• CYFD to undergo overhaul after heavy criticism amid child abuse deaths

    CYFD to undergo overhaul after heavy criticism amid child abuse deaths
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The Children, Youth & Families Department is about to undergo an overhaul. It comes amid a series of child abuse deaths involving children and families CYFD had been working with and some heavy criticism of the agency on what was and wasn't done.
    CYFD Secretary Barbara Vigil is promising big changes. She took the job in August and two months later was answering questions about the death of a one-month-old in Valencia County. That child's death was allegedl
  • Lawyers to help those affected by wildfires in northern New Mexico

    Lawyers to help those affected by wildfires in northern New Mexico
    LAS VEGAS, N.M. (KRQE) – Lawyers will be at New Mexico Highlands University Saturday to help those impacted by New Mexico wildfires. The in-person, walk-in clinic will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Empty seats cost Central New Mexico Community College $1 MillionServices will include assistance in securing FEMA benefits, insurance claims, and more. Visit the State Bar of New Mexico's website for more information.
  • Ruling may mean less time for 2 who violated Floyd's rights

    MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A federal judge on Friday sided with two former Minneapolis police officers who were convicted of violating George Floyd's civil rights, ruling that the guidelines for their sentences will be calculated in a way that could mean substantially less prison time for them.U.S. District Judge Paul Magnuson handed J. Alexander Kueng and Tou Thao a victory when he ruled that the complex formulas for calculating their sentences will use the crime of involuntary manslaughter, rath
  • Clovis Police: Victim shot by same person in two separate incidents

    Clovis Police: Victim shot by same person in two separate incidents
    CLOVIS, N.M. (KRQE) – Police say a suspect, accused in a shooting at the Clovis Apartments earlier this week, is accused of shooting the same victim before. Officials say 24-year-old Jesse Navarette was shot in the chest allegedly by 21-year-old Marcus Lewis.NMSP: Suspect in custody following officer shooting south of Las VegasPolice tried to stop him Thursday but he took off shooting at officers. His car was later found crashed but the search for him continues. Lewis was arrested for
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  • Game & Fish asking for help finding antelope poachers in Eddy County

    Game & Fish asking for help finding antelope poachers in Eddy County
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish is asking the public for help searching for those responsible for an antelope poaching case. Officials say that incident happened sometime last week in Eddy County, between Empire Road and Hilltop Road, just south of Highway 82. NM Supreme Court outlines process for new trials due to DNA evidenceThey say the antelope was shot and left to rot. Anyone with information is asked to contact the department at 1-800-432-4263 or l
  • Memorial set up for Metro 2 helicopter crash victims

    Memorial set up for Metro 2 helicopter crash victims
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A memorial has been set up to honor the Metro 2 flight crew killed in a helicopter crash on July 16. Undersheriff Larry Koren, Lt. Fred Beers, Deputy Michael Levison, and Rescue Specialist Matthew King were killed after the helicopter went down near Las Vegas. Officials provide timeline leading up to BCSO helicopter crashA memorial has now been erected outside BCSO's North Area Command on 4th Street in their honor. The community is invited to visit the memor
  • Meeting over Uvalde school police chief's future canceled

    Meeting over Uvalde school police chief's future canceled
    UVALDE, Texas (AP) — Uvalde school officials on Friday canceled a meeting to decide the future of embattled district Police Chief Pete Arredondo who was facing the possibility of becoming the first officer to be fired over the slow law enforcement response to the Robb Elementary School massacre.Arredondo's job was set to be discussed in an abruptly called school board meeting that was scheduled for Saturday. But in a statement Friday, the district said it had canceled the meeting at the re
  • Jury convicts Bannon of contempt of Congress

    Jury convicts Bannon of contempt of Congress
    (The Hill) — A federal jury on Friday convicted Steve Bannon of two counts of contempt of Congress for defying a subpoena from the House committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.The 68-year-old political strategist, who served as former President Trump’s campaign CEO and White House adviser, faces a minimum sentence of 30 days and a maximum of one year in jail.The jury took less than three hours to reach a verdict on the two misdemeanor counts. T
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  • Man accused in 1997 rape, facing new charges

