• 'Concerning' Snapchat brings deputies to Albuquerque school

    'Concerning' Snapchat brings deputies to Albuquerque school
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office deputies increased their presence at Atrisco Heritage Academy High School in southwest Albuquerque yesterday over a "concerning message" that appeared on social media. The message that prompted the increased BSCO presence was allegedly posted on Snapchat on Wednesday, Mar. 8. Albuquerque police warn of uptick in Westside shootingsThe contents of the message have not been released. A BCSO representative says deputies are
  • UNM granted funds for pedestrian safety center

    UNM granted funds for pedestrian safety center
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The University of NewMexico (UNM) will be adding a center for pedestrian and bicyclist safety to combat traffic fatalities. The western part of the country is one of the most ideal areas to study these types of situations, officials claim.The center will be a tier-one University Transportation Center funded by the U.S. Department of Transportation and will receive $2 million a year for five years. The funds are a part of grants secured from the Biden Adminis
  • Albuquerque police warn of uptick in Westside shootings

    Albuquerque police warn of uptick in Westside shootings
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Albuquerque Police Department (APD) is warning the public. They said there has been an uptick in shootings in a certain area.According to APD, shootings have been increasing behind Nusenda Community Stadium in the open space. The stadium is at 1601 Arroyo Vista Boulevard NW.New Mexico cannabis sales high in FebruaryAuthorities said people have been firing guns into the desert. Two times, the firings have hit homes nearby.
    APD said if you want to fire a g
  • Santa Fe police ask for help finding missing woman

    Santa Fe police ask for help finding missing woman
    SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Santa Fe Police Department is looking for help locating 34-year-old Kathryn Silva. Silva last contacted her family on Feb. 27 or 28.Identifying features
    Age: 34Sex: FemaleHair: Brown/BlondeEyes: BrownHeight: 5' 1"Weight: 110lbsTattoo: "High for this" on her forearmAlleged Albuquerque restaurant shooter will be held until trialKathryn Silva | Courtesy of the Santa Fe Police DepartmentKathryn Silva | Courtesy of the Santa Fe Police DepartmentSanta Fe pol
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  • Volcano Vista and Hobbs round 4 coming Saturday

    Volcano Vista and Hobbs round 4 coming Saturday
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – For the last four years, Hobbs and Volcano Vista have been the two best girls basketball teams in New Mexico, meeting in the championship every year. The Eagles won the first title match, while the Hawks took the last two. Volcano now has a chance to three-peat, as they defeated Las Cruces 56-35 in the semi-finals on Thursday. 2023 state basketball tournament bracketsFresh off an upset win over Farmington, the Bulldawgs kept the Hawks on their toes early and
  • Chile song passes New Mexico House

    Chile song passes New Mexico House
    SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – There's hardly anything more fitting for New Mexico than a song commemorating New Mexico's chile. Now, New Mexico may soon get an official song to praise red and green chile. What are New Mexico's state symobols?
    House Bill 510, sponsored by both Republicans and Democrats, would make “Red or Green” the official state chile song. Written by Lenny Roybal, the lyrics include: "You want red chile? I give you red chile You want green chile? I give y
  • Roswell man accused of shooting at officer's home to stay in custody until trial

    Roswell man accused of shooting at officer's home to stay in custody until trial
    ROSWELL, N.M. (KRQE) – A Roswell man is accused of shooting at an off-duty State Police officer's home. Now, he will remain behind bars until trial.Jonah Flores is accused of the shooting last Monday. The officer was home with his family at the time, but no one was hurt. New Mexico cannabis sales high in FebruaryState Police said Flores admitted to the shooting. A judge granted the state's pre-trial detention Wednesday.Flores is now facing multiple charges, including shooting at an oc
  • Alleged Albuquerque restaurant shooter will be held until trial

