NM RAMPS UP PREP FOR PILGRIMAGE

THE STATE IS DOING MORE AND MORE TO PLAN AND PREPARE FOR THE ANNUAL PILGRIMAGE TO EL SANTUARIO DE CHIMAYO. SOME PILGRIMS ARE EXPECTED TO BEGIN Read More

NM VALLEYS HUM WITH SOUND OF IRRIGATION PUMPS

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) Farmers in southern New Mexico's Hatch Valley are struggling their way through the drought by pumping saline water from Read More

DUKE CITY WORKERS PROTEST POSTAL PLAN

POSTAL WORKERS ACROSS THE COUNTRY PROTEST SUNDAY THE PLAN TO END SATURDAY MAIL DELIVERY NEXT YEAR. AND ALBUQUERQUE POSTAL WORKERS WERE AMONG THEM. Read More

POLICE: MAN STOLE WOMAN'S TRUCK FROM NM CHURCH

ALBUQUERQUE , N.M. (AP) Police say a man is facing charges after he stole a woman's pick-up from an Albuquerque church parking lot. KRQE-TV reports that Read More

ANASAZI IN THE MARKET FOR RETAILERS

BY LATE THIS SUMMER, RETAIL SPACE IN THE NOW VACANT ANASAZI BUILDING IN DOWNTOWN ALBUQUERQUE COULD BE READY FOR OCCUPANCY. JOSH SHARP WITH ROGER COX Read More

CITY HOLDS BED BUG CONFERENCE

IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR SOLUTIONS TO A BED-BUG PROBLEM, THEN BLOCK OFF WEDNESDAY MORNING. THAT'S WHEN THE CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE'S ENVIRONMENTAL Read More

UNIV. OF NM RESEARCHERS LAUNCHING HUMAN TRIAL

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) University of New Mexico medical researchers are embarking on a human trial to consider the effectiveness of using Read More

RESTAURANT RATINGS GOOF

SOME ALBUQUERQUE RESTAURANTS THAT RECENTLY GOT RED STICKERS FOR HEALTH VIOLATIONS SHOULDN'T HAVE GOTTEN THEM. DIRECTOR OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH, Read More

NM HOME SALES SURGE

ANOTHER BIG JUMP IN HOME SALES IN NEW MEXICO IN FEBRUARY. THE REALTORS ASSOCIATION OF NEW MEXICO SAYS MORE THAN A THOUSAND HOMES WERE SOLD Read More

"ONE & DONE" FOR LOBOS AND AGGIES

THE DREAM SEASON IS OVER FOR THE LOBOS ... AND THE AGGIES TOO. THE 10TH RANKED AND MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS, THE LOBO MENS BASKETBALL Read More