• What to expect at United's Meow Wolf night

    What to expect at United's Meow Wolf night
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The most immersive, exhilarating, artistic night of the season for New Mexico United is back for a third year as the team is set to host Meow Wolf Night on Saturday, July 16. There will be plenty of festivities including special jerseys, a pre game tailgate and a costume contest with a grand prize round trip to Las Vegas. Former MLS player signs with United“Meow Wolf Night is the most incredible, engaging and expressive soccer experience on the planet,”
  • Burn scar areas face more flooding in northern New Mexico

    Burn scar areas face more flooding in northern New Mexico
    LAS VEGAS, N.M. (KRQE) – The areas affected by the Hermits Peak Calf Canyon Fires continue to deal with flooding. Benji and Juli Maestas sent KRQE News 13 video from mile marker 12 in Guadalupita as storms hit Thursday. KRQE's Wildfire CoverageIt didn't rain a lot but with the fire, it was enough to cause problems. That area has been dealing with flooding for much of the week and will likely face issues until the burn scars get new growth on them.The Hermits Peak Calf Canyon Fire
  • Cibola National Forest unveils new management plan

    Cibola National Forest unveils new management plan
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The Forest Service has a new plan to manage New Mexico's forests to make them healthier and more sustainable. The Cibola National Forest, which covers Mt. Taylor, Magdalena, Mountainair, and Sandia Ranger Districts, has developed a 261-page plan on management.PNM warns of phone scam where scammers threaten to shut off powerIt covers everything from how thin they would like the forests to be and the balance of different types of trees to how they will better re
  • Portales man sentenced to 3 years for raping woman

    Portales man sentenced to 3 years for raping woman
    PORTALES, N.M. (KRQE) – Erasmo Vega will spend the next three years in prison after being found guilty of criminal sexual penetration. In December 2018, Vega went over to a woman's house to watch a movie. The woman fell asleep and when she woke up, Vegas was on top of her taking her clothes off, and then raped her. 3 arrested in murder-for-hire deal in AlbuquerqueShe was able to push Vega in the face and broke a lens in his glasses. Police recovered that lens and found Vega's DNA on t
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  • Bernalillo County Fire Department offering lateral academy in October

    Bernalillo County Fire Department offering lateral academy in October
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – For the first time, the Bernalillo County Fire Department will host an academy specifically for those with firefighting experience. BCFD has started taking applications for an upcoming lateral academy this October.Firefighters contain small fire in East MountainsPreviously, lateral hires were required to go through the full 16-week training but this condensed 10-week training course will focus on other skills BCFD firefighters need like rope rescue and
  • Puerto Rico status bill introduced in House

    Puerto Rico status bill introduced in House
    (The Hill) – Lawmakers in the House introduced a bill that would end Puerto Rico's status as a territory, allowing the island's residents to choose between three status options.The bill, a result of negotiations between lawmakers who supported statehood for the territory and lawmakers who wanted to hold a status convention, was formally introduced by Rep. Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.), the chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee."Finding a resolution to Puerto Rico’s polit
  • Man charged with vehicular homicide staying behind bars

    Man charged with vehicular homicide staying behind bars
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Jesus Ramirez Olivas, the man charged with vehicular homicide asked a judge Friday to be released from custody ahead of trial. That motion was denied in court Friday. 3 arrested in murder-for-hire deal in AlbuquerqueRamirez Olivas is accused of t-boning another car and killing the woman driving it while going 100 miles an hour near Coors and Hanover in December. A judge had previously ruled he be held behind bars until trial. Friday, Ramirez Olivas' attorney
  • Storms across northern, western NM through weekend

    Storms across northern, western NM through weekend
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – High pressure over northern New Mexico continues to dominate the weather through this weekend and into early next week. Normally high pressure will try to inhibit storm formation by creating sinking air, but because of a large layer of moisture near the surface, daily round of showers and storms are still expected even with the sinking motion.Forecast Continues BelowLocal Sports: Former MLS player signs with UnitedAlbuquerque: Movies that have been filmed in A
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  • Santa Fe Police partner to hold gun buyback event

    Santa Fe Police partner to hold gun buyback event
    SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Santa Fe Police Department and the City of Santa Fe are partnering with New Mexican to Prevent Gun Violence to hold a gun buyback event Saturday July 23, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The buyback event will be held at Fiesta Nissan at 2005 St. Michaels Drive. PNM warns of phone scam where scammers threaten to shut off powerSFPD says no information will be retained from people turning in guns and there is no limit to the number of guns participants can turn in.
  • Dept. of Health asks for more school-based healthcare in New Mexico