    Alleged Albuquerque restaurant shooter will be held until trial
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The man accused of opening fire at an Albuquerque restaurant, El Sinaloense Mariscos and Grill, on Mar. 5 will be detained until his trial. Jonathan Enriquez is accused of shooting Alexis Ordonez in the chest. The restaurant's owner and another customer were also injured in the incident.A police report says security video shows Jonathan Enriquez at a table when another man, Alexis Ordonez, walked over to him. Ordonez's sister is the mother of Enriquez's
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  • New Mexico cannabis sales high in February

    New Mexico cannabis sales high in February
    SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – After strong sales in January of 2023, the most recent cannabis sales data shows February recreational cannabis sales may be rising. Retailers in Albuquerque alone sold over $8 million worth of recreational cannabis last month, according to the latest data from the Cannabis Control Division.
    New Mexico's cannabis sales haven't slowed since retail operations began last April. If anything, the latest data suggests the industry might still be growing. New Mexico m
  • Legislature approves bill to formalize renewable energy office

    Legislature approves bill to formalize renewable energy office
    SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – Thursday, March 9, legislators approved a bill to help ensure New Mexico keeps moving towards renewable energy. House Bill 95 would do just that by requiring the State Land Office to operate a "renewable energy office."New Mexico's State Land Office is tasked with overseeing New Mexico's oil, gas, and mineral rights. In essence, the office works to ensure that New Mexico's land can be appropriately leased for energy production. Have legislators made progre
  • Visit Albuquerque lists things to do in March

    Visit Albuquerque lists things to do in March
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A new month brings fun things for friends and family to get out and enjoy in Albuquerque. Lara Brockway from Visit Albuquerque, provided new events happening for the month of March.Cornivore Popcorn celebrates popcorn day
    Anime New Mexico Dates: March 17-20 Clean up your cosplay, brush up on your favorite shows and head to Crowne Plaza March 17-20 for Anime New Mexico! Meet voice actors from your favorite anime shows, shop from amazing artists, watch perform
  • Cornivore Popcorn celebrates popcorn day

    Cornivore Popcorn celebrates popcorn day
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Thursday, March 9 is popcorn lovers day. It's a celebration of all people who love the buttery, snack. Cornivore popcorn has a variety of popcorn for all popcorn lovers. Macy’s personal stylist shares ‘Spring Trends’Cornivore happened when co-owner Robert Mendez was trying to make extra money. And as a popcorn lover, he saw this as an easy way to make a little extra money. He was also faced with his wife coming out of a heart attack and bei
  • Author describes her journey to discovering she was adopted in 'Junkyard Girl' book

    Author describes her journey to discovering she was adopted in 'Junkyard Girl' book
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) –Carlyn Montes de Oca is an international speaker, author, and animal advocate who founded the animal-human health connection. She frequently talks at national and international conferences on how human health, happiness, and longevity are improved through her relationship with our pets.Women’s History Month: Highlighting some locally-owned small businesses in AlbuquerqueFour years ago, she took a DNA test for fun and discovered her parents, immigrants f
  • Police ask for help finding southeast Albuquerque murder suspect

    Police ask for help finding southeast Albuquerque murder suspect
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Albuquerque Police are asking for help identifying a suspect in a southeast Albuquerque homicide. The shooting happened around 6 a.m. near the Blake's Lotaburger at 9800 Central Ave. SE. Gun storage bill approved by legislature, heads to governor’s deskPolice say a dark sedan was seen driving in circles in the parking lot before the incident. They say someone from inside the sedan fired two shots and one of the rounds hit and killed an innocent bystand
  • Gallup advances to state finals, set to face Kirtland Central

    Gallup advances to state finals, set to face Kirtland Central
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – For the 5th time this season, Gallup and Kirtland Central are set to meet on the court. The Lady Bengals advanced to the class 4A championship by way of a 68-49 win over St Pius on Thursday. 2023 state basketball tournament bracketsThe Bengals had a complete team performance against the Sartans as 12 players scored and nine recorded a rebound. They also had an efficient shooting performance going 19-36 from the field (52.8%).The Bengals and Broncos have spli
  • La Niña has ended — Here's what's next and when El Niño could begin

