Bill aims to address nursing shortages, but doctors raise concerns over physician crisis
As the state legislative session is chugging along House Bill 72 is hoping for a pass to fix dwindling nursing slots in New Mexico, but physicians raise concern... Read more.
New Mexicans hope lawmakers tackle rising youth crime
The New Mexico Legislature is set to begin a 60-day session Jan. 21, and with a rise in crime among teenagers, residents and members of law enforcement hope lawmakers... Read more.
New era in women’s health begins with Trump presidency
Voters reelected Donald Trump president on Nov. 5, sending the former president to the White House for a second term and leaving many New Mexicans wondering how... Read more.
From the classroom to the polls: Early voting coming to the University of New Mexico
Early voting began at the University of New Mexico Oct. 19 to enable students, faculty, staff and the Albuquerque community to cast their ballots for the 2024 presidential... Read more.
Speed limits reduced in Los Ranchos
The Village of Los Ranchos has changed speed limits from 35 mph to 25 mph in neighborhoods and near businesses to curb speeding.... Read more.
Spring Fever
As we approach finals week here's your reminder to stop and smell—or at least ogle—the flowers.... Read more.
New Lobo Coach Mendenhall shows off at spring scrimmage
Lobo football followers got a sneak peak of the coming season in mid-April as new head coach Bronco Mendenhall showed off the team during a spring scrimmage.... Read more.
Old Town is festive for the holidays
Old Town plaza is festive for the holiday season through the month of Dec.... Read more