    Dept. of Health asks for more school-based healthcare in New Mexico
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – In some New Mexico schools, kids have access to comprehensive healthcare right on the school grounds. Advocates say these in-school programs keep kids healthy, reduce absences, and give kids care their families couldn't otherwise afford. Now, the state is asking lawmakers to boost much-needed funding and expand these programs."The funding has left the program in place where in 2006, there were about eight employees dedicated to school-based health centers. And
  • Live: House votes to restore abortion rights

    Live: House votes to restore abortion rights
    (NewsNation) — The House passed two bills Friday that would restore and guarantee abortion access nationwide and protect a woman’s right to travel across state lines to get the procedure.The House voted 219-210 to advance the Women’s Health Protection Act, and 223-205 on the Ensuring Access to Abortion Act.The vote comes as Democrats respond legislatively to the Supreme Court’s landmark decision overturning Roe v. Wade. But both bills are likely to face obstacles in the S
  • House votes to restore abortion rights; Senate passage unlikely

    House votes to restore abortion rights; Senate passage unlikely
    (NewsNation) — The House passed two bills Friday that would restore and guarantee abortion access nationwide and protect a woman’s right to travel across state lines to get the procedure.The House voted 219-210 to advance the Women’s Health Protection Act, and 223-205 on the Ensuring Access to Abortion Act.The vote comes as Democrats respond legislatively to the Supreme Court’s landmark decision overturning Roe v. Wade. But both bills are likely to face obstacles in the S
  • ABQ Ride to host car show, hiring fair

    ABQ Ride to host car show, hiring fair
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – ABQ Ride is preparing to host its first Car Show and Hiring Fair this Sunday, July 17. This event is a free, family-friendly event that will include food, drinks, music, and raffles.What’s happening around New Mexico July 15 – July 21It's also a hiring event, there will be HR staff accepting applications and holding interviews on sight. The city is also offering a $1,000 sign-on bonus for bus drivers. There are different positions available such
  • Keshet and the New Mexico Voices for Children host event

    Keshet and the New Mexico Voices for Children host event
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Keshet invites the community to attend a presentation and conversation facilitated by New Mexico voices for children, Thursday, July 21. Keshet helps young people find ways to express themselves through art, and ultimately keeps them away from making bad decisions.‘We’re not there to take your dogs’ Animal Welfare officer recognizedKeshet has been working in the juvenile justice system for over 25+ years. These program tries to reach young
  • PNM warns of phone scam where scammers threaten to shut off power

    PNM warns of phone scam where scammers threaten to shut off power
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – PNM is warning its customers of a new phone scam. PNM says they have been getting reports of scammers calling customers with a fake PNM caller ID or leaving fake callback numbers. Movies that have been filmed in Albuquerque since early 2000sThe scammers are claiming the customer is behind on their bill and threaten to disconnect their power unless paid. They are asking to be paid with pre-paid gift cards or online digital payments. PNM says scammers usually demand
  • Biden greets Saudi crown prince with fist bump

    Biden greets Saudi crown prince with fist bump
    (The Hill) -- President Joe Biden greeted Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman with a fist bump on Friday ahead of the controversial face-to-face meeting between the two men in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
    Footage displayed on Saudi state television showed Biden emerging from his limo and fist-bumping the crown prince, who is known by his initials MBS, before the two entered Al Salam Royal Palace.
    Biden is meeting there privately with King Salman of Saudi Arabia. He is scheduled to meet later with MB
  • Rollover crash shuts down I-25 near Algodones

    Rollover crash shuts down I-25 near Algodones
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – I-25 near Algodones has been closed due to a rollover crash according to NM Roads. The accident is at mile marker 246 and northbound and southbound lanes have been shut down. They say traffic will be diverted onto highway 313 while the road is closed. NM Roads is reporting a helicopter will be landing on the highway. KRQE Traffic MapThere is no information on the number of cars involved or the number of people involved in the incident. KRQE News 13 will provide upd
  • I-25 reopen after multi-vehicle crash near Algodones

