• Affordable housing complex for seniors proposed on Albuquerque's east Central corridor

    Affordable housing complex for seniors proposed on Albuquerque's east Central corridor
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Plans to develop a new affordable housing community in Albuquerque for seniors is in the works. The plan is to build it on state trust lands. The city says there's a need for affordable senior housing projects like this because of Albuquerque's aging population. Agnes Vallejos is the Department of Senior Affairs Strategic Program Manager. She explains, “As you know, rents are going up, and, you know, folks, particularly older adults are on fixed income
  • Agents rescue migrant boy abandoned along New Mexico border wall

    Agents rescue migrant boy abandoned along New Mexico border wall
    SANTA TERESA, N.M. (KRQE) –  Border agents saved a 4-year-old migrant boy alone along the wall in Santa Teresa. The El Paso Sector Chief says smugglers abandoned the boy in the desert Tuesday afternoon and called the smugglers "ruthless." Large groups of migrants sent through ‘clandestine’ gap in California’s border wall, official saysSince October 1, 2021, border agents have come across 128,000 unaccompanied minors along the U.S.-Mexico border including mo
  • Bears spotted beating the heat in the East Mountains

    Bears spotted beating the heat in the East Mountains
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – While temperatures continue to stay hot across the state, it's not just humans that are trying to stay cool. Pictures taken this weekend in David Canyon in the East Mountains show bears out for a swim trying to beat the heat. Love game-day eats? Get paid to be an NFL stadium food testerJack Sanders says it was quite a site. It also shows just how much moisture the area has gotten. The water there is not an established pond but a result of all the runoff out there.
  • Bear spotted beating the heat in the East Mountains

    Bear spotted beating the heat in the East Mountains
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – While temperatures continue to stay hot across the state, it's not just humans that are trying to stay cool. Pictures taken this weekend in David Canyon in the East Mountains shows a bear out for a swim trying to beat the heat. Love game-day eats? Get paid to be an NFL stadium food testerJack Sanders says it was quite a site. It also shows just how much moisture the area has gotten. The water there is not an established pond but a result of all the runoff out there
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  • New representative for District 17 in Bernalillo County selected

    New representative for District 17 in Bernalillo County selected
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Linda Garcia Benavidez has been selected as the new state representative for District 17 by the Bernalillo County Commission. Benavidez was approved with a 3-0 vote after she was the only person to apply for the job.Bernalillo County recruiting more poll workersBenavidez will finish the term of Representative Debbie Armstrong who resigned in August to care for a family member. Benavidez spent 24 years at Sandia National Lab in the purchasing, financial, and
  • Santa Fe resumes homeless camp cleanup

    Santa Fe resumes homeless camp cleanup
    SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – The city of Santa Fe has resumed clearing out and cleaning up homeless camps. Officials tell KRQE News 13 that since the enforcement resumed on September 2, they've received reports of 15 encampments. They do say that some of those might be duplicates. Nearly $800,000 set aside for litter removal programsCrews have responded to two of those camps, cleaned one completely, and continue to work to clean the other which they say is quite large. The homeless involve
  • Family Dollar robbery suspect threatens employee with needle

    Family Dollar robbery suspect threatens employee with needle
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Crime Stoppers are on the lookout for a suspect they say robbed an Albuquerque dollar store with a needle. They say APD arrived at the Family Dollar at 6001 Lomas Blvd NE on July 23 in reference to the robbery.Story continues belowKRQE Investigates: Albuquerque city bus violence pushes councilor to demand changesCrime: Police need help finding suspects & truck in storage damage, burglary caseKRQE En Español: Martes 6 de Septiembre 2022New Mexico:
  • ENMU sees student enrollment increase for Fall 2022

    ENMU sees student enrollment increase  for Fall 2022
    PORTALES, N.M. (KRQE) – On Wednesday, Eastern New Mexico University reported they saw an increase in enrollment since the 2017 school year. In a press release, the university said enrollment is up by 2.3% overall from fall 2021 and the fall 2022 enrollment number is 5,106 students, up from 4,991 for the 2021-2022 school year. ENMU football seeks local talent at Albuquerque campThe release states the freshman class saw the biggest growth – a 23.2% increase with a freshman class o
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  • Cannon Air Force Base activates new air unit

