Retired MMA fighter writes, directs, and acts in ‘Kill Me Again’
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – An MMA fighter who retired from the ring, not only wrote an entire movie himself but directed and acted in it as well. Keith Jardine held a special screening for his psychological thriller Kill Me Again at the Icon Cinema 4 Hills location. The movie is about a notorious serial killer who […]
Albuquerque to beautify Westside Boulevard with landscaped medians
Albuquerque commuters will soon see a greener Westside Boulevard as the city begins an eight-week project to add landscaped medians along about one mile of the major West Side thoroughfare. The Department of Municipal Development will install trees, shrubs and decorative stamped concrete elements along Westside...
‘Bands of Enchantment’ free downtown music festival set for this fall
The brains behind the “Bands of Enchantment” TV show believe Albuquerque is on the verge of getting its own Austin City Limits Music Festival.
‘No need to panic’ as APS dives into teacher hiring spree
School is almost back in session for the state’s largest school district, and the rush to get new backpacks and supplies is here.
Sandoval County speaks out following Intel to layoffs
Sandoval County manager, Wayne Johnson, says Intel is looking to lay off 15,000 to 20,000 people nationwide
21-year-old dies at Bernalillo County jail after medical emergency
A 21-year-old inmate died Wednesday morning at the Bernalillo County Metropolitan Detention Center despite life-saving efforts by jail staff and University of New Mexico Hospital medical personnel, according to a county press release. The inmate was discovered unresponsive at approximately 4:27 a.m. and was...
New Mexico metal fans remember the Prince of Darkness
Wednesday night at Revel was all about what Ozzy Osbourne has done for the metal music we hear today.
Local business ready to serve Albuquerque following break-ins
Tikka Spice is open and ready to serve Albuquerque. A recent break-in has the food truck rethinking its safety standards.
Albuquerque immigration order, Father killed in crash, Widespread rain, Cocaine seized, Albuquerque diner recognized
Tuesday’s Top Stories Tuesday’s Five Facts [1] ABQ mayor signs executive order for immigrant safety, rights – Albuquerque city leaders came together Monday to announce a new executive order. Mayor Tim Keller signed the policy, which looks to help the immigrant population in the city. The city says the order reaffirms...
ACS helps Albuquerque man in mental health crisis find treatment
When a desperate father couldn’t calm his adult son during a severe mental health crisis, Albuquerque’s alternative emergency response team stepped in where traditional police might have struggled, successfully connecting the man to voluntary treatment within an hour. Behavioral Health Responders from the Albuquerque...
