Local Favorites: New Mexico Restaurants That Stay Busy Without Ads
Some of the best restaurants in New Mexico never spend a dime on advertising. They don’t need flashy billboards or social media campaigns because their food speaks for itself. These local treasures rely on word-of-mouth, loyal customers, and flavors so authentic that people keep coming back for more, bringing...
Albertson’s Offers $68 Turkeys for Just $14!
In an unexpected turn of events, Albertson's, a popular supermarket chain, has made headlines for selling $68 turkeys for a mere $14. The store, located on 528 next to Target, reportedly overstocked on turkeys and is now offering them at a significantly reduced price. This surprising sale has sparked a lively...
Applications being accepted for 2026 FBI Citizen’s Academy in Albuquerque
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) — The Federal Bureau of Investigation is giving Duke City residents a rare opportunity to see how it all works behind the scenes. The FBI’s Albuquerque Field Office is now taking applications for their 2026 FBI Citizen’s Academy. Over the course of eight sessions, subjects like cyber crime,...
Mending for the homeless event put on by local nonprofit
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A local nonprofit is getting hands-on to help the homeless in Albuquerque keep warm during the winter months. Tuesday, Tender Love Community Center held its annual Mending for the Homeless event at Robinson Park. During the event, staff and clients came together to mend clothing, sew items...
APS memo on Thanksgiving draws national attention
Albuquerque Public Schools is getting national attention on a memo the school district sent out regarding Thanksgiving.
New Mexico’s plan gives homeless students $500 a month to stay in school
New Mexico is addressing student homelessness with a new initiative that pays qualifying students $500 a month.
‘Trashy yard’ owners appeal, council will review clean-and-lien order
The owners of a Corrales property described by neighbors and village officials as a public nuisance have appealed a clean-and-lien order and now face a public hearing before the Village Council. Councilors last month approved the sanction against Jose Silva and Horst Welbat, who own the property at 744 Old...
Has Anyone Else Experienced This with Thunderbird Property Management?
A tenant in Albuquerque has recently shared their distressing experience with Thunderbird Property Management. The tenant has raised several concerns, including issues with deposits, rekey fees, notice fees, maintenance charges, and the company's response to negative reviews. The tenant is seeking advice and...
Joy Junction hosts Thanksgiving feast for hungry Albuquerque families
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) — Joy Junction‘s annual Thanksgiving feast is giving people more than a plate of food – it’s letting families know they’re here for them, year after year. For forty years now, the non-profit organization has been hosting this yearly get together. They welcome anyone who is hungry and in need...
Albuquerque residents push back against proposed city zoning changes
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The City of Albuquerque is looking at changing zoning rules to improve the housing shortage, but some residents are concerned the proposed changes will hurt their neighborhoods. The Integrated Development Ordinance, or IDO, contains the city’s zoning rules and is updated every two years....