    Cannon Air Force Base activates new air unit
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The 27th Special Operations Wing at Cannon Air Force Base recently activated the new MC-130J flying unit. The new unit will help with the wing's Force Generation model to support special operations command strategic guidance.Story continues belowKRQE Investigates: Albuquerque city bus violence pushes councilor to demand changesCrime: Police need help finding suspects & truck in storage damage, burglary caseKRQE En Español: Martes 6 de Septiembre 2022New
  • Local restaurant ROTI N.M. set to launch latest dish

    Local restaurant ROTI N.M. set to launch latest dish
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A local spot located in the Sawmill Market is serving up some perfectly roasted and delicious rotisserie chicken. ROTI N.M. makes everything in-house and they are getting ready to release an Italian dish.Local artist gets UNM involved in upcoming music videoROTI N.M. will be bringing porchetta to their menu but only on Wednesdays. The dish includes a pork belly mixed with herbs, spices, and Owner and Executive Chef Gilbert Aragons' addition of New Mexico red
  • Santa Fe holding donation drive for veterans

    Santa Fe holding donation drive for veterans
    SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – The city of Santa is hosting a donation drive to support local veterans. The city's senior services division is hosting the event. Donations will be accepted until 5 p.m. Thursday at Santa Fe City Hall or the Mary Esther Gonzales Senior Center.Story continues belowKRQE Investigates: Albuquerque city bus violence pushes councilor to demand changesCrime: Police need help finding suspects & truck in storage damage, burglary caseKRQE En Español: Martes 6
  • Mistrial declared for man accused in 2020 Albuquerque murder

    Mistrial declared for man accused in 2020 Albuquerque murder
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The trial for Austin Crespin, accused in a 2020 murder, has been declared a mistrial. Crespin is one of two people accused in the murder of Jeffrey Baca near Central and Coal.Story continues belowKRQE Investigates: Albuquerque city bus violence pushes councilor to demand changesCrime: Police need help finding suspects & truck in storage damage, burglary caseKRQE En Español: Martes 6 de Septiembre 2022New Mexico: SWAT situation damages Los Chavez h
  • Dry air sticks around today, storm chances this weekend

    Dry air sticks around today, storm chances this weekend
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – A massive area of high pressure continues to dominate the western United States through late week. This high will bring a lot of heat, with record high temperatures possible near the Four Corners. If the forecast high pans out, this will be Farmington's 3rd day in a row tying or breaking daily high temperature records.Story continues belowKRQE Investigates: Albuquerque city bus violence pushes councilor to demand changesCrime: Police need help finding suspects &
  • Sheriff's deputy killed 2, went on the run before arrest, police say

    Sheriff's deputy killed 2, went on the run before arrest, police say
    DUBLIN, Calif. (KRON) - A California sheriff's deputy was on the run for 12 hours after he allegedly shot two people in their home Wednesday morning, according to Dublin police.Alameda County Sheriff’s deputy Devin Williams Jr. is on the run after a double homicide, police say. (Image courtesy DPD)
    It started when a man and woman were shot inside their home in Dublin, California. Someone called 911 at 12:45 a.m. and told emergency dispatchers that the gunman fled in a vehicle.
    Both victims
  • First court appearance for man arrested during FBI raid

    First court appearance for man arrested during FBI raid
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Jesse Young, one of the men arrested in the FBI's raid in Albuquerque is set to make his first appearance in federal court Wednesday. Young is a suspected member of the Surenos 13 gang and is alleged to be involved in the murders of two Syndicato de Nuevo Mexico members. FBI-led raids focus on gangs, drug trafficking in AlbuquerqueProsecutors are asking a federal judge to keep Young behind bars until trial. In the pre-trial detention motion more information
  • PNM awards grants to nonprofits for energy-saving projects

    PNM awards grants to nonprofits for energy-saving projects
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – PNM Resources Foundation announced 42 recipients of its Reduce Your Use grants. The grants will cumulatively provide more than $200,000 to the New Mexico nonprofits to complete energy saving projects.
    Story continues belowKRQE Investigates: Albuquerque city bus violence pushes councilor to demand changesCrime: Police need help finding suspects & truck in storage damage, burglary caseKRQE En Español: Martes 6 de Septiembre 2022New Mexico: SWAT situation d
  • 2022 New Mexico State Fair back in action