    La Niña has ended — Here's what's next and when El Niño could begin
    AUSTIN (KXAN) — For the first time in a year and a half, we're no longer in a La Niña phase, according to the Climate Prediction Center.
    As a result, the La Niña advisory has ended and the CPC has issued a Final La Niña Advisory, essentially putting a cap on the end of our most recent La Niña period and the third La Niña winter in a row.La Niña is the "cool phase" of the El-Niño-Southern-Oscillation or ENSO. It's marked by water temperatures
  • Painting of new mural at Expo New Mexico begins in March

    Painting of new mural at Expo New Mexico begins in March
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Work will be starting soon on a new mural at Expo New Mexico. Painting for the mural begins March 20 and is expected to last until April 15. How far have CYFD-related bills progressed?The 200-foot-long mural will be painted on the eastern wall of Expo New Mexico, along Louisiana. The project is meant to highlight Albuquerque's 'Vision Zero' initiative. The design for the mural comes from team of teenagers who live in the International District.
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  • Cannon Air Force Base hosting first airshow since 2018

    Cannon Air Force Base hosting first airshow since 2018
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Cannon Air Force Base will host its first air show since 2018 in April. The free show "Wings Over Cannon" will be happening April 22, gates open for the show at 9 a.m.Story continues below:Albuquerque: A bridge on Central may become an official Albuquerque landmarkNew Mexico: No more jail food – Socorro County senior centers get helpCrime: New Mexico State Police sergeant accused of raping his friendLegislature: New Mexico Senate approves voting access b
  • How to Watch: UNM vs. Utah State in Mountain West Tournament quarterfinals

    How to Watch: UNM vs. Utah State in Mountain West Tournament quarterfinals
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The No. 6 seed University of New Mexico Lobo's (22-10) play the No. 3 seed Utah State Aggies (24-7) in the quarterfinals of the Mountain West Men's Basketball Tournament Thursday. Jaelen House helps Lobos push past Wyoming to advance to Mountain West QuarterfinalsHow To Watch:When: Thursday at 9:30 p.m. MTWhere: Thomas & Mack Center -- Las Vegas, NevadaTV: CBS Sports NetworkFollow: CBS Sports AppWatch on Connected TV:&n
  • How far have CYFD-related bills progressed?

    How far have CYFD-related bills progressed?
    SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – With ten days left in the state legislative session, one department lawmakers had hoped to improve was the New Mexico's Children, Youth and Families Department (CYFD). Through the years, CYFD has been the subject of lawsuits, political debates, and investigations.
    In a 2021 independent report, CYFD received a “failing grade” for progress. After a series of child abuse and death allegations and investigations, CYFD announced an overhaul in mid-2022.
  • Don't expect to see a red carpet at the Oscars this year

    Don't expect to see a red carpet at the Oscars this year
    (KTLA) - When Hollywood's biggest names head to the Oscars on Sunday, they'll notice something a little different. The normal red carpet has done a color swap and it's now a Champagne color.
    On Wednesday, crews rolled out the new path, but it will be still referred to as the red carpet.
    Oscars host Jimmy Kimmel was on hand to assist with the rollout. He joked that the switch from red to Champagne showed how confident producers are that no blood will be shed this year, an edgy joke considering th
  • Hobbs advances to 6th straight title game with win over La Cueva

    Hobbs advances to 6th straight title game with win over La Cueva
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The five seeded La Cueva Bears gave the top ranked Hobbs Eagles one of their toughest challenges of the year in the state semi-finals on Thursday. After six ties, three lead changes, and even two ejections, Hobbs was able to pull away with a 44-42 victory. 2023 state basketball tournament bracketsThe game started on a 9-0 run by the Bears as the La Cueva defense took over the game early. Hobbs was held without a field goal for the entire first quarter, but t
  • Hobbs woman accused of leaving baby in trash wants trial moved