    I-25 reopen after multi-vehicle crash near Algodones
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – I-25 has reopened after a crash closed north and southbound I-25 near Algodones Friday morning. The Sandoval County Sheriff's Office says around 9:10 a.m. a vehicle was going south on I-25 when an unknown mechanical issue caused the vehicle to swerve out of control and cross into northbound traffic. Albuquerque restaurants facing supply chain issuesOfficials say the vehicle struck six other vehicles when it crossed into northbound lanes. They say one person was tak
  • New 988 hotline is the 911 for mental health emergencies

    New 988 hotline is the 911 for mental health emergencies
    Quick help for suicidal thoughts and other mental health emergencies may soon be as easy as 9-8-8.The United States’ first nationwide three-digit mental health crisis hotline goes live on Saturday. It’s designed to be as easy to remember and use as 911, but instead of a dispatcher sending police, firefighters or paramedics, 988 will connect callers with trained mental health counselors.The federal government has provided over $280 million to help states create systems that will do mu
  • Southern New Mexico county says abortion clinics not welcome

    Southern New Mexico county says abortion clinics not welcome
    SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — A local government board in southern New Mexico approved a message Thursday saying that abortion clinics are not welcome in politically conservative Otero County — even though state law allows most abortion procedures.The nonbinding anti-abortion resolution, approved in a 3-0 vote, said the commission “stands firmly against the presence in the county of Planned Parenthood clinics or any other clinics where abortion is practiced at will and on demand.&rdquo
  • New bill could make it easier for public workers to have student loans forgiven

    New bill could make it easier for public workers to have student loans forgiven
    (NEXSTAR) - For 15 years, a federal program has existed with the intention of providing public workers like teachers, law enforcement, and those working for non-profit organizations with student loan forgiveness. Yet the overall approval rating for applicants has been low.
    Lawmakers are now hoping to change the program's effectiveness with a new bill.
    The Public Service Loan Forgiveness program, or PSLF, was created in 2007 to help certain employees by forgiving their student loans after 12
  • Jessica Kelley wraps testimony in third day of Victoria Martens trial

    Jessica Kelley wraps testimony in third day of Victoria Martens trial
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Taking the stand for the third day in a row, Jessica Kelley completed testimony Friday afternoon in the trial of Fabian Gonzales, tied to the 2016 killing of Victoria Martens. Gonzales is, in part, accused of reckless child abuse resulting in the death of a 10-year-old girl's August 2016 murder. Day Two: Jessica Kelley takes stand in trial for Victoria Martens killingFollowing the conclusion of Kelley's testimony, prosecutors called an additional six wi
  • Jessica Kelley finishes testimony in third day of Victoria Martens trial

    Jessica Kelley finishes testimony in third day of Victoria Martens trial
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Taking the stand for the third day in a row, Jessica Kelley completed testimony Friday afternoon in the trial of Fabian Gonzales, tied to the 2016 killing of Victoria Martens. Gonzales is, in part, accused of reckless child abuse resulting in death in the 10-year old girl's August 2016 murder. Day Two: Jessica Kelley takes stand in trial for Victoria Martens killingKRQE News 13 will live stream the proceedings from day three of trial here on this page.
  • Jessica Kelley continues testimony in third day of Victoria Martens trial

    Jessica Kelley continues testimony in third day of Victoria Martens trial
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Taking the stand for the third day in a row, Jessica Kelley is expected to face more questions from Fabian Gonzales' defense attorneys Friday, wrapping the first week of trial in the killing of Victoria Martens. Gonzales is, in part, accused of reckless child abuse resulting in death in the 10-year old girl's August 2016 murder. Day Two: Jessica Kelley takes stand in trial for Victoria Martens killingKRQE News 13 will live stream the proceedings from da
  • Defense to resume questioning of Jessica Kelley in Victoria Martens trial

    Defense to resume questioning of Jessica Kelley in Victoria Martens trial
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Taking the stand for the third day in a row, Jessica Kelley is expected to face more questions from Fabian Gonzales' defense attorneys Friday, wrapping the first week of trial in the killing of Victoria Martens. Gonzales is, in part, accused of reckless child abuse resulting in death in the 10-year old girl's August 2016 murder. Day Two: Jessica Kelley takes stand in day two of trial for Victoria Martens killingKRQE News 13 will live stream the proceedi
  • Defense resumes questioning of Jessica Kelley in Victoria Martens trial