    Man accused in 1997 rape, facing new charges
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Edward Duran, the man accused in a cold case rape from 1997 is now facing new charges for another rape in 1993. According to court documents, Duran is accused of forcing a woman to have sex with him in October of 1993. New Mexico State Police seize thousands of fentanyl pillsHe is charged with with rape resulting in great bodily harm or great mental anguish. DNA linked Durand to the case. Duran was set to be arraigned on the new charges Friday, but a defense a
  • Heat advisory Friday, storms into next week

    Heat advisory Friday, storms into next week
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The heat is on once again today for the four corners area, with a heat advisory in effect until 8 PM tonight as temperatures are expected to get into the triple digits. The northwestern corner of the state is also expected to remain the driest this afternoon as high pressure sits overhead and diminishes storm chances.Forecast Continues BelowWeird - Off Beat: Woman in $400K GoFundMe scam gets 1 year in federal caseNew Mexico: Animal rescue searches for injured
  • NM Museum of Natural History and Science hosting 'Chocolate: The Exhibition'

    NM Museum of Natural History and Science hosting 'Chocolate: The Exhibition'
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Summer is still in full swing, and the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science is hosting a series of fun activities and events for the whole family to enjoy.Albuquerque: Two dead following multi-vehicle crash in southeast AlbuquerqueNew Mexico: NMDOT working to fix problem signal after drivers frustratedCrime: New Mexico State Police seize thousands of fentanyl pillsTrending: Lead detective in Victoria Martens case to resume trial testimonyCheck ou
  • Estancia Valley Ranch Rodeo is back this weekend

    Estancia Valley Ranch Rodeo is back this weekend
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Dust off your cowboy hat and put on those boots. The Estancia Valley Ranch Rodeo is taking place this weekend.There will be 14 competing teams from five different states representing the working ranches of America. Events include ranch bronc riding and wild cow milking. Proceeds to benefit Horses for Heroes.BioPark Summer concert series is in full swingThere will be food trucks, a beer garden, and vendors. Located at 41 Heritage Lane Moriarty, NM 87035.
    Even
  • Police: Gunman kills 3 at Iowa state park; shooter also dead

    Police: Gunman kills 3 at Iowa state park; shooter also dead
    MAQUOKETA, Iowa (AP) — Three people were killed in a shooting at a state park in eastern Iowa Friday morning and the suspected gunman is also dead, police said.Police responded to reports of the shooting at the the Maquoketa Caves State Park Campground before 6:30 a.m., Mike Krapfl, special agent in charge of the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation, said in a statement. Can at-home COVID tests detect BA.4 and BA.5 subvariants?Krapfl said officers responding to reports of shooting found
  • NMSP: Suspect in custody following officer shooting south of Las Vegas

    NMSP: Suspect in custody following officer shooting south of Las Vegas
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – New Mexico State Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting involving the San Miguel County Sheriff's Office according to a tweet sent by NMSP. Officials say the incident took place south of Las Vegas, New Mexico on US 84.
    Police say the deputy involved is not injured. They say the suspect involved is in custody and not injured. This is developing story. No other details are available. KRQE News 13 will update as more information becomes available.
  • Mexican man pleads guilty to smuggling 85 migrants in locked trailer

    Mexican man pleads guilty to smuggling 85 migrants in locked trailer
    McALLEN, Texas (Border Report) -- A Mexican national has pleaded guilty to illegally transporting 85 migrants for financial gain through South Texas in a hot locked trailer, the Justice Department said Friday.Jose Luis Vega-Arzate, 31, of Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, drove a tractor-trailer full of migrants on May 11 through a Border Patrol checkpoint outside of Laredo, Texas, where a K-9 agent alerted agents to the vehicle. Agents opened the trailer and inside found 85 individuals who were all illegal
  • Santa Fe Police searching for man accused in shooting

    Santa Fe Police searching for man accused in shooting
    SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Santa Fe Police Department is asking the public for assistance in locating 48-year-old Phillip J. Mestas. Police say Mestas is accused of pulling the trigger in a July 21 shooting near Water St. and West De Vargas St. New Mexico State Police escort late officer’s body back to his hometownPolice say July 21, around 7:12 a.m. SFPD were called to the area of Water St. and West De Vargas St. in reference to gunshots fired. They say while on the way t
  • Empty seats cost Central New Mexico Community College $1 Million