    Hobbs woman accused of leaving baby in trash wants trial moved
    HOBBS, N.M. (KRQE) – Alexis Avila, facing trial on accusations that she threw a newborn baby in the trash, asked for her trial to be moved. After hearing arguments Thursday, a judge says he will be making a decision soon. He says that decision could come as early as Monday.
    Ibukun Adepoju, Avila's attorney, argues she would not be able to get a fair trial because of the amount of media coverage the case has gotten. Avila's team wants the trial moved from Lea County to Lincoln Cou
  • Status hearing for Alec Baldwin, film armorer in 'Rust' shooting case

    Status hearing for Alec Baldwin, film armorer in 'Rust' shooting case
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – A status conference hearing for "Rust" actor-producer Alec Baldwin and the film's armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed will be held Thursday. The hearing is slated for 2:30 p.m. MST and will be live-streamed on this page.Local man who originally was offered armorer job on ‘Rust’ speaks outIn February, prosecutors downgraded certain charges against the two, removing a firearm enhancement penalty from Baldwin and Gutierrez-Reed's involuntary manslaughter charges
  • Gun used in Alec Baldwin 'Rust' shooting "destroyed by the state," lawyer reveals

    Gun used in Alec Baldwin 'Rust' shooting "destroyed by the state," lawyer reveals
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – A virtual status conference hearing for "Rust" actor-producer Alec Baldwin and the film's armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed was held Thursday afternoon. In it, District Court Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer set a preliminary examination date for May 3. Local man who originally was offered armorer job on ‘Rust’ speaks outDuring the hearing, an attorney for the Alec Baldwin, Alex Spiro, said he received an email from the state that the defense would be receiving di
  • Gun used in Alec Baldwin 'Rust' shooting 'destroyed by the state,' defense lawyer reveals

    Gun used in Alec Baldwin 'Rust' shooting 'destroyed by the state,' defense lawyer reveals
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Alec Baldwin's attorney told a judge on Thursday that the state destroyed the gun used in the deadly "Rust" movie-set shooting. The announcment was made during a status hearing in the case against "Rust" actor-producer Alec Baldwin and the film's armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed.
    During the hearing, an attorney for Baldwin, Alex Spiro, said he received an email from the state that the defense would be receiving discovery today. Spiro also brought up the fact that the
  • DA's office denies Alec Baldwin's attorney's claim the gun used in shooting was 'destroyed'

    DA's office denies Alec Baldwin's attorney's claim the gun used in shooting was 'destroyed'
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Alec Baldwin's attorney told a judge on Thursday that the state destroyed the gun used in the deadly "Rust" movie-set shooting. The announcment was made during a status hearing in the case against "Rust" actor-producer Alec Baldwin and the film's armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed. However, the New Mexico First Judicial District Attorney released a statement after the hearing stating that the gun was not destroyed.
    During the hearing, an attorney for Baldwin, Alex Spiro
  • Donate to KRQE Cares Shoes For Kids

    Donate to KRQE Cares Shoes For Kids
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Since 2015 KRQE Cares Shoes For Kids campaign has put over 25,000 new shoes on children in Title 1 schools. However, none of this would be possible without the generous donations of our viewers that have allowed us to continue this great work.A new mural is coming to EXPO New MexicoMarch is the campaign month to raise money for the KRQE Cares Shoes For Kids program so that they can continue putting on new shoes for children in need.
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  • Women's History Month: Highlighting some locally-owned small businesses in Albuquerque

    Women's History Month: Highlighting some locally-owned small businesses in Albuquerque
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – March is Women's History Month. Charlotte Koppin, president of Women's Business Organizations in New Mexico, says the number of women-owned businesses is growing in Albuquerque. NAWBO is the leader and has been working on advocacy for women-owned businesses since 1975. They also believe in supporting women locally and nationally. Last summer there was a local all-women-owned business fair.ABQ BioPark lions settle into their new Texas homeChamoy Bar, was esta
  • Can you afford to 'live comfortably' in these US cities?