    2022 New Mexico State Fair back in action
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The New Mexico State Fair will kick off tomorrow, September 8. There is a lot to check out this year. From the junior livestock show to a stunning concert lineup, this is something you won't want to miss.New Mexico State Fair 2022: What you need to knowThe fair is jam-packed with a variety of deals, events, and food. On opening day, you can get into the fair for $2 and they will have special pricing on the ride pass. Attendees will be able to enjoy food, rid
  • Grant funding increases for New Mexico wildfire victims

    Grant funding increases for New Mexico wildfire victims
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The U.S. Department of Agriculture is increasing grant funding for New Mexico communities affected by wildfires. The grant money is for residents to repair their homes from wildfire damage or upgrade homes to prevent future damage.How much are Lujan Grisham and Ronchetti spending on ads?The original $10,000 grants will increase to $36,520 for elderly low-income residents living in Colfax, Lincoln, Mora, San Miguel and Valencia counties that were affected by wildfir
  • 10 films you might not know were filmed in New Mexico

    10 films you might not know were filmed in New Mexico
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Sure, we all know about Breaking Bad and its spin-off series Better Call Saul but Albuquerque, as well as the entire state of New Mexico, has been home to countless film projects. Some of which might not come immediately to mind. Not only has New Mexico been the backdrop for parts of the Muppet Movie and Natural Born Killers but also Clint Eastwood's Any Which Way But Loose and the Seth Rogen dark comedy Observe and Report. Film production spending gives New Mexico
  • Recreational cannabis sales set new record in New Mexico

    Recreational cannabis sales set new record in New Mexico
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – New Mexico cannabis retailers sold $24.2 million in recreational cannabis in August. That tops the state's previous record from July by over half a million dollars.The numbers suggest that interest in New Mexico's cannabis industry hasn't waned since sales began back in April. That first month, retailers sold $22.1 million worth of recreational cannabis. How much are Lujan Grisham and Ronchetti spending on ads?The increased sales are leading some experts
  • September events presented by Visit Albuquerque

    September events presented by Visit Albuquerque
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – If you are looking to fill up your calendar this month, Visit Albuquerque has a variety of events for everyone. Visit Albuquerque is known as the premier destination organization for the city.
    5th Annual Morrow Farms Hatch Chile RoastDate: September 10Time: 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Canteen Brewhouse will be hosting a chile roasting event to kick off fall time. Attendees can enjoy roasting, peeling, and some drinks from Canteen Brewhouse.Location: Canteen Brewhouse20
  • Foot missing from Stone Age skeleton may show oldest amputation

    Foot missing from Stone Age skeleton may show oldest amputation
    NEW YORK (AP) — The 31,000-year-old skeleton of a young adult found in a cave in Indonesia that is missing its left foot and part of its left leg reveal the oldest known evidence of an amputation, according to a new study.The 31,000 year-old-skeleton was found in a cave in East Kalimantan, Borneo Indonesia. (Tim Maloney/Griffith University via AP)Scientists say the amputation was performed when the person was a child — and that the “patient” went on to live for years as a
  • Bernalillo Co.'s air unit may be years out from flying after helicopter crash

    Bernalillo Co.'s air unit may be years out from flying after helicopter crash
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Following a fatal crash involving the Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office's "Metro 2" helicopter, it may be years before the law enforcement agency is able to restart a similar air unit with broad police, fire and rescue capabilities. Sheriff Manny Gonzales discussed the future the specialized emergency response team in a news conference Wednesday.Gonzales, who will leave office in early 2023, says he is intent on doing what he can to keep the unit going
  • Bernalillo Co. Sheriff outlines future of Metro Air unit after helicopter crash

    Bernalillo Co. Sheriff outlines future of Metro Air unit after helicopter crash
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Following a fatal crash involving the Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office's "Metro 2" helicopter, Sheriff Manny Gonzales is expected to address the future of the air support unit. The sheriff and several county leaders are slated to hold a news conference on the topic Wednesday.
    KRQE News 13 will livestream the news conference here on this page. Coverage is expected to begin around 11 a.m. Wednesday. NTSB releases preliminary report on BCSO helicopter cr
  • Sports Desk: Albuquerque High boys soccer off to hot start

    Sports Desk: Albuquerque High boys soccer off to hot start
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) –The Albuquerque High boys soccer team is off to an undefeated start and coming of a win in the Albuquerque Metro Championship. Coach Orlando Ramirez joined the sports desk to talk about the Bulldogs success, an outlook on the rest of the season and the current state of New Mexican soccer."The reoccurring compliment that I have to give this set of boys is the effort," Ramirez said. "It's a luxury to not have to coach the effort part when you have boys that hav
  • Take part in '40 days of gratitude' with Make-a-Wish New Mexico

