The boss’ daughter becomes the boss at High Noon in Old Town
For Carla Villa, running High Noon Restaurant & Saloon is more than managing a well-known Old Town restaurant. It means carrying forward a family legacy while leading one of Albuquerque’s long-standing local businesses as a woman in the industry. About this series. March marks Women’s History Month, a time...
Commissioner’s claims that Gov has secret plan to move NM United stadium to fairgrounds...
By Jesse Jones, City Desk in The Paper. — Bernalillo County Commission Chair Adriann Barboa sent an early morning call to the community Wednesday for a press conference at the Expo New Mexico entrance that was long on rumors and short on facts. During the briefing, Barboa claimed that “people who represent the...
This Albuquerque Pizza Slice Bar Is BREAKING the Internet One Lemon Pie at a...
Albuquerque has a new obsession, and it’s Gimani, a slice bar turning casual pizza runs into full-on destination experiences. 🍕. Locals and travelers alike are flooding social feeds with photos of massive slices, glowing reviews of the lemon-kissed pies, and rave notes about the laid-back vibe and friendly staff.
Rio Rancho police investigates park shooting
Rio Rancho police are investigating after a man was found with a gunshot wound near Clayton Meadows Park.
RRPD confirms shooting in Northern Meadows
RIO RANCHO — One man has been taken to a hospital following a shooting in Northern Meadows. The Rio Rancho Police Department confirmed March 11 that one man was injured in a shooting near Clayton Meadows Drive. “Rio Rancho police responded to an incident near Clayton Meadows park where...
Bronze sculpture stolen from installation outside Albuquerque Museum
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A bronze sculpture has been stolen from a public art display outside the Albuquerque Museum. The sculpture is of a young girl and is part of the La Jornada installation located near 19th Street and Mountain Road. If anyone has information about the missing piece or may have witnessed...
Former Albuquerque pizza chain worker sentenced for attacking people and damaging store
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The sentence was handed down on Wednesday for a former pizza chain worker who violently attacked several people and destroyed part of the store. Last year, a jury found 31-year-old Robert Guzman guilty on three battery charges and criminal damage to property. Investigators said that Guzman...
City councilor seeks to make mayor, councilors liable for blocking ICE arrests in Albuquerque
A day after a trio of city councilors joined dozens of community advocates and state legislators in support of new city legislation to frustrate federal immigration enforcement efforts in Albuquerque, another councilor says he’ll try to amend the bill to make them liable for the consequences. In Feb., City Desk...
Buc-ee’s gets an ‘F’ grade from the Better Business Bureau
The beloved Buc-ees gas station chain may not be so beloved after all.
Students Identify Jane Doe on What Would Have Been her 53rd Birthday
Ramapo College Investigative Genetic Genealogy Center and the Albuquerque Police Department announce the identification of “Becca Doe” as Becca Mallekoote, born on March 4, 1973. A young woman — later known as “Becca Doe” — died by suicide in an Albuquerque motel in 1991. Although her personal effects...

















