1 hr ago | KOB-TV
NM youth's trial delayed in dad's fatal shooting
The trial of an Albuquerque youth charged with murder in the shooting death of his father on a southwestern New Mexico hunting trip is being delayed.
1 hr ago | KOB-TV
NM Disaster Medical Alert Team deployed to Okla.
New Mexico's Disaster Medical Alert Team is on its way to Oklahoma to assist in relief efforts following Monday's tornado.
3 hrs ago | KCBD-TV Lubbock
Fire restrictions increasing for Albuquerque area
Officials in the Albuquerque area are imposing tougher fire restrictions, and portions of the wooded area along the Middle Rio Grande to the north and south of the city are closing.
4 hrs ago | Business Journal
State Bar of NM's Young Lawyers Division lands grants to assist veterans
The Young Lawyers Division of the State Bar of New Mexico has earned two grants to help veterans with their legal bills.
8 hrs ago | KRQE Albuquerque
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One ticket got all the numbers rightfor the $590.5 million dollar prize. The ticket's from Zepherhills, Floridaa small town outside of Tampa.
12 hrs ago | Examiner.com
Opponent Profile: Sox flying Sky high this season
In terms of proximity, the Colorado Springs Sky Sox are the closest Pacific Coast League team to the Albuquerque Isotopes .
16 hrs ago | KOB-TV New Mexico
Albuquerque's aquifer recharging
Good news for Albuquerque. The city's vast underground water, the aquifer, supply is making a comeback.
Soldier surprises student pen pals
He's a hero to kids that have never even met him. Serving overseas in Afghanistan, a soldier and an Albuquerque 4th grade class were just pen pals.
Albuquerque to Host World-Class Flamenco Festival, Boosts Arts Economy June 10-15, 2013
The National Institute of Flamenco announces the return of Festival Flamenco Internacional de Alburquerque, June 10-15, 2013.
2 arrested in Las Vegas killing, related fire
Two Las Vegas men sought in a homicide and related fire in the northern New Mexico city have been arrested in Albuquerque.
Barony of Al-Barran commended for participation in Albuquerque Renaissance Faire
Members of the Barony of Al-Barran were recently commended for their help with the Albuquerque Renaissance Faire by Sandy Wylie, Events Assistant for the City of Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Fitch Affirms Albuquerque, New Mexico's Airport Sr. Revs at 'A+', Sub. Revs at 'A'; Outlook Stable
The Rating Outlook on all debt remains Stable. LIMITED COMPETITION BUT CONTINUED TRAFFIC DECLINES: Albuquerque International Sunport is the primary commercial service airport for the State of New Mexico, with limited competition posed by the state's nine other commuter oriented airports.
Thousands seek work even as NM jobless rate drops
Thousands of people in New Mexico are still looking for work or at least better jobs even as the state's unemployment rate is down.
The mother of a 4-year-old kidnapped Wednesday is still shaken after chasing the suspect in her car.
Comment period ends in mid-June for proposed mine
The U.S. Forest Service expects to close its public comment period in mid-June on a draft environmental impact statement for the proposed Roca Honda uranium mine near Mount Taylor.
Woman who killed bicyclist in 2010 arrested for DWI
The Albuquerque woman sentenced in the death of a bicyclist in 2010 was arrested early Sunday morning on suspicion of driving under the influence.
Berry leads in Albuquerque mayor's race poll
Albuquerque Mayor Richard Berry received 59 percent of support in a poll conducted by KOB about the city's upcoming mayoral race.
In-state tourism expected to increase in 2013
More New Mexico residents will be hitting the road this summer and fall to destinations in the Land of Enchantment, according to the 2013 Garrity Perception Survey.
Nearly 1,300 Las Cruces seniors graduate in Saturday ceremonies
Nearly 1,300 graduates from Las Cruces' three largest high schools walked the stage Saturday, saying good-bye to their high school days and setting their sights on what's to come.
Keep reading fun with public library summer reading programs
School is almost out for the summer around New Mexico. Are you looking for activities to keep the kids busy this summer? Do you want to help them retain what they learned last year and be ready for the next school year? Many public libraries around the state are offering summer reading programs that include prizes and fun programs.