3 hrs ago | Carlsbad Current-Argus
Boutique Air protests Carlsbad's air service contract with NM Airlines
A California-based company that hoped to land a federal contract for Carlsbad's subsidized air service is protesting the government's awarding of the contract to New Mexico Air.
5 hrs ago | USA Today
Miss. twice nabs N.M. couple's tax refund
Dionne and Calvin McDonald Jr. of Albuquerque, N.M., have never lived in Mississippi, but the state put a hold on their $4,000 tax refund check for alleged back child support payments.
9 hrs ago | KOB-TV
Bicyclists face road hazard on Paseo del Bosque trail
Despite the fire threat, Albuquerque's bosque remains open and that includes the incredibly popular bike trail.
13 hrs ago | Daily Reporter
Indictment: 84-year-old NM woman trafficking drugs
TV reports that Lillie Smith was recently indicted by a Bernalillo County Grand Jury for trafficking, conspiracy to commit trafficking, tampering with evidence and possession.
13 hrs ago | KASA-TV Albuquerque
The former Bernalillo County assessor cheated taxpayers out of tens of thousands of dollars in December when she made a secret, back-room deal before resigning to join the Public Regulation Commission.
13 hrs ago | Brandon Sun
84-year-old New Mexico woman on oxygen tank indicted on charges she was trafficking drugs
This updated photo provided Thursday, May 23, 2013, by the Bernalillo County Sheriff, shows Lillie Smith, 84, following her arrest in April on drug trafficking charges in Albuquerque, N.M. Smith was recently indicted by a Bernalillo County grand jury for trafficking, conspiracy to commit trafficking, tampering with evidence and possession, ... (more)
17 hrs ago | KOAT-TV
Nonprofit offers free drug help in Albuquerque
Albuquerque's well-known drug problem not only recently caught the eye of an out-of-state nonprofit, but convinced the group to make the area a focal point for its recovery program.
17 hrs ago | KOAT-TV
City faces lawsuit after fatal crash involving officer
The city of Albuquerque could be on the hook for another multimillion-dollar lawsuit against the police department.
20 hrs ago | KXXV-TV Waco
A transgender student at an Albuquerque high school opted to skip his graduation over a dispute about what color robe he had to wear.
Yesterday | Silver City Sun-News
Lucky Seven: Out of town? Albuquerque Wine Fest an option for weekend travelers
The Albuquerque Wine Festival offers an alternative for those unable to make it out to the Southern New Mexico Wine Festival, this Memorial Day weekend.
Yesterday | Farmington Daily Times
Arnold family still to care for Aztec Airport after Mike Arnold's death
The charred skeleton of a single-engine plane is seen at the scene of a fatal plane crash at the Aztec Airport on Saturday, May 18, 2013.
NM students could win prizes for reading books
New Mexico children could win a trip to Disney's Animal Kingdom or ride in a hot air balloon with Gov.
Albuquerque gets nearly $1.9M for water treatment
The federal government has awarded more than $15 million to water reclamation and reuse projects in California and New Mexico.
Judge unseals most docs in Chavez case
A judge in the case of a former Albuquerque police officer accused of killing his wife has agreed to unseal most of the pre-trial documents sought by media outlets.
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Albuquerque: Man pleads guilty to armed robberies of five businesses.
Julio Francia, 22, of Albuquerque, New Mexico, pled guilty this morning to robbing five Albuquerque-area businesses and to carrying a firearm during a crime of violence under a plea agreement with the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Starting close to home, details have already emerged and quickly spread regarding the lineup for this year's Santa Fe Bandstand .
Once a Martinez administration golden child, Rick May finds himself in the unlikely role of whistleblower after a faked audit scandal rocked the New Mexico Finance Authority last summer.
Woman still in critical condition after crash
A woman is in critical condition as the result of a crash at the corner of Washington and Prospect Tuesday morning.
Parole, probation office on track for downtown move
New Mexico's General Service Department is still in the process of purchasing the Plaza Maya building located on 615 1st Street in downtown Albuquerque.