    Take part in '40 days of gratitude' with Make-a-Wish New Mexico
    A local business has partnered with Make-a-Wish New Mexico. Sukhamni Designs has started its '40 Days of Gratitude Campaign' to help grant life changing wishes for children throughout New Mexico.Women’s Circle to host Annual Tea Party to benefit Make-A-Wish-New MexicoSukhamni Designs will be donating 11% of all purchases to the organzation. Owner Gurumukh Singh Khalsa wanted to take part in the campign to help out the community. The donation period will last for 40 days. As they reach high
  • Open enrollment period starts soon for BeWellNM

    Open enrollment period starts soon for BeWellNM
    Health insurance plans can be hard to come by. Open enrollment is just ahead and BeWell New Mexico is here to help out. They work to find individuals and small business owners affordable health insurance plans.New Mexicans will continue to qualify for healthcare price breaksOn August 16, 2022, the Inflation Reduction Act was signed into office by President Biden. The act will insure health coverage will be affordable through 2025. Health insurance plans provided by BeWellNM are based on income l
  • Shooting victim targeted because he was charging electric vehicle: court docs

    Shooting victim targeted because he was charging electric vehicle: court docs
    BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) -- A man present at a shooting near an electric charging station last week has identified the gunman, who he said targeted the victim because he "probably had money due to possessing an electric vehicle," court documents say.The witness said he wasn't aware Robert Pernell Roberts (whom he knows as "AWOL") had a gun on him or was going to shoot anyone, say the reports released Tuesday morning.
    Benny Alcala Jr. was shot and killed the night of Aug. 24 outside of a Target
  • Will you get automatic student loan forgiveness? Here's how to know

    Will you get automatic student loan forgiveness? Here's how to know
    (NEXSTAR) — Millions of federal student loan borrowers will soon have much or all of their debt forgiven under a recently announced plan by the Biden administration. Relief will come sooner for some borrowers than others.The Biden administration estimates up to 43 million borrowers qualify for this federal student loan forgiveness. While the majority will have to wait until October to begin the application process, roughly 8 million borrowers are expected to receive forgiveness automatical
  • Police search for Albuquerque man accused of murdering girlfriend

    Police search for Albuquerque man accused of murdering girlfriend
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Police are searching for a man accused of murdering his girlfriend in northeast Albuquerque. Police say 38-year-old Vicente Reyes shot and killed Misty Muniz during an argument near Candelaria and San Mateo Monday in May. Albuquerque city bus violence pushes councilor to demand changesA witness inside the home reportedly told police that Reyes claimed the gun “just went off.” The witness also said the two had a volatile relationship and
  • New project would create space for artists in Albuquerque

    New project would create space for artists in Albuquerque
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The University of New Mexico is spearheading a project that would create a unique space for artists. The space would be located next to the Lobo Rainforest on Broadway, in the old Baptist Church sanctuary.UNM begins fundraising for new observatoryMeow Wolf co-founder Vince Kadbubek came up with the idea to turn the vacant building into a hub for artists, they call it "The Jungle." People at the new space could work on new art projects and collaborate. There
  • Florida man obsessed with school shootings put dead animals on Parkland memorial, deputies say

    Florida man obsessed with school shootings put dead animals on Parkland memorial, deputies say
    TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — A Florida man who authorities said had a "disturbing fascination with mass school shootings" was arrested after he allegedly left several dead animals on a memorial in Parkland.According to the Broward Sheriff’s Office, 29-year-old Robert Mondragon left several dead and disfigured animals at the MSD Memorial Garden, which is located outside Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. Albuquerque man appears in court for double murder chargesThe investigation began on J
  • Large groups of migrants sent through 'clandestine' gap in California's border wall, official says

    Large groups of migrants sent through 'clandestine' gap in California's border wall, official says
    SAN DIEGO (Border Report) -- Border Patrol stations in San Diego have become so saturated that there's no room for the large groups of migrants that have started coming across and are waiting long hours in the sun to be picked up, officials told Border Report.The migrants, mostly from Central and South America, are getting past the first border barrier between San Diego and Tijuana and onto U.S. soil, U.S. Customs and Border Protection says.
    But they are are reporting waiting up to 12 hours to b
  • KRQE Newsfeed: Bus violence, Transitional living program, Drier day, Couy Griffin decision, New Special Shape balloons

