Why Local Gamers Go Gaga For This Pizza Spot in Albuquerque, NM
Slice and Dice Pizzeria transforms pizza night into game night, creating an interactive dining experience that has made this small Albuquerque spot a local favorite. 🎲. The board game pizzeria concept combines handcrafted pies with an extensive collection of tabletop games, turning every meal into an adventure. How...
32K pounds of meat recalled nationwide
The recalled meats were never federally inspected and instead labeled with “Est. 1785,” a false USDA mark of inspection that does not exist.
RRPS keeping guns away through manpower and technology
Rio Rancho Public Schools uses a vigilant security team and technology to prevent students bringing firearms to campus, a district spokesperson says. Wyndham Kemsley told the Sandoval Signpost no firearms have been found on campus this school year. Last year, he said, the only such incident occurred when staff...
Albuquerque father sentenced to 14 years in prison for daughter’s death
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A father will serve a 14-year prison sentence over the death of his baby. Adam Garcia pleaded no contest after he brought his five-month-old daughter to the hospital with a brain bleed back in 2022. She died a month later. During his sentence, Garcia will not be allowed to contact his two […]
Corrales residents, leaders seeking lower speed limit on main drag after crashes
Corrales is known for its rural lifestyle and its slower pace of life. But some locals are concerned that things — namely vehicles — are moving too fast. Mayor James Fahey Jr. told the Corrales Comment that he and others from the village met with New Mexico Department of Transportation representatives and expressed...
Uballez launches records request regarding Keller administration
Albuquerque mayoral candidate Alex Uballez announced Thursday a nine-point series of inquiries into Mayor Tim Keller’s administration, and handling of funds. Uballez is requesting public records regarding possible asbestos exposure during construction of the Gateway Center. He also seeks details on how certain people...
Company drops nearly 200 liens in Albuquerque that AG says were illegally filed
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The New Mexico Department of Justice (NMDOJ) has called off almost $2 million in liens filed against nearly 200 homes in the metro. The Attorney General’s Office said the liens are illegal, and the company Boreworxx did so after a contract dispute over fiber optic installations in...
Police investigate road rage incident involving Albuquerque school bus
Editor’s Note: This story has been updated with information from Albuquerque police that so far no arrests have been made and the bus belonged to Rio Grande Academy for the Fine Arts. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – An Albuquerque mother is expressing her concern after her daughter was on a school bus that got into a road...
Mayor signs HEART ordinance amendment targeting public animal sales
Mayor Tim Keller has signed an amendment to the city’s Humane and Ethical Animal Rules and Treatment ordinance that closes enforcement gaps in regulating unlawful animal sales in public spaces. The amendment, sponsored by District 7 City Councilor Tammy Fiebelkorn and unanimously approved by the City Council on Aug....
By the #s: New Mexico targets its pedestrian death rate — the highest in...
With enough coordination, education, planning and proactivity, New Mexico can eliminate traffic deaths and no longer rank as the deadliest state for pedestrians, a state transportation official told lawmakers Thursday. Amy Whitfield, who is spearheading the New Mexico Transportation Department’s “Target Zero”...