    Can you afford to 'live comfortably' in these US cities?
    (NEXSTAR) - Are you making enough money to afford your bills, buy the things you want, and set aside some money and pay off debt? Unsurprisingly, where you live can impact just how much wiggle room you have in your budget, especially in some U.S. metros.A new study reviewed data from the MIT Living Wage Calculator, which estimates the living wage you need to support yourself and various family sizes throughout the country based on “geographically specific expenditure data related to a fami
  • Cities with the most expensive homes near Albuquerque

    Cities with the most expensive homes near Albuquerque
    (STACKER) - Purchasing a home is one of the most important investments there is. More than a place to live, homeownership is an asset with the potential to tremendously rise in value. Given the current state of the real estate market, housing affordability plays a determining role for buyers. As of Feb. 23, 2023, the 30-year fixed mortgage rate sits at 6.5%. As a result of higher mortgage rates across the board, home prices have risen significantly. The typical home value in
  • Is Albuquerque a good St. Patrick's Day city?

    Is Albuquerque a good St. Patrick's Day city?
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Where's the best place to get your green beer fix? WalletHub recently looked at the 200 most populated cities in the U.S. to see which ones are the best for wearing the green and saving it too.Source: WalletHubAlbuquerque ranked #113 with a total score of 45.25 (out of 100). The study looked at four key factors: 1) St. Patrick's Day traditions, 2) costs, 3) safety & accessibility, 4) and St. Patrick's Day weather. The Duke City ranked well into the hundr
  • Breaking down Biden's budget: Here's what's in it

    Breaking down Biden's budget: Here's what's in it
    President Biden on Thursday unveiled a sweeping budget plan for the coming fiscal year.The request details a set of ambitious proposals from the White House, ranging from plans to extend the lifetime of programs like Medicare, tax proposals targeting the wealthy to help reduce the deficit by trillions of dollars over the next decade, and funding for a slew of Democratic priorities. Budget requests typically do not become law, and Biden’s will be no exception, with the House controlled
  • Big cat in Cincinnati tests positive for cocaine

    Big cat in Cincinnati tests positive for cocaine
    DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) -- A big cat found in a tree in a Cincinnati neighborhood has reportedly tested positive for cocaine.The Hamilton County Dog Warden was dispatched on a report of a "leopard" in a tree in Oakley, a neighborhood in east Cincinnati, on Jan. 28. Crews worked to retrieve the cat, named Amiry, and it was taken to Cincinnati Animal CARE.At first, the care team at the CAC facility believed Amiry was a "Hybrid F1 Savannah," which is legal to have and own in Ohio. A representative of t
  • Forrest officials want public comment on proposed Taos Ski Valley Resort projects

    Forrest officials want public comment on proposed Taos Ski Valley Resort projects
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The Carson National Forest is asking for public input on proposed projects for Taos Ski Valley. Public comments on the proposals can be submitted between March 9 and April 9.The proposed projects include:
    Build a base-to-base gondola. Replace lifts 2 and 8. Install a new booster station, water tank, and additional snowmaking pipe. Develop Nordic and snowshoe trails. Build a restaurant near the top of Lift 7. Replace and relocate the Whistle
  • Millions of Calico Critters children's toys recalled after 2 deaths

    Millions of Calico Critters children's toys recalled after 2 deaths
    PINE BROOK, N.J. (WXIN) – More than 3 million animal figure toys are being recalled after two children died after playing with them.The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said the recall involves all Calico Critters Animal Figures and Sets sold with bottle and pacifier accessories at Walmart, Meijer, and other stores. The toys were sold nationwide and online from January 2000 through December 2021.The recall was initiated after Epoch Everlasting Play LLC learned about three incidents,
  • Gun storage bill approved by legislature, heads to Governor's desk