    Empty seats cost Central New Mexico Community College $1 Million
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – College enrollment dropped in New Mexico during the COVID-19 pandemic. Central New Mexico (CNM) was particularly hard hit, and now legislative analysts say it's costing them."Since 2019, our enrollment has been dropping 3% [per year]," says Nireata Seals, the college's vice president for enrollment management and student success. "CNM, I think, in 2019, had over 23,000 students, and we're at 18,000 students now." Has New Mexico’s college enrollment dro
  • FCC orders phone companies to block auto warranty robocalls

    FCC orders phone companies to block auto warranty robocalls
    (The Hill) - The Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) Robocall Response Team announced on Thursday that the agency's Enforcement Bureau has ordered phone companies to block scam robocalls promoting auto warranties.“We are not going to tolerate robocall scammers or those that help make their scams possible,” FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel said in a statement. “Consumers are out of patience and I’m right there with them.”The robocalls are originating from Roy
  • Advice for renters priced out of homebuying

    Advice for renters priced out of homebuying
    (NerdWallet) - Today's housing market can feel like a dream killer.Rising mortgage rates, high home prices and a shortage of properties for sale deliver a one-two-three punch.If you've been knocked out of one too many deals and need a timeout, here's how to regroup and keep the homeownership dream alive.Give yourself a breakGiven the rise in home prices and interest rates, the monthly mortgage payment for a median-priced single-family home with a 10% down payment has jumped by about $800 since J
  • 'First crime mystery of the social media age' still unsolved

    'First crime mystery of the social media age' still unsolved
    (NewsNation) — Last week, there was a flurry of police activity along New Hampshire's Route 112. Dozens of police cars and a mobile command unit were parked along the route and officers searched the area where 21-year-old Maura Murray was last seen in 2004.
    Murray was a nursing student at UMass Amherst when she disappeared minutes after crashing her car on a rural road in New Hampshire.Albuquerque: Albuquerque neighborhood divided over wall in front of easementNew Mexico: Off-duty New
  • KRQE Newsfeed: Fatal police shooting, Gonzales trial continues, Weekend storms, Fatal crash, BCSO featured in show

    KRQE Newsfeed: Fatal police shooting, Gonzales trial continues, Weekend storms, Fatal crash, BCSO featured in show
    Friday's Top StoriesLooking for new ‘home-base’ after thieves steal thousands worth of itemsAnimal rescue searches for injured fawn with broken hooves near TijerasWhat’s happening around New Mexico July 22 – July 28Pair of Lobo football players land on Mountain West All-Conference listNew Mexico State Police escort late officer’s body back to his hometownFive takeaways from Thursday’s Jan. 6 hearingN Korea warns of security instability over US-S Korea drillsFr
  • The US cities where wages are growing fastest (and where they're shrinking)

    The US cities where wages are growing fastest (and where they're shrinking)
    (NEXSTAR) – Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve noticed the cost of living – including gas, food, rent and everything else – has gone way up. There is a sliver of hope for residents of certain U.S. cities, where wages are also going up.MoneyGeek analyzed data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics in the country’s 75 largest metro areas to determine where wages are going up and where they’re going down.According to data shared
  • Lead detective in Victoria Martens case to resume trial testimony

    Lead detective in Victoria Martens case to resume trial testimony
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Fabian Gonzales' defense attorneys are expected to continue cross-examination of the lead detective in the Victoria Martens murder case Friday. Accused in the 10-year-old girl's August 2016 killing, Gonzales is facing one count of child abuse resulting in death, charged with leaving the girl in a dangerous situation that ultimately lead to her murder.KRQE News 13 will livestream proceedings from day eight of trial on this page. Coverage will begin around 9 a
  • Fingerprints, APD investigation takes focus in Victoria Martens trial

    Fingerprints, APD investigation takes focus in Victoria Martens trial
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – While Fabian Gonzales' defense attorney grilled APD's lead investigator on initial presumptions made in the Victoria Martens murder, a fingerprint expert called to the stand Friday told jurors Gonzales' prints were found on a mop in the apartment where Victoria was killed. The testimony wrapped the second week of Gonzales' trial in the 10-year-old girl's 2016 murder. Day 7: Homicide detective, second DNA expert testify in Victoria Martens trialGonzales is fa
  • Defense grills APD detective over Victoria Martens investigation

