Albuquerque NM

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – On Sunday, mothers got free admission to the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center Museum and Galleries for Mother’s Day. To make it more special for moms, there were traditional dancing and music as well as a special dish by the Indian Pueblo Kitchen just for moms. “We just came out today. It was […

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Many gathered at Triangle Park in Nob Hill Saturday as part of a community celebration for the Route 66 Centennial. The Rhythm and Roots on Route 66 celebration was put on by the Nob Hill Mainstreet with a lineup of live music by local musicians and a variety of food trucks. “At […]

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – On Saturday, people gathered to remember, support, and take action as part of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives Action Week. The Paint the Plaza Red event is a dual-city event put on by the Good Heart Medicine Tour and its partners. On Saturday, Civic Plaza was filled wi

In the current climate of the war in Iran, No Kings protests and economic uncertainty, I am uplifted by the Westside Unitarian Congregation’s installation and dedication of an international Peace Pole on March 29, at their location, 1650 Abrazo Drive NE, here in Rio Rancho. This is the only Peace Pole in Rio Rancho, as

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 that magically appears in a digital wallet, it’s

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Students and teachers from 10 schools across the state gathered Saturday morning for a race with self-driving cars. The New Mexico Artificial Intelligence Academy hosted the state-wide race car challenge, where students had to prepare AI pilot cars to guide race cars along tracks created by their schools.

Postal workers and volunteers in Albuquerque collected food for Stamp Out Hunger, a nationwide drive that helps feed hungry families.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – An Albuquerque Christmas tradition will be dimmer this year after the loss of the woman who helped create its magic. For decades, the Bugg lights have been more than just a Christmas display; they’ve been a holiday destination, drawing thousands of families to Albuquerque each year.

SANTA FE – Native American students and families shared feedback directly with state and tribal leaders Wednesday at the Government-to-Government Indian Education Summit at Santa Ana Pueblo. “New Mexico has made historic investments in Native American education because honoring tribal sovereignty and supporting culturally relevant learning leads to stronger...

State lawmakers and leaders released the following statements in response to the Justice Department suing New Mexico and Albuquerque.