Crime Increase Stirs Up Anger in SE Albuquerque
By Victor Santos and Isaac De Luna / NM News Port The International District, in southeast Albuquerque, has been called the “war zone” for its enduring crime... Read more.
Albuquerque Mayor to be Decided in Runoff Election
By Kevin Maestas and Andrew Lucero / NM News Port Albuquerque voters will return to the polls on November 14th, to decide a forced runoff election between the two... Read more.
Lack of funding strains public defender system
By Angela Shen and Alissiea Hernandez / NM News Port When people dismiss their better judgment and find themselves in court, they might choose to hire a pricey attorney... Read more.
APD Encourages Community to Help Fight Crime
By Nathan Barnes / NM News Port Albuquerque police are asking residents of the Northeast Heights area to keep working with them to make neighborhoods safe.... Read more.
APD-Involved Crashes Rose 46 Percent between 2015 and 2016
By Marco Woods / NM News Port The number of APD-involved crashes rose 46 percent from 2015 to 2016, according to a presentation by T.J. Wilham, manager of Albuquerque’s... Read more.
New Mexico Youth Programs Credited for 50% Decrease in Juvenile Justice Referrals
By Jazzmin Zama, Sarah Ihlefeld and Andrew Lucero / NM News Port Albuquerque youth programs have been putting a dent in juvenile crime referrals in recent years.... Read more.
After bakery break-in, owner fights to solve homelessness
By Nichole Harwood / NM News Port Albuquerque, NM — On July 12, 2017 local bakery Golden Crown Panaderia was broken into, two thieves caught on camera... Read more.
UNM Students Wanted! Mandatory Grey Area Training
By Cayla Montoya-Manzo / NM News Port The University of New Mexico’s Mandatory Sexual Misconduct Prevention Training, is a sexual assault awareness program,... Read more.
UNMPD offers safety tools for Fall 2017
Katherine Whiting & Melorie Begay / New Mexico News Port This fall, the University of New Mexico Police Department is prompting a smartphone application to help... Read more.
Black Lives Matter march: personal stories, prayers and poetry
By: Danielle Prokop / New Mexico News Port “Black boys are dying and it’s trending on social media.” Twenty-three year old Nikki Archuleta read from her original... Read more.