    Defense grills APD detective over Victoria Martens investigation
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Testimony of the lead detective in the Victoria Martens murder case is expected to wrap-up in the trial of Fabian Gonzales Friday afternoon. Accused in the 10-year-old girl's August 2016 killing, Gonzales is, in part, facing one count of child abuse resulting in death, charged with leaving the girl in a dangerous situation that ultimately lead to her murder. Day 7: Homicide detective, second DNA expert testify in Victoria Martens trialKRQE News 13 is livestr
  • New Mexico sees storms through weekend

    New Mexico sees storms through weekend
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – A couple of storms are passing through southeast New Mexico this morning, bringing a quick heavy downpour and lightning. These will end during the morning commute. It is a warm morning in central and southern NM, ahead of another hot day. Highs will be similar to yesterday, in the 80s, 90s and low 100s. Central and western New Mexico will cool down several degrees by Sunday. Storms will pop up in the mountains this afternoon, moving south during the late after
  • Senate Democrats roll out long-awaited bill to legalize marijuana

    Senate Democrats roll out long-awaited bill to legalize marijuana
    (The Hill) - Senate Democrats on Thursday unveiled long-awaited legislation to end the federal prohibition of marijuana, but opposition from Republicans and some Democrats is expected to pose a challenge to passing the measure.Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) announced the bill, dubbed the Cannabis Administration and Opportunity Act, in floor remarks on early Thursday, lauding the legislation’s introduction as “historic.”“I am proud to be the first Majority L
  • OAN officially dropped by Verizon, its last major carrier

    OAN officially dropped by Verizon, its last major carrier
    (The Hill) - Verizon is set to drop the right-wing One America News Network (OAN) from its channel lineup after the network and company failed to reach an agreement on a new contract. Verizon said in a statement to The Hill that it will no longer have the rights to OAN after July 31, and the network will be removed from the television lineup. “Our negotiation with OAN has been a typical, business as usual carriage negotiation like those that routinely happen between content
  • Looking for new 'home-base' after thieves steal thousands worth of items

    Looking for new 'home-base' after thieves steal thousands worth of items
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Falling prey to burglars and thieves is becoming a common problem for anyone renting a spot for business in Albuquerque. In one case, it's now scaring away renters and even leaving young actors scrambling to find a place to rehearse. Equipment stolen from Albuquerque tattoo shopStephen Cuomo has rented a space off Eubank in the heights for a few years now, creating a space for is e-bay items, storage for Santa Fe Fashion Week and a spot for local actors and
  • What's happening around New Mexico July 22 - July 28

    What's happening around New Mexico July 22 - July 28
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Check out community events happening from July 22 - July 28 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 22 - South Vall
  • Five takeaways from Thursday's Jan. 6 hearing

    Five takeaways from Thursday's Jan. 6 hearing
    (The Hill) - The House select committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021 insurrection held its final hearing — only its second in prime-time — before a summer break on Thursday.The latest event stretched over almost three hours and featured two key live witnesses, Matthew Pottinger and Sarah Matthews, both of whom resigned from Trump’s administration on the day of the riot, as well as a plethora of new details.Here are five key takeaways:Raw Trump footage reveals a lotFormer Pres
  • First-time car buyers battle skimpy supply, sticker shock

    First-time car buyers battle skimpy supply, sticker shock
    (NerdWallet) - Imagine buying your first car during the worst car market in recent memory.Inventory shortages and rising prices began with the pandemic-driven computer chip shortage in 2021. In May of this year, the supply of new vehicles available to buy was about 1.1 million — or about 1.7 million fewer than in 2020 — according to automotive marketplace and data company Cox Automotive. The average transaction price jumped to $47,148, up more than $5,000 from a year ago, as most buy
  • Japan OKs preparation step for Fukushima plant water release

    Japan OKs preparation step for Fukushima plant water release
    TOKYO (AP) — Japan’s nuclear regulator on Friday approved details of a planned release of treated radioactive wastewater from the wrecked Fukushima nuclear power plant into the sea next year.
    The approval by the Nuclear Regulation Authority will enable Tokyo Electric Power Co. to start building necessary facilities ahead of the discharge. It came two months after a preliminary greenlight and a subsequent public review process.
    Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings submitted the plan
  • Increasing rain chances next week

