38 min ago | KOB-TV 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.
2 hrs ago | 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.
4 hrs ago | KRQE Albuquerque, New Mexico
8 hrs ago | Santa Fe Reporter
Starting close to home, details have already emerged and quickly spread regarding the lineup for this year's Santa Fe Bandstand .
13 hrs ago | Santa Fe Reporter
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.
17 hrs ago | KOAT-TV
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.
17 hrs ago | KOAT-TV
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.
17 hrs ago | KOAT-TV
Parts of the Bosque to be shut down
Given dangerous fire conditions, parts of the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District will be closed beginning Wednesday and fire restrictions will be increased.
WNMU bestows first President's Award honor
Several generations of the Moses family gather with the WNMU President's award, a replica artifact of a Mimbres water gourd, created by Silver City artists Pierre Nichols, a student of the Mimbres Culture, which native to Southwest New Mexico, and presented to the family by university president Dr.
2 women in NM speed chase indicted for murder
A pair of homeless women accused of plotting to kill an Albuquerque man following a sexual escapade because they wanted his car have been indicted.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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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.
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 .
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.