APD AWAITS OMI DECISION ON TRIO OF DEATHS

APD RESPONDS TO THREE CALLS THIS WEEK INVOLVING DECEASED INDIVIDUALS. THE FIRST WAS MONDAY AFTERNOON WHEN OFFICERS MADE A WELFARE CHECK ON A MAN AND Read More

UNIVERSITY TO REVAMP TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAM

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) The University of New Mexico plans to revamp its College of Education, and there will be somebody new at the helm as that Read More

YOU'RE STUCK WITH THAT TICKET

IF YOU GOT A TICKET UNDER ALBUQUERQUE'S NOW-ENDED RED LIGHT CAMERA PROGRAM, YOU'LL JUST HAVE TO PAY UP. AN ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY TELLS THE ALBUQUERQUE Read More

LAWMAKER LOVES PROPOSED ONLINE TAX HIKE

THE HEAD OF THE NEW MEXICO LEGISLATURE'S SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE SAYS HE HOPES CONGRESS GIVES FINAL APPROVAL TO A BILL ALLOWING STATES TO TAX ONLINE Read More

SOLAR PROJECT TO START SOON

THE LARGEST COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTED POWER GENERATION PROJECT IN NEW MEXICO WILL SOON BE UP AND RUNNING. THE EUBANK LANDFILL SOLAR ARRAY PROJECT COVERS OVER 17 Read More

SANTA FE PLANS NEW COMPACTS FOR CHARTER SCHOOLS

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) Santa Fe's public school system is moving to set new performance goals and transparency standards and for its four charter Read More

COUNCIL BILL ADDS TO WHO CHOOSES POLICE, FIRE CHIEFS

ALBUQUERQUE'S MAYOR BERRY DOES NOT SUPPORT A BILL INTRODUCED AT MONDAY NIGHT'S Read More

THOUSANDS PACK DOWNS CASINO JOB FAIR

ANOTHER BUSY DAY AT THE DOWNS AT ALBUQUERQUE Read More

CITY BEGINS ROUND TWO OF B-R-T HEARINGS

HE CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE IS HOLDING A SECOND ROUND OF PUBLIC HEARINGS ON Read More

CARRUTHERS SNAGS NMSU PRESIDENT'S JOB

FORMER GOVERNOR GARREY CARRUTHERS IS NMSU'S NEW PRESIDENT. Read More