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NEW MEXICO (KRQE) — The New Mexico Rail Runner is expanding service for the summer months. Starting on June 1, changes will be made to the 508 and 525 trains. They will also be adding a new train, number 511. Further details are below. Northbound Southbound The new schedule will be in place through October, and […]

Albuquerque, NM (KKOB) –According to a new report from the Legislative Finance Committee, homelessness in New Mexico has increased, particularly in the Albuquerque, Las Cruces and Santa Fe areas. This despite a half-billion dollar investment in recent years. Issues of instability and homelessness increasingly impact Ne

The red cups. The lamps. The checkered tables. Retro Pizza Hut is making a comeback - here’s where.

What happens when a town wants to unburden itself from the responsibilities of being a town? Or if residents conclude, as some in Edgewood have, that it’s time for the town government to go away?. A group of Edgewood residents, including Former Mayor John Abrams, say it’s time for...

A powerful dust storm was caught on video Monday, from a passenger aboard a flight heading out of Albuquerque as the dust storm moved in.

The University of New Mexico Duck Pond is home to many creatures throughout the year, offering a rare space on campus to be surrounded by non-human friends. Students can find a spot on the grassy hill that looks towards the pond and notice ducks, fish and turtles swimming by. Other local bird species also find shelter

Sandoval County residents who want a say in how the county spends more than $60 million next year — or who want to weigh in on who sets commissioners’ own salaries — have a chance to speak Wednesday night when the Board of County Commissioners holds its regular meeting at 6 p.m. in Bernalillo.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Albuquerque Police Department is launching an initiative to help business owners and other establishments become better equipped to handle dangerous situations. The “De-escalation Initiative” hosted its first training on Tuesday, focused on downtown and Nob Hill businesses. APD said they’

Most areas are drying out Wednesday, unless you live in far northeastern New Mexico where a low-pressure system continues to churn out rain.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – As metal theft continues to plague Albuquerque businesses and city property, a proposed city ordinance could help police prosecute the thieves. It’s an all too common theft, forcing car owners to pay thousands of dollars in repairs. “Within two minutes, they will cut this right here, and then