    Increasing rain chances next week
    High pressure moves back over New Mexico Friday, bringing a lower chance for storms. Storms will still develop, especially over the mountains, and could still cause more flash flooding. A traditional monsoon pattern will return starting Sunday.Heavy rain today over the Hermits Peak/Calf Canyon burn scar once again lead to flash flooding in areas like Holman and Cleveland. High pressure migrates back over the Four Corners Friday, bringing the heat and drier weather to this region. Scattered storm
  • Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office to be featured on new 'Live PD' spin off

    Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office to be featured on new 'Live PD' spin off
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Two years since the hit tv show 'Live PD' went off the air, a revamp of the show is on its way and one New Mexico law enforcement agency will be on the show's debut Friday night.The Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office will be making its debut on REELZ's 'On Patrol', a ‘Live PD’ revamp. Now, this show is not like what we have seen in the past. The goal is more transparency.Some of what viewers might see in the new show 'On Patrol' are the chases an
  • Eastdale Little League majors advance to southwest regional

    Eastdale Little League majors advance to southwest regional
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Eastdale Little League majors team(10-12 years old) is headed to the southwest regional in Waco, Texas. Eastdale defeated Shorthorn out of Carlsbad 8-2 Thursday morning to win the state championship and advance. Eastdale and Shorthorn have decided five of the last six state championships.
    The game was tight and tied at two until the fifth inning when Jace Gabledon hit a ground-rule double to bring in a pair of runs. Eastdale pitcher Aiden King pitched four i
  • Pair of Lobo football players land on Mountain West All-Conference list

    Pair of Lobo football players land on Mountain West All-Conference list
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – For the first time since 2017, Lobo football landed a pair of players on the Preseason Mountain West All Conference list. Punter Aaron Rodriguez and safety Jerrick Reed II found out Thursday they had made the list. Reed II also made the preseason list in 2021. "It's a huge honor, a huge accolade and I am blessed and highly favored for sure, but I was first team all preseason last year and I wouldn't say that I didn't live up to that standard but, I for sure
  • Three arraigned for assault in Shiprock

    Three arraigned for assault in Shiprock
    SHIPROCK, N.M. (KRQE) – A grand jury has arraigned 34-year-old Raynorma Rae Billy on charges of conspiracy to commit assault with a dangerous weapon and assault with a dangerous weapon with the intent to do bodily harm.
    Albuquerque: Albuquerque neighborhood divided over wall in front of easementNew Mexico: Off-duty New Mexico State Police officer found dead inside homeCrime: Fight over teenagers leads to deadly Albuquerque shootingEntertainment: Movie starring Mel Gibson begins f
  • New Mexico State Police escort late officer's body back to his hometown

    New Mexico State Police escort late officer's body back to his hometown
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – New Mexico State Police and other New Mexico agencies escorted the body of 24-year-old Omar Carrasco from Albuquerque back to El Paso where he grew up. Officer Carrasco, barely a month into his career, was found dead at his Santa Rosa home on Monday. Albuquerque business owner expresses frustration after recent break-inOfficials say he died of natural causes.
  • Puppy found with mouth taped shut inside car at Las Vegas casino

    Puppy found with mouth taped shut inside car at Las Vegas casino
    LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Security personnel and police officers rescued a puppy left in a car parked at a Las Vegas Strip casino with its mouth taped shut and temperatures inside the vehicle reaching triple digits, they said.Raul Carbajal, of Corona Del Mar, California, faces a charge of animal abuse, records showed Thursday. The dog, a 3-month-old puppy, was found inside the car, which was parked in the direct sunlight on the garage's top floor, police said. Animal rescue searches for injured f
  • KRQE En Español: Jueves 21 de Julio 2022

    KRQE En Español: Jueves 21 de Julio 2022
    Detective de homicidios, segun experto en ADN testifican en el juicio de Victoria Martens
    El ADN sigue siendo el enfoque del testimonio en el juicio de Fabian Gonzales por la muerte de Victoria Martens. Esta mañana ese testimonio parecía contradecir las afirmaciones de la fiscalía de que Fabian ayudó a desmembrar a la niña, pero esta tarde, eso cambió. Varios de esos artículos detectaron ADN masculino, sin embargo no lo suficiente para identificar
  • State employees will soon have in-house daycare