    Gun storage bill approved by legislature, heads to Governor's desk
    SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – Following multiple rounds of heated debate, a bill aimed at ensuring responsible gun storage has passed the New Mexico Legislature. Now, to become law, it needs the Governor's signature.House Bill 9, also known as 'Bennie's Bill,' has been a focus of intense debate this session. The bill makes it a crime to negligently store a firearm and allow a child to misuse the weapon. Gun regulation has been a hot topic at the RoundhouseThe bill was born out of concern th
  • YETI coolers recalled over injury risk

    YETI coolers recalled over injury risk
    (WXIN) - More than 1 million YETI coolers are being recalled over a risk involving the magnet-lined closures.The Consumer Product Safety Commission said the recall involves the YETI Hopper M30 Soft Cooler 1.0 and 2.0, Hopper M20 Soft Backpack Cooler and SideKick Dry Gear Case. The products have a main pocket closure lined with high-powered magnets enclosed in a heat-sealed plastic strip.Recalled YETI Hopper M30 1.0 – Soft Cooler in Charcoal color (Photo//CPSC)called YETI Hopper M20 Soft Ba
  • 81,000 chairs sold at T.J.Maxx, HomeGoods recalled following reports of concussion, contusions

    81,000 chairs sold at T.J.Maxx, HomeGoods recalled following reports of concussion, contusions
    (NEXSTAR) – An office chair sold at retailers owned by the TJX Companies, Inc., is being recalled amid reports that the back of the chair can detach while in use, posing a fall hazard.TJX is recalling approximately 81,700 of the office chairs, which were sold at U.S. locations of T.J.Maxx, Marshalls, HomeGoods and Homesense between June 2019 and December 2022, according to a notice published by the Consumer Product Safety Commission. Roughly an additional 1,000 chairs are being recalled in
  • Kirtland Central Lady Broncos are championship bound yet again

    Kirtland Central Lady Broncos are championship bound yet again
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Kirtland Central breezed into the semi-final round of the state tournament with a 42 point win on Tuesday. It wouldn't be as easy for the Lady Broncos on Thursday morning against Hope Christian, but after a slow start, KC was able to surge into a 53-35 win. 2023 state basketball tournament bracketsDown by multiple scores after the first quarter, the Broncos found themselves in unfamiliar territory. The team was then able to go on an eight point run mid-way t
  • GM offering buyouts to most salaried workers in US to cut costs

    GM offering buyouts to most salaried workers in US to cut costs
    DETROIT (AP) — General Motors is offering buyouts to most of its U.S. salaried workforce and some global executives in an effort to trim costs as it makes the transition to electric vehicles.The Detroit automaker wouldn't say how many workers it is targeting, but confirmed that the move is aimed at accelerating attrition to meet a previously announced goal of $2 billion in cost cuts by the end of next year. GM has about 58,000 salaried workers in the U.S.The company says the offers also ar
  • Jaelen House helps Lobos push past Wyoming to advance to Mountain West Quarterfinals

    Jaelen House helps Lobos push past Wyoming to advance to Mountain West Quarterfinals
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The University of New Mexico Lobos are advancing to the next round with an 87-76 victory over the Wyoming Cowboys Wednesday night.Lobo men’s basketball beat Wyoming at the Mountain West TournamentKRQE's Sports Director Van Tate talked with Jaelen House following the game about his performance in the 2nd half. "I just wanted to win that's all it was. It's one game you lose and you're out of here. I just want to turn it up and get to the next day,"
  • Santa Fe city council delays vote on obelisk replacement

    Santa Fe city council delays vote on obelisk replacement
    SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – Santa Fe city council is once again delaying a vote on the redesign of the controversial obelisk on the plaza. The city had deferred the vote for months, while waiting on a survey that asked the public what should be done with what was left of the obelisk. Santa Fe councilors talk about redesigning controversial obeliskPeople waited until late in the evening to voice their opinions at the meeting. Some argued the monument is a piece of history, and the sta
  • Lobo men's basketball beat Wyoming at the Mountain West Tournament

