School bus involved in roll over off Albuquerque freeway, no kids present
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) — A school bus rolled over after being hit by a pick-up truck just off I-40 and Unser earlier on Monday. No kids were on the bus. The driver was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The crash that happened around 6:30 a.m. caused a major traffic slowdown in the area, but...
Saturday evening forecast
Clear skies are expected Saturday night, leading to another chilly night in parts of northern New Mexico.
African American Youth Empowerment Summit hosted by APS
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Albuquerque Public Schools hosted a workshop to celebrate and educate students on Black heritage, culture, and history. Every year, the African American Youth Empowerment Summit invites Albuquerque schools to participate in a day of team-building exercises to practice fostering community...
Martinez sinks 25 in win over Clovis
RIO RANCHO — In Rio Rancho, the third-seeded Rams rode a big second quarter to a decisive 65-37 win over No. 14 Clovis in the opening round of the 5A girls tournament. Leading 11-8 after a back-and-forth first quarter, Rio Rancho (25-4) uncorked 23 in the second to take a commanding 34-19 halftime lead. The Rams went...
Oddities and Curiosities Expo returns to Albuquerque
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Oddities and Curiosities Expo returned to New Mexico this weekend. The event featured all things extraordinary and weird. Attendees could expect to see everything from taxidermied raccoons, original artwork, and even skulls and bones. Visitors had the opportunity to shop for rare and...
Different demonstrations call for regime change, end to war in Iran
Two different demonstrations were held in Albuquerque on Saturday regarding the war in Iran.
Para alpine skier Kelsey O’Driscoll faced tough road to Cortina but is all smiles...
(NEXSTAR) — Team USA Paralympian alpine skier Kelsey O’Driscoll says there aren’t a lot of words to express what being in Cortina means to her. It’s the athlete’s first time at the games. “I’ve dreamed of this since I was a little kid,” Driscoll told...
New traffic safety improvements coming to Lead and Coal
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – More traffic safety measures are coming to two Albuquerque streets notorious for car crashes. The city announced Friday that it will be making targeted improvements to Lead and Coal Avenues this year. One of the improvements includes expanding the rest-in-red signal technology to six more...
NMDOH offering flu vaccinations during annual Health Fair
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The New Mexico Department of Health brought its mobile vaccine clinic out to Jefferson Middle School Saturday morning for their annual Health Fair. The event invited health care teams to get students and the community informed about the importance of health services and vaccinations. The...
Poetry Out Loud Allows Students to Speak Their Truth
High school students from across New Mexico take the stage this weekend to compete in the state finals of the Poetry Out Loud competition, marking the program’s first time being held in Albuquerque. The event takes place Sunday, March 8 at the National Hispanic Cultural Center, where 11 finalists...

