    Defense resumes questioning of Jessica Kelley in Victoria Martens trial
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Taking the stand for the third day in a row, Jessica Kelley is expected to face more questions from Fabian Gonzales' defense attorneys Friday, wrapping the first week of trial in the killing of Victoria Martens. Gonzales is, in part, accused of reckless child abuse resulting in death in the 10-year old girl's August 2016 murder. Day Two: Jessica Kelley takes stand in trial for Victoria Martens killingKRQE News 13 will live stream the proceedings from da
  • KRQE Newsfeed: Fabian Gonzales trial continues, Charge dismissed, Weekend storms, Wildfire assistance, ABQ awards

    KRQE Newsfeed: Fabian Gonzales trial continues, Charge dismissed, Weekend storms, Wildfire assistance, ABQ awards
    Friday's Top StoriesAlbuquerque Police charge Qiaunt Kelley with June murderAlbuquerque restaurants facing supply chain issues3 arrested in murder-for-hire deal in AlbuquerqueMovies that have been filmed in Albuquerque since early 2000sSanta Fe passes ordinance ending debt-based driver’s license suspensionsBrittney Griner back in Russian court as trial continuesAirmen rescue 8 from capsized boat circled by sharkFriday's Five Facts[1] Jessica Kelley takes stand in trial for Victoria Martens
  • Storms for northern New Mexico through the weekend

    Storms for northern New Mexico through the weekend
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Showers and storms are ending in northwest new Mexico and southwest Colorado this morning. We should be dry in those areas by the end of the morning commute. Skies will be mostly sunny for much of the state through the early afternoon. Clouds will increase from nearby storms this afternoon, but storm activity will be limited to the northern, western and central high terrain. The surface air will be drier in the valley and plains, which will cause most storms to dis
  • What's happening around New Mexico July 15 - July 21

    What's happening around New Mexico July 15 - July 21
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Check out community events happening from July 15 - July 21 around New Mexico.Albuquerque
    Events
    July 1 - Aug. 17 - Sunflower U-Pick at Big Jim Farms - Sunflower U-Pick will start July 1st and we will be open every day throughout the Summer and Fall. Big Jim Farms is open daily now until the end of October from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Located in the scenic valley of Los Ranchos de Albuquerque. No Pets. Bring sunscreen, a hat, & bottled water.
    July 15 - Zoo Music:
  • These are the deadliest U.S. metros for pedestrians, study finds

    These are the deadliest U.S. metros for pedestrians, study finds
    (NEXSTAR) – A new study found that the top 20 most dangerous states for pedestrians have all became increasingly deadly between 2011 and 2020 – a sign of a troubling trend that the study's authors say is growing nationwide."While the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic upended many aspects of daily life, including how people get around, one terrible, long-term trend was unchanged: the alarming increase in people being struck and killed while walking," urban policy group Smart Growth
  • Almost 13,000 Tony Hawk helmets recalled

    Almost 13,000 Tony Hawk helmets recalled
    RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — Sakar International is recalling its Tony Hawk Silver Metallic Multi-Purpose helmets due to a risk of head injury.The helmets can “fail to protect in the event of a crash,” according to a release from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.The helmets have item number AGE2515STH-SIL on the white warning label located inside the helmet, and they were only sold at Walmart and online at Walmart.com from March until June.
    Almost 13,000 helmets are affect
  • Airmen rescue 8 from capsized boat circled by shark

    Airmen rescue 8 from capsized boat circled by shark
    TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) -- Airmen from MacDill Air Force base recently rescued eight people from a capsized pontoon boat that was circled by a shark in Tampa Bay.According to MacDill, on June 12 around 11 a.m., Staff Sgt. William Au, 6th Security Forces Squadron (SFS) Marine Patrol crew lead, was sitting with his partner, Airman 1st Class Kade Jones, looking out into the water around the Air Force base. Movies that have been filmed in Albuquerque since early 2000sAccording to MacDill Air Force Base's
  • Brittney Griner had doctor's note for cannabis use, lawyer tells court

    Brittney Griner had doctor's note for cannabis use, lawyer tells court
    KHIMKI, Russia (AP) — A lawyer for WNBA star Brittney Griner at her drug possession trial in Russia on Friday gave the court a U.S. doctor's letter recommending she use medical cannabis to treat pain.Griner, a two-time Olympic gold medalist and standout for the Phoenix Mercury, was arrested at Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport in February after customs officials said they found vape canisters containing cannabis oil in her luggage. She faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted on charges of
  • Brittney Griner back in Russian court as trial continues

