Protestors, ICE clash at Albuquerque DHS facility
A protest of approximately 20 people outside of a federal immigration detention center Friday afternoon on Albuquerque’s south side sparked several physical confrontations, resulted in the detention of two protestors and ended after federal officials threatened the crowd with arrest if they didn’t disperse.
Unsettling Court Documents Detail Allegations as Arrest Warrant Is Issued for ‘Little House on...
A fresh legal development has drawn attention to a longtime Hollywood marriage.
City of Albuquerque begins search for new Albuquerque police chief
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The search for a new Albuquerque Police Department chief is now underway. The city hired a consulting firm to help with the recruitment and selection process, and applications are already being submitted. Mayor Tim Keller said he’s looking for someone who can meet today’s challenges,...
Santa Fe shelter in place lifted, Winter storm, Albuquerque homeless camp ruling, Police Chief...
Friday’s Top Stories Friday’s Five Facts [1] Santa Fe Police provide update on what caused shelter-in-place Thursday – Santa Fe Police issued a shelter-in-place alert for people in the area of St. Francis Dr. between NM599 and Alamo Dr. on Thursday afternoon. According to police, just before 1:15 p.m., officers...
Safe Haven Baby Box Coming to Albuquerque + Parenting Resources
Albuquerque is preparing to install its first Safe Haven Baby Box at Fire Station 12 near Central and Juan Tabo. And Bernalillo just completed construction of its first Safe Haven Baby Box. As a nurse trained in Safe Haven procedures and someone who supports families every day, I can only...
ABQ launches ambitious plan to attract global businesses to Mesa del Sol
The Albuquerque City Council unanimously approved an ordinance Monday committing $5.75 million in public funds to launch a global business accelerator expected to create 1,200 high-paying jobs in Mesa del Sol. The ordinance authorizes the city to serve as fiscal agent for $5 million in state economic development...
Jury convicts man for fatal stabbing on Albuquerque city bus
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A jury convicted a man of a deadly stabbing on an Albuquerque city bus last year. Then 19-year-old Charles Madrid stabbed and killed 43-year-old Adrian Marthell after an altercation on an ABQ Ride bus near Central Ave. and Coors Blvd. Madrid fled to a nearby school he attended, and told...
Tap N Taco expands
Tap and Tacos is thriving in Rio Rancho and plans to expand to Albuquerque and beyond.
Chicken chain continues growing: new Raising Cane’s opening soon in Albuquerque
There are only six states in which you won't find chicken fingers and Cane's Sauce.
Johnny Tapia’s sons set to make pro boxing debut
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Tapia Takeover in association with Tapia Promotions will host the “Burque Brawl” boxing card on Friday night. The card features the long awaited professional debuts of Johnny Tapia’s sons, Johnny Jr. and Nicco. “I just got to prove that I’m in it...

















