9 New Mexico Sopapilla Spots Where Honey And Powdered Sugar Are Just The Beginning
In New Mexico, sopapillas are more than just a sweet treat; they are a culinary experience where honey and powdered sugar are merely the starting point. With each spot offering its unique spin, here’s a journey to nine must-visit sopapilla destinations across the state. Sadie’s of New Mexico (Albuquerque)...
Bernalillo County treasurer answers important questions about your tax bill
Owning a home or property means paying property taxes – but how well do you understand your bill? The Bernalillo County treasurer answers your questions.
Albuquerque mayoral candidates tackle homelessness crisis in unique forum
The people hoping to be Albuquerque’s next mayor will meet for another debate after a unique discussion Sunday.
Albuquerque Public Schools asks for $350 million bond
On this fall’s ballots in addition to votes for mayor, city council, and school board, local voters will be asked to decide on a $350 million bond for Albuquerque Public Schools. These bonds (another name for debt which is typically used to pay for construction and other infrastructure) usually pass, but I hope...
Meet the youngest globito pilot
The Fiesta de Los Globitos, or the RC balloon show, has been a part of Balloon Fiesta for four years now.
Sky News 13 flies over Balloon Fiesta on Day 2
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Green Flag has been raised for Day 2 of the 53rd Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta. Dawn Patrol has Mass Ascension will begin at 7 a.m. Sunday, October 5
19-year-old accused in UNM dorm shooting heads to court Wednesday
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The older brother of a 14-year-old killed in a UNM dormitory will be in court on Wednesday. Zion Miera is accused of tampering with evidence. Police say that, after the shooting in the dorm that killed Michael Lamotte, Zion Miera went back into the dorm to take drugs and guns without...
People in Albuquerque encouraged to rent out unused vacant lots through city program
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The City of Albuquerque is opening up a new program called Lots Reimagined, for people to rent out vacant city-owned lots. It’s all in an effort to clean up unused areas, which are commonly known to draw crime. There are nine lots spread across the city. In areas downtown, in the southeast,...
Gathering of Nations Powwow prepares for ‘The Last Dance’ in Albuquerque
Next year, the 43rd Gathering of Nations Powwow will take place in Albuquerque and will be “The Last Dance.”. The event will continue to celebrate Native American culture through dance, drumming, singing, pageantry, parades, competitions and more. There will also be a market featuring about 300 vendors selling goods...
Chicken Salad Chick offers dine in, catering and meals to go at Albuquerque locations
Chicken Salad Chick is excited to bring Southern hospitality to New Mexico by making all guests feel at home while dining at the restaurant. When you enter the restaurant, Chicken Salad Chick has 12 different flavors, and one special flavor that rotates from time to time, that you can sample before placing your order.
