Eye on the FBI: Cybercrimes and how to avoid them
The FBI handles cybercrimes of all sorts so, naturally, they have tips for you to avoid becoming a victim of these crimes.
Suspect sought for robbing Bank of America on Coors
Authorities need your help to identify a man accused of robbing a Bank of America on Coors Boulevard in Albuquerque.
Let’s talk about redeveloping the State Fairgrounds
Let’s Talk New Mexico, 1/8/26, 8am: Investing in the State Fairgrounds in central Albuquerque has come up several times in recent decades, but last year Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham made it a priority. She announced a redevelopment that would include affordable housing, community space and retail. Just last month a...
Fight between city and bookstore over homeless camps heads to court again
The fight between the City of Albuquerque and a local bookstore letting homeless people camp on their property is headed back to court.
1 dead after police shooting in To’Hajiilee
TOHAJIILEE, N.M. (KRQE) – A man is dead after a shooting involving the Navajo Police Department. Officers responded to reports of a domestic disturbance and kidnapping around 10:30 a.m. in To’Hajiilee, which is roughly 19 miles west of Albuquerque. Officers found the victim, but Navajo police said a man came out of a...
El Cerro Mission man charged with first-degree murder
MONTEREY PARK — A Valencia County man is in jail on a no-bond hold after shooting a friend in the chest, killing him on New Year’s Eve. Angel Ramos, 21, of El Cerro Mission, is charged with murder in the first degree in the death of Jesus Olivas.
BCSO: 1 killed in crash on I-40 east of Albuquerque
A man is dead after a dump truck struck and killed him Thursday morning on westbound Interstate 40, east of Albuquerque.
Woman files lawsuit after New Mexico State Police chase leads to wrong way driver...
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A man is accused of fleeing from an officer, driving the wrong way, and crashing into a woman. That woman is now suing New Mexico State Police, claiming they are partially responsible for the incident. The dangerous crash, which occurred in October 2024, has left her with severe injuries...
North America’s Largest Pow Wow Is Ending After 43 Years — And Nobody Will...
For 43 years, thousands of Indigenous dancers in brilliant regalia have spiraled into the arena at the Gathering of Nations in Albuquerque. Drum groups shake the building. Families reunite. More than 500 tribes from across the U.S. and Canada show up to compete, trade, and celebrate. In August 2025, organizers...
BCSO collaborating with ACS to tackle juvenile crime
A city-wide program aimed at addressing juvenile crime is expanding to the county level, with hopes of making a significant impact.
