Albuquerque man convicted of 2nd-degree murder in South Valley shooting
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Joseph Gonzales, accused of a fatal 2022 South Valley shooting, was found guilty in court on Thursday of second-degree murder. Gonzales shot and killed Abner Antillon after a confrontation that turned into a shooting, which was caught on a surveillance camera. A trial last year ended with a...
Teen to remain in jail for allegedly killing man while trying to steal his...
One of the teens charged with allegedly killing a man, who tried to stop them from stealing his car, will stay in jail, pending his trial.
Juarez police officer ‘El Monster’ linked to massacre of 9 Americans
Mexican authorities have arrested a Juarez municipal police officer in connection with the killing of nine American women and children on Nov. 4, 2019, on a highway in the northern state of Sonora.
Albuquerque ordinance would encourage more safe outdoor spaces by changing the laws to make...
At New Creation Church's Safe Outdoor Space, up to 10 residents have their own tents, as well as storage, and access to restrooms and showers in a secure supervised area. The City of Albuquerque is looking to make it easier to establish Safe Outdoor Spaces for people living on the streets by changing a few key...
APD address latest police shootings involving a mental health crisis
A July 4 shooting involving the Albuquerque Police Department and a man with autism is bringing police shootings back in the spotlight.
UNM Resumes New Student Orientation After Dorm Shooting
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The University of New Mexico resumed its New Student Orientation on Wednesday, less than a week after a fatal shooting at the Casas Del Rio dormitory. Michael LaMotte, 14, was identified as the victim in the July 25 shooting. The two-day orientation was canceled following the incident. According...
Traditional, glamourous, casual: A look at Albuquerque’s tea rooms
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) — If you’re looking for a unique way to commemorate a milestone or celebrate a holiday in Duke City, a tea room might just be your thing. Albuquerque has three different tea rooms in the area, all with different vibes. Take a look at our various tea houses below. St. James Tearoom This […]
ART security calls skyrocket, but actual violence plummets
Less than three weeks after a city bus driver fatally stabbed a passenger near Coors Boulevard, new data shows security calls to Albuquerque’s transit system have jumped 81% over the past year. The July 9 stabbing followed an argument on board that spilled onto the street. Surveillance video shows the 41-year-old...
UNM responds to family’s statement on shooting death of 14-year-old on campus
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The University of New Mexico is responding to criticism of its response to last week’s deadly shooting on campus. Michael LaMotte, 14, was killed, and another 19-year-old was wounded in the shooting at Casas del Rio dorm last Friday. In a statement sent from the LaMotte’s family attorney,...
The Sound of New Mexico
Our red-hot music scene sizzles with tradition and innovation. Meet the local legends, genre-bending artists, indie labels, enchanting venues, and beloved radio stations who are serving the rhythms of New Mexico. A SETTING SUN casts a golden glow over Albuquerque’s Old Town Plaza as hometown trio Felix y Los Gatos...