    Lobo men's basketball beat Wyoming at the Mountain West Tournament
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – It was a tight game at the half, where UNM trailed 38-35, but the Lobos Men's Basketball team does advance to the next round with an 87-76 victory over Wyoming.4-legged Lobo men’s basketball fan showing support in VegasHunter Maldonado was the story of the first half of this Mountain West Tournament opener. The Wyoming guard finished with 20 points at the break, but UNM would turn it on the 2nd half and finish with four scorers in the double figur
  • La Niña is officially over, NOAA announces: What does that mean?

    La Niña is officially over, NOAA announces: What does that mean?
    (NEXSTAR) – The long season of La Niña has finally ended, meteorologists with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration have confirmed.
    The La Niña climate pattern, which has been present practically uninterrupted since the summer of 2020, started weakening in recent months. Now, La Niña has officially been replaced by "ENSO-neutral conditions," the Climate Prediction Center (a division of NOAA's National Weather Service) said in its "Final La
  • More Americans are skipping college since the pandemic

    More Americans are skipping college since the pandemic
    JACKSON, Tenn. (AP) — When he looked to the future, Grayson Hart always saw a college degree. He was a good student at a good high school. He wanted to be an actor, or maybe a teacher. Growing up, he believed college was the only route to a good job, stability and a happy life.The pandemic changed his mind. Best colleges in New MexicoA year after high school, Hart is directing a youth theater program in Jackson, Tennessee. He got into every college he applied to but turned them all down. C
  • KRQE Newsfeed: Awaiting trial, Vote delayed, Cooler day, New landmark, Sweet Saturday

    KRQE Newsfeed: Awaiting trial, Vote delayed, Cooler day, New landmark, Sweet Saturday
    Thursday's Top Stories
    ABQ BioPark lions settle into their new Texas homeNo more jail food – Socorro County senior centers get helpDrunk driver heads to prison after sending APD officer to the hospitalRoundhouse Roundup: Geothermal energy, forestsLawmakers want LESC study to improve education system3 Los Angeles K-9 officers wounded; suspect dead in standoffRussian missile barrage slams into cities across Ukraine
    Thursday's Five Facts[1] New Mexico State Police sergeant accused of raping h
  • Former NBA player Shawn Kemp arrested on drive-by shooting charge: report

    Former NBA player Shawn Kemp arrested on drive-by shooting charge: report
    TACOMA, Wash. (WKBN) – Former Cleveland Cavalier Shawn Kemp has been arrested in connection with a drive-by shooting in Washington state, ESPN reported.According to the report, Kemp, 53, was booked into a Pierce County jail on Wednesday afternoon after shots were fired in an altercation that happened around 1:58 p.m. between drivers of two cars near a Tacoma mall.4-legged Lobo men’s basketball fan showing support in Vegas“One of the drivers fired off several rounds at the occup
  • Russia unleashes massive missile attack on targets in Ukraine

    Russia unleashes massive missile attack on targets in Ukraine
    Russia battered Ukraine with a “massive rocket attack” of missile strikes that hit critical infrastructure and residential buildings across the country, Ukrainian President Zelensky said.“It's been a difficult night. A massive rocket attack across the country. … Attacks on critical infrastructure and residential buildings,” Zelensky said in a Telegram post.“The enemy fired 81 missiles in an attempt to intimidate Ukrainians again, returning to their miserable
  • Cooler weather ahead of weekend storm

    Cooler weather ahead of weekend storm
    NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – We are waking up to more fog in southeastern New Mexico, with the most dense fog in Hobbs. The rest of the state is mostly clear, and high clouds will roll in and thicken up throughout the day. Temperatures will stay cooler than yesterday across central and northwest NM, thanks to the arrival of a cold front. Highs will range from the 40s to the upper 70s across the state. Winds will be lighter, coming in from the northwest up to around 15 to 30 mph.Forecast C

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