    State employees will soon have in-house daycare
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – A new program will make going to work much easier for state workers, they'll have a day care at work. "It's a gift to be near your child during the day," said Erin Ladd, the Director of Marketing for the New Mexico Tourism Department. It's a gift Erin Ladd will soon receive from the state.
    Ladd loves her job, but she loves being a mom even more. With a two-year-old son and another baby on the way, she says finding affordable daycare that she trusts is challeng
  • Animal rescue searches for injured fawn with broken hooves near Tijeras

    Animal rescue searches for injured fawn with broken hooves near Tijeras
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The search is on for an injured fawn spotted near Tijeras. It appeared to have major injuries to its front legs. Community members and a local animal rescue are working together to find it. “We're horrified when we saw the picture of it. The legs were broke off right above the ankles right above the top of the foot there and it was walking on the bones,” says Morewood. Jeffrey Morewood runs the Maslena Rescue Foundation in Tijeras, help
  • Albuquerque business owner expresses frustration after recent break-in

    Albuquerque business owner expresses frustration after recent break-in
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Burglars hit another Albuquerque business and now the owner is out thousands of dollars. She says Albuqeruqe Police have only made things harder. The Southwest Makeup Institute, near Montgomery and Lousiana, is out roughly $30,000 after someone broke into the Northeast Heights business earlier this week. The owner of the shop, Noel Dalton, says she feels violated. Equipment stolen from Albuquerque tattoo shop"It's super heartbreaking," Dalton said. "I have a
  • YouTube says it will start removing misinformation about abortion

    YouTube says it will start removing misinformation about abortion
    (The Hill) – YouTube on Thursday said it will begin removing content that spreads misinformation about abortion safety or gives instructions for unsafe abortion procedures.The social media and video sharing platform will also launch an information panel it will attach to videos to provide context about abortions from local and global health authorities on videos discussing abortion.In a Twitter thread, YouTube's press account said the company relies "on published guidance from health autho
  • City of Albuquerque brings back before and after school program

    City of Albuquerque brings back before and after school program
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The city of Albuquerque is relaunching it's before and after school program. It's called "Play Plus." The program will be offered at some elementary schools and will help with homework and active learning. 20 schools picked as ‘Innovation Zones’ to improve school experiencThere's a $10 registration fee and weekly costs range between $15 for one child and $25 for three or more children. Registration begins July 25.
  • Slow moving storms return Friday

    Slow moving storms return Friday
    High pressure moves back over New Mexico Friday, bringing a lower chance for storms. Storms will still develop, especially over the mountains, and could still cause more flash flooding. A traditional monsoon pattern will return starting Sunday.More scattered storms have developed across New Mexico Thursday. Heavy rain over the Hermits Peak/Calf Canyon burn scar once again lead to flash flooding in areas like Holman and Cleveland. Isolated rain and storm chances will continue through late this ev
  • Video: Moments after DWI crash in Wagon Mound that killed 3

    Video: Moments after DWI crash in Wagon Mound that killed 3
    Warning: The video included with this story may be hard to watchNEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Video has been released showing what happened after a violent DWI crash that killed a grandmother and two young girls in Wagon Mound. There was only one survivor after the driver rear-ended them at an estimated 85 miles per hour. Woman and two children killed in Wagon Mound DWI crashThe car sped into the vehicle containing Irene Romero, 21-year-old Shantelle Romero, 9-year-old Daniela Lopez, and 4
  • 20 schools picked as 'Innovation Zones' to improve school experience

    20 schools picked as 'Innovation Zones' to improve school experience
    New Mexico (KRQE) - Twenty New Mexico high schools are about to be transformed in order to better equip students and to improve the general high school experience. The schools will be given between $150,000 to $750,000 to re-imagine the school experience. These high schools will be known as "Innovation Zones," and are seeking to improve academic success rates by implementing new techniques to make school more exciting for young adults.Albuquerque: Albuquerque neighborhood divided over wall in fr
  • Rio Grande at risk of running dry through Albuquerque

    Rio Grande at risk of running dry through Albuquerque
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Rio Grande is at risk of running dry through Albuquerque. Water management officials are warning about what this could mean for local farmers and wildlife.
    According to measurements from July 21st, the water flow is about as weak as it's ever been over the past fifty years. "Given the drought conditions that we have and the current water situation that it's very likely that we're going to see drying on the Rio Grande through the Albuquerque area if we do

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