Mexico’s biggest country music festival, Boots in the Park, returned to Balloon Fiesta Park Friday, and event organizers said it’s their biggest turnout yet. “The first year it was one day, then we made it to two days, then this year we have two days and two stages,” Bonnie Marquez said [
Big-school state track records fall on busy Day 1
One of the things that is sometimes easily overlooked about the state track and field meet is that state records don’t necessarily have to be set in a final. Nobody had to tell Sandia High School sprinter Chigekwu Nwagbo. There wasn’t much fanfare, but the Matadors’ senior broke the...
Protect yourself from social media scams: Tips from Sandia Area Credit Union
Scams are on the rise across the country. New data from the Federal Trade Commission show that in 2025, nearly 30% of people reported that it started on social media, with monetary losses totaling $2.1 billion. Chief Risk Officer at Sandia Area Federal Credit Union stopped by New Mexico Living...
Between Albuquerque And Santa Fe Is A Loop Trail With Historic Art And Stunning...
Long swaths of volcanic rocks and sagebrush fill the desert landscapes of the American Southwest, to the point that it's easy to feel like you're the first human to touch ground on these lands. That makes it all the more surprising when you come across a trace of human presence and remember that, indeed, people have be
4 suspects arrested in connection to deadly shooting near Central in Albuquerque
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Police have arrested four suspects in connection to a fatal shooting near Central Ave. on Wednesday night. Tenard Weekly, Evan Rogers, Junior Lewis, and Jaylen Hopewell are charged with first-degree murder for what police said was a “highly coordinated attack.” Officers responded to gunshots
DIY Friday with Danielle: The Power Washer
Did you know there is a “Library of Things” in Rio Rancho that includes a power washer? Danielle Todesco checked it out.
Babydoll’s House of Jazz brings a different type of tune to Uptown Albuquerque
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) — There’s a new scene in uptown, where “the music is the thing.” Babydoll’s House of Jazz & Blues just recently opened its doors in Park Square Market. They’re hoping to offer up a sophisticated night out for Duke City locals, while also planting seeds for the next generation of jazz. And for [
Letter to the Editor: Every student deserves to be taught financial literacy
Financial literacy lessons for many of us growing up looked like watching our parents balance the checkbook or dropping coins into our piggy banks. But today’s students are facing a much more complex world. From Apple Pay available at the tap of a finger to an allowance or paycheck that magically appears in a digital w

