    Brittney Griner back in Russian court as trial continues
    KHIMKI, Russia (AP) — American basketball star Brittney Griner faced a Russian court again on Friday as her drug possession trial resumed after she pleaded guilty to the charges.Griner's defense lawyers presented evidence that the basketball player received permission from Arizona health authorities to use cannabis for chronic pain.“The attending physician gave Brittney recommendations for the use of medical cannabis. The permission was issued on behalf of the Arizona Department of H
  • John Deere lawn tractors recalled for crash hazard

    John Deere lawn tractors recalled for crash hazard
    (WHTM) - John Deere is recalling two lawn tractor models due to crash and injury hazards.This recall involves John Deere lawn tractors, models X380 and X390, sold nationwide at dealers and online from April 2022 through May 2022.According to the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission, there are three reports of the lawn tractor not braking property. The CPSC says the wheel hubs were "not manufactured to specifications and can fail, causing the tractor to lose braking and propulsion.One
  • Valencia County residents voice concerns over oil ordinance

    Valencia County residents voice concerns over oil ordinance
    LOS LUNAS, N.M. (KRQE) – People in one New Mexico community are angry tonight, calling for Valencia county to stop an oil company from moving in. At Thursday night’s meeting, there was quite the turnout. Close to 100 people in the crowd all to voice their concerns over a new plan, to allow oil drilling in Valencia county.During the meeting, as many in the community called out the county commission for approving the natural resource overlay zone plan. It began in May when the cou
  • Heat and isolated storm chances continue

    Heat and isolated storm chances continue
    Daily rain and storm chances will continue for the next several days, but the best chances for rain will stay over the mountains. Heavy rain will be possible out of these storms, which could lead to localized flash flooding.
    A few isolated storms are still ongoing tonight across New Mexico, including a couple isolated showers in the metro. This will be our last rain chances of the night as we will be quiet heading into Friday morning. Isolated storm chances, mainly over the mountains, will conti
  • Albuquerque Police charge Qiaunt Kelley with June murder

    Albuquerque Police charge Qiaunt Kelley with June murder
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Albuquerque Police Department has charged Qiaunt Kelley with the murder of Leonard Fresquez. They say Kelley tried to rob Fresquez inside his vehicle on Grove near Trumbull. Fresquez fled the vehicle and shot at Kelley, Kelley shot back and hit Fresquez in a parking lot.Story continues belowTop Story: Jessica Kelley takes stand in day two of trial for Victoria Martens killingAlbuquerque: Albuquerque on track to set new homicide recordNew Mexico: Meow Wol
  • Assistance for New Mexico fire victims moves forward in Congress

    Assistance for New Mexico fire victims moves forward in Congress
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – A push to guarantee more federal help for New Mexico wildfire victims has cleared the House of Representatives in Washington.The Hermits Peak Calf Canyon Fire Assistance Act was sponsored by all three of New Mexico's congresspeople and both senators. Local breweries, Alberton’s launch beer to raise money for food pantryIf signed into law, it would authorize full compensation for the losses of residents and businesses because of the fire. The financial help av
  • Santo Domingo woman indicted for assaulting federal officer

    Santo Domingo woman indicted for assaulting federal officer
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) - Henryetta John, 29, was arraigned Monday after being charged with assaulting a federal officer. According to the indictment, in October 2021, John assaulted and resisted a federal law enforcement officer. The officer was injured during the incident. Peralta pharmacy agrees to pay US $50K in penaltiesIf convicted, John faces up to 20 years in prison. A court date has not yet been set.
  • 3 arrested in murder-for-hire deal in Albuquerque

    3 arrested in murder-for-hire deal in Albuquerque
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Albuquerque Police Department has arrested three people who they say were involved in a murder-for-hire deal. Detectives say 45-year-old Martin Trujillo wanted revenge against 46-year-old Gary Escareno after they had a falling out during a rental assistance scheme and Trujillo refused to pay Escareno his share of the money. They say Escareno later robbed Trujillo. 2nd suspect arrested for fatal shooting at east Central smoke shopThat's when they say Truj
  • Angel Fire fire chief loses job after giving alcohol to underage firefighter

    Angel Fire fire chief loses job after giving alcohol to underage firefighter
    ANGEL FIRE, N.M. (KRQE) – The chief of Angel Fire Fire Department has been fired for giving alcohol to an underage firefighter. It happened while Kevin Henson was attending an EMS conference in April along with an 18-year-old employee of the department. Santa Fe passes ordinance ending debt-based driver’s license suspensionsIn a statement to the village, Henson acknowledged giving the teen beer while the two were in Henson's hotel room. Later at a conference event, the chief ord
  • Albuquerque man accused of raping 12-year-old girls will stay behind bars

