Mexico sends National Guard to it’s northern border
Albuquerque, NM (KKOB) — An international presence is focusing on the southern border. Specialized units of Mexico’s National Guard have arrived in Ciudad Juarez to reportedly conduct surveillance and crime-prevention efforts along the U.S.-Mexico border. The additional personnel are conducting patrols on the Mexican s
Rio Rancho celebrates Juneteenth in sweltering heat
RIO RANCHO — The annual Juneteenth event put on by the city of Rio Rancho and the Rio Rancho/Sandoval County NAACP Branch at Haynes Park June 20 was fun but hot. Program Coordinator Barbara Bodison was pleased with the turnout at the event. "I think it went very well....
AEW Dynamite ticket sales for Rio Rancho tracking way below 2025 event
AEW Dynamite takes place this week from the Rio Rancho Events Center, Rio Rancho, and the latest update from WrestleTix isn’t exactly fantastic reading for the company. As of writing, 2,048 tickets have been distributed for the show, which is below the 3,103 that were distributed for the 5/21/2025 episode of the show f
Man who admitted to two Albuquerque murders sentenced
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – On Monday, a man learned how long he would remain behind bars after his confession to multiple murders. In April 2026, Kevin Geier confessed to killing Adrian Johnson and Samuel Almanza just days apart in 2018. At the time of his confession, Geier was already serving time for a third murder f
Heat continues as monsoon moisture increases this week
A monsoon high is strengthening south of New Mexico today, helping temperatures climb across the state. This will bring us the hottest day of the week for many locations reaching the 90s and triple digits, with Albuquerque potentially hitting 100° again. Moisture will also begin moving into western New Mexico this afte
New Mexico DA’s push lawmakers to make major changes on the juvenile crime front
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Still six months out from the next legislative session, where a new governor will be at the helm, a group of New Mexico district attorneys is once again pushing lawmakers to make major changes on the crime front. Lawmakers are facing a 60-day session starting in January, and at least two prominent [
Central Ave. pedestrian crossing completed as part of Rail Trail project
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – For the past three years, a problematic pedestrian crossing in downtown Albuquerque has been getting a revamp. Now, the city is unveiling the finished crossing. At the corner of 1st St. and Central Ave. in downtown Albuquerque, people go to the Alvarado Transportation Center to take the bus o
Suspect in Maestas murder charged with manslaughter
BERNALILLO — Almost two years later, teens allegedly responsible for the death of 15-year-old Adrian Maestas have been identified in public court proceedings. One teen made a first appearance in public court for a voluntary manslaughter charge and two others appeared for dueling charges tied to the incident on June 22.
Bernalillo County Animal Care Services hosts free microchip events this week
BERNALILLO COUNTY, N.M. (KRQE) – Bernalillo County Animal Care Services will be hosting a series of free microchip events this week. Microchipping can significantly improve the likelihood of reuniting lost pets with their families, Bernalillo County Animal Care Services said. “Every year, we see an increase in lost pet
50 years of Pride tradition, legacy and community in Albuquerque
Albuquerque kicked off Pride Month with a double event on Saturday, June 13, starting with a morning parade in Nob Hill followed by Pride Fest at Civic Plaza, marking a 50-year legacy of celebrating Pride annually in the city. Starting at 10 a.m. and lasting two hours, an intergenerational crowd...

















