Castelion lands agreement with Department of War
SANDOVAL COUNTY — A new Department of War contract will have a direct impact on Sandoval County. On Wednesday, as part of its attempt to build an “Aesenal of Freedom,” the department, formerly the Department of Defense, announced framework agreements with “new entrants and commercial innovators,” including Castelion Co
Millions of birds migrating over New Mexico this mid-May
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) — Birders, grab your binoculars, because millions of birds are flying over New Mexico. According to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology’s “BirdCast,” more than 3 million birds crossed over New Mexico last night. Right now is peak migration for millions of birds as...
Nonprofit celebrates new 23-unit campus to house homeless families
Saranam executive Director Tracy Weaver, right, and Alumni Coordinator Leighann Plummer, center, an alumna herself, gave U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich, left, a tour of their new west side campus, including a model apartment that shows what families can expect when they move in. On a bright, breezy spring morning last...
Albuquerque man accused of fatally shooting innocent bystander will remain in jail
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – It was a road rage shooting that ended in the killing of an innocent bystander on the street. On Thursday, a judge determined whether the Albuquerque man accused of shooting will stay in jail while he awaits his trial. Rory Horowitz was arrested by the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office last
Haaland outraises all other gov candidates combined, again
Deb Haaland has done it again. In the most recent campaign finance reports for candidates for governor, Haaland added $868,673 to her campaign war chest, outpacing all other candidates for governor combined. Haaland made history in April when her reports showed she had raised just over $11.1 million in her...
1 dead after 3 vehicle crash in northeast Albuquerque
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – One person is dead following a three-vehicle crash in northeast Albuquerque. The Albuquerque Police Department said the driver of a Kia was headed eastbound on Layton Ave. and stopped at a red light to turn onto Eubank. They then accelerated through the red light. A...
Bosque Farms man pleads guilty to federal firearm offense
A Bosque Farms man pleaded guilty in federal court to illegally possessing a firearm after multiple prior convictions for felonies and misdemeanor crimes of domestic violence. According to court documents, on July 15, 2024, Warren Chewiwi, 52, possessed a 12-gauge shotgun and shotgun shells. As a person previously conv
RRPD pays annual respect to fallen officers in ceremony
RIO RANCHO — An officer and their family’s worst day is when an officer is killed on the job. The reminder of that reality was present May 14 at the annual Rio Rancho Police Department Fallen Officer Memorial in Veterans Monument Park on Pinetree Road. “It is a...
The sonic culture of Sound Baths in New Mexico
By Sara Atencio-Gonzales, The Paper. – In a city known for its deep spiritual roots and wellness culture, sound baths are quickly becoming one of the most sought after ways to slow down. Across Albuquerque, these immersive listening experiences are popping up in cathedrals, yurts, studios and wellness spaces, drawing i
DOJ lawsuit, Crash investigation update, Dry and windy, Labor and delivery services, School recognized
[1] NM Attorney General agrees to temporarily not enforce Immigrant Safety Act – The New Mexico Department of Justice has agreed to temporarily not enforce a state law that bans local governments from contracting with ICE. Last week, the U.S. Department of Justice threatened an injunction to stop the law from going int

