    Albuquerque man accused of raping 12-year-old girls will stay behind bars
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Jeremy Gutherie, the man accused of raping a pair of 12-year-old twins and impregnating one of them, will stay behind bars until trial. Prosecutors argued keeping Jeremy Gutherie behind bars is the only way to be sure that he stays away from children. The 41-year-old is accused of luring the girls on Snapchat ten months ago and carrying on a sexual relationship with them until his arrest this month.Previous Coverage:Family of victim says Guthrie is mess
  • Santa Fe passes ordinance ending debt-based driver's license suspensions

    Santa Fe passes ordinance ending debt-based driver's license suspensions
    SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – There were cheers in Santa Fe's City Council chambers Wednesday evening after the council voted unanimously to pass an ordinance ending so-called "Debt-Based Driver's License Suspensions. The bill prohibits Santa Fe's Municipal Court from notifying the MVD when a driver fails to pay a traffic fine.
    This was a big relief for a lot of people in Santa Fe. One woman told councilors how she experienced a loss of mobility when her license was suspended after receivin
  • Sports Desk: United adds goal scoring striker

    Sports Desk: United adds goal scoring striker
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – New Mexico United has added a goal scoring striker as the black and yellow prepares to make a playoff push. Former MLS player Ramario Williams signed with United on Thursday.
    Story continues belowTop Story: Jessica Kelley takes stand in day two of trial for Victoria Martens killingAlbuquerque: Albuquerque on track to set new homicide recordNew Mexico: Meow Wolf co-founder diesCrime: Parents charged in death of eight-month-oldCoronavirus: New Mexico Walgreens
  • Duke City Gladiators Eriq Swiftwater inspiring next generation

    Duke City Gladiators Eriq Swiftwater inspiring next generation
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A native of the Pine Ridge reservation in South Dakota, Eriq Swiftwater had quite the journey to get to the Duke City Gladiators. Swiftwater finished his college career at Black Hills State during the COVID-19 Pandemic and struggled to sign with a team until he met Gladiators assistant coach Fred Griggs. Now that he's a pro athlete, credits his time in the foster care system for giving him his motivation.Story continues belowTop Story: Jessica Kelley takes s
  • Albuquerque restaurants facing supply chain issues

    Albuquerque restaurants facing supply chain issues
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Local restaurants have battled the pandemic, a worker shortage, and inflation. Now they have a new problem. Restaurant food suppliers and manufacturers have been dealing with rising prices. They say they can't even get simple items like shipping boxes to get their products out. Marco Nunez is the owner and manager of La Mexican Tortilla Company. His business has been making and selling tortillas to local restaurants in Albuquerque for more tha
  • KRQE En Español: Jueves 14 de Julio 2022

    KRQE En Español: Jueves 14 de Julio 2022
    Jessica Kelley declara por segundo día en el juicio de Fabian Gonzales, por el asesinato de Victoria Martens
    Testimonio espantoso en el segundo día del juicio de Fabian Gonzales la testigo Jessica Kelley testificó contra su primo. Kelley entró en detalles de lo que *dice que sucedió el día en que victoria martens fue asesinada en 2016. Como parte del acuerdo de declaración de Kelley en el caso ella acepto testificar en contra de su primo. Hoy, le
  • Tiny Home Village makes progress as more people move in

    Tiny Home Village makes progress as more people move in
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Bernalillo county is finally getting homeless people into its Tiny Home Village. The $4.92M village has been nearly empty since it opened in February 2021.Village officials say after the county approved $500,000 in funding earlier this year, they are now able to run the facility with around-the-clock care. That means what was just four residents living in the village back in March is now slowly seeing some growth. “We have just started bringing in thos
  • 'We're not there to take your dogs' Animal Welfare officer recognized

    'We're not there to take your dogs' Animal Welfare officer recognized
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – On Thursday, Mayor Keller presented the One Albuquerque Award to an Animal Welfare officer who worked with the community to deal with dogs that were barking at and attacking residents of an Albuquerque neighborhood. Sgt. Raymond Candelaria was honored as the July One Albuquerque Award recipient for his role in helping the residents and the dogs involved.
    "Sergeant Candelaria didn't do the minimum of dealing with the situation, he prioritized humane trea

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