Bernalillo County Commission considers zoning changes to heavily industrial area
BERNALILLO COUNTY, N.M. (KRQE) – A community outside of Albuquerque’s city limits, well-known as an industrial area, could see major zoning changes as Bernalillo County leaders hope to bring new opportunities for the community. If you’re driving south of Albuquerque’s city limits between I-25 and the Rio Grande, you’ll
Albuquerque’s Animal Welfare Department aids families with pet food pantry
Providing support during a time of financial hardship is what Albuquerque’s Animal Welfare Department is hoping to do with its pet food pantry. So far this year, their pet food pantry has served more than 900 families. The Animal Welfare Department is seeking donations for the following items:. Dry...
Land dispute leaves Bernalillo County residents without main road access
BERNALILLO COUNTY, N.M. (KRQE) – A land dispute has left property owners without a main road in and out of their neighborhood. The Laguna Pueblo closed that road, saying it’s under their tribal jurisdiction. Bernalillo County is now trying to resolve the issue. It’s a road on the outskirts of Bernalillo County with a l
Judge to sentence mom for death of her toddler
A judge is set to sentence an Albuquerque woman in connection with the shooting death of her toddler despite her not pulling the trigger.
Impersonator pretends to be New Mexico public officials supporting Project Jupiter
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Two Albuquerque elected officials are sounding the alarm after discovering an imposter used their identities to back a controversial data center project in southern New Mexico. Project Jupiter is a massive data center up for consideration in Doña Ana County, but it has stirred pushback from resident
Young New Mexico musicians perfect craft with free summer jazz camp
While many kids are busy with sports camps or reading programs, some young musicians are learning some new skills on their instruments.
UNM-GALLUP INSTRUCTOR EARNS TEACHING EXCELLENCE AWARD
An English instructor from The University of New Mexico-Gallup earned a Teaching Excellence Award for her dedication to growing as an educator and finding innovative ways to reach students in the classroom. Tracy Lassiter, an associate professor and coordinator of digital learning at UNM-Gallup, earned the UNM Teaching
Teen starts coffee and matcha truck business
RIO RANCHO — A first job for a teenager tends to be something menial, whether it be in food service, babysitting or cleaning. For one teen, however, her first job is her first business, and she is doing it to ensure her own future. Natalia Jurado, 17, of Rio...
The French Onion Soup At This Charming New Mexico Restaurant Feels Like Dining In...
Some meals feel like a reset button, and this small French bistro has that effect before the soup even arrives. Step inside and the pace changes fast. The room is small, the light is warm, and the scent of caramelized onions makes it hard to think about anything except dinner. Then comes the French onion soup, bubbling
New Mexico Tattoo Fiesta returns to Albuquerque
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The New Mexico Tattoo Fiesta is returning to the Albuquerque Convention Center July 10 – 12. The event brings together over 400 tattoo artists from around the world to show off their styles and work. Guests can also enjoy a variety of vendors, giveaways, raffles and more during the three-day

