    KRQE Newsfeed: Bus violence, Transitional living program, Drier day, Couy Griffin decision, New Special Shape balloons
    Wednesday's Top StoriesSWAT situation damages Los Chavez home, family left with messPolice need help finding suspects & truck in storage damage, burglary caseUNM begins fundraising for new observatoryUNM unveils cherry football helmetsDespite health scare, Albuquerque man continues volunteeringHow much are Lujan Grisham and Ronchetti spending on ads?Rio Arriba County limits trash pickup due to staff shortageArcheological site discovered in RuidosoDeveloper answers concerns on North Valley de
  • Hot and quiet, but active weekend ahead

    Hot and quiet, but active weekend ahead
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – This morning is quiet across the whole state, with chilly temps in the northern and western high terrain, and mild temperatures for the Rio Grande Valley and southern NM. Today will be another quiet and hot day. The only areas that may see some showers and storms will be the San Juan Mountains, southwest Colorado and far northwest New Mexico.
    Forecast Continues BelowNew Mexico: Santa Fe’s Alternative Response Unit is expandingCrime: Release revoked in earlier
  • Speeding woman on cocaine kills drunk driver high on meth in North Las Vegas, police say

    Speeding woman on cocaine kills drunk driver high on meth in North Las Vegas, police say
    NORTH LAS VEGAS, Nev. (KLAS) – A speeding woman is accused of driving under the influence of cocaine and alcohol when she crashed into another car, killing its driver who was under the influence of methamphetamine, police said.Summer Butler, 37, faces charges of DUI resulting in death, reckless driving and being in possession of a controlled substance in connection with the fatal crash in January, court documents say.On Jan. 14, North Las Vegas police reported a two-car crash near Cheyenne
  • Hillary Clinton says she will never run for president again

    Hillary Clinton says she will never run for president again
    (The Hill) - Former secretary of state and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton on Tuesday said she will not run for president again.“No, no,” Clinton said when asked by CBS Evening News anchor Norah O’Donnell she would ever run for a second time.“But I’m going to do everything I can to make sure that we have a president who respects our democracy and the rule of law and upholds our institutions,” Clinton continued.Story continues belowKRQE Investig
  • How much are Lujan Grisham and Ronchetti spending on ads?

    How much are Lujan Grisham and Ronchetti spending on ads?
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) — With about two months to go before the state's general election, the race for the governor's office is heating up. The latest numbers show that Mark Ronchetti and Michelle Lujan Grisham have spent a combined total of more than $6 million — but what are they spending campaign funds on?In New Mexico, candidates are required to report their campaign spending to the Secretary of State. The latest reports only show expenses through the beginning of July. Bu
  • Document on foreign nation's nuclear capabilities found by FBI at Mar-a-Lago: report

    Document on foreign nation's nuclear capabilities found by FBI at Mar-a-Lago: report
    (The Hill) - FBI agents who searched former President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home found a document detailing a foreign government’s nuclear capabilities and other military defenses, The Washington Post reported on Tuesday.The document containing the nuclear information was found during the Aug. 8 search that was authorized by an FBI affidavit that has now been released with redactions. The sources did not disclose to the Post the identity of the foreign government.The Post had reported i
  • 500 pounds of beef jerky recalled over listeria concerns

    500 pounds of beef jerky recalled over listeria concerns
    WASHINGTON, D.C. (WHNT) — Nearly 500 pounds of beef jerky products made by a Knoxville, Tennessee, company are being recalled over concerns of listeria contamination.According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS), the recall announced on Sept. 6 affects products made by the Magnolia Provision Company, Inc. New Mexico specialty crops listeria control programThe following ready-to-eat beef jerky items were made on Aug. 25, 2022, and are sub
  • UNM begins fundraising for new observatory

    UNM begins fundraising for new observatory
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The University of New Mexico is beginning to raise money for a new observatory. The current campus observatory was built in the 50s and is outdated.
    Story continues belowAlbuquerque: From behind bars to owning a business: Albuquerque man shares storyBalloon Fiesta: New special shape balloons to keep an eye out for at 50th Balloon FiestaKRQE En Español: Lunes 5 de Septiembre 2022Crime: Man arrested for shooting his own fatherNew Mexico: The health
  • Record heat continues for the Four Corners

    Record heat continues for the Four Corners
    Drier weather continues to move in, keeping the entire state rain-free. Record and near-record heat sticks around for the Four Corners.
    High pressure continues to gain strength to our northwest and continues to draw drier air into the state. This limited the chance for rain all across New Mexico today, and still brought near-record heat to the Four Corners. A few storms developed over the San Juan Mountains, but quickly dissipated once they move off the higher elevations.
    Dry and hot weather wil
  • Environmental department handing out bacteria test kits

    Environmental department handing out bacteria test kits
    LAS VEGAS, N.M. (KRQE) – The state is handing out bacteria kits to people in northern New Mexico. Heavy monsoon rain caused flooding in the burn scar of the Hermit's Peak Calf Canyon Fire. The environmental department is concerned that flooding might have caused bacteria to develop in private wells that a lot of people rely on for drinking water.
    Story continues belowAlbuquerque: From behind bars to owning a business: Albuquerque man shares storyBalloon Fiesta: New special shape
  • Despite health scare, Albuquerque man continues volunteering

    Despite health scare, Albuquerque man continues volunteering
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A local volunteer didn't let a serious health issue stop him from making an impact on the community. Patrick Turrieta's peers said he is always at the Barelas Senior Center; oftentimes, he is the first one there and the last to leave. He's a volunteer at the center and teaches different classes.
    "His classes are very well attended. The seniors love it, and they seem to be getting results from it," said Barelas Senior Center manager Julio Santisteban.
    Every T
  • Albuquerque man appears in court for double murder charges

    Albuquerque man appears in court for double murder charges
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The suspect arrested for Friday night's double homicide in northwest Albuquerque made his first appearance in court on Tuesday. Thirty-year-old John Ballejos will stay locked up at least until his preventative detention hearing.
    Story continues belowAlbuquerque: From behind bars to owning a business: Albuquerque man shares storyBalloon Fiesta: New special shape balloons to keep an eye out for at 50th Balloon FiestaKRQE En Español: Lunes 5 de Sept
  • Transitional living program set to break ground soon in NW Albuquerque

    Transitional living program set to break ground soon in NW Albuquerque
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A three-and-a-half acre plot of land near Montano and Taylor Ranch is just dirt right now. But by spring of next year, there will be 25 residential units and program space for Albuquerque's Saranam. A two-year transitional housing program for families facing homelessness."We're really attacking homelessness and poverty at Saranam with a two-generational approach so that not only do we get the family out of homelessness right now but for the next generation a
  • Transitional living program set to break ground soon in Albuquerque

    Transitional living program set to break ground soon in Albuquerque
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A three-and-a-half acre plot of land near Montano and Taylor Ranch is just dirt right now. But by spring of next year, there will be 25 residential units and program space for Albuquerque's Saranam. A two-year transitional housing program for families facing homelessness."We're really attacking homelessness and poverty at Saranam with a two-generational approach so that not only do we get the family out of homelessness right now but for the next generation a
  • Nominations for excellence in teaching award opening soon

    Nominations for excellence in teaching award opening soon
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Nominations for the 2023 Golden Apple Award for Teaching Excellence open next week. The nomination period will be open from Sept. 12 through Nov. 12.
    Story continues belowAlbuquerque: From behind bars to owning a business: Albuquerque man shares storyBalloon Fiesta: New special shape balloons to keep an eye out for at 50th Balloon FiestaKRQE En Español: Lunes 5 de Septiembre 2022Crime: Man arrested for shooting his own fatherNew Mexico: The health of ho
  • Archeological site discovered in Ruidoso

    Archeological site discovered in Ruidoso
    RUIDOSO, N.M. (KRQE) – A construction project was halted in Ruidoso on Monday when a human skull was found. The construction site is just off Sudderth Dr. near Park Ave. Police say the office of the medical investigator, as well as an anthropologist, was called in and determined the bones were from a primitive time.
  • Nearly $800,000 set aside for litter removal programs

    Nearly $800,000 set aside for litter removal programs
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The New Mexico Tourism Department is allocating nearly $800,000 to clean up litter around the state. The funds from the Clean and Beautiful Grant Program will go to 45 communities, including the state's biggest cities.Story continues belowAlbuquerque: From behind bars to owning a business: Albuquerque man shares storyBalloon Fiesta: New special shape balloons to keep an eye out for at 50th Balloon FiestaKRQE En Español: Lunes 5 de Septiembre 2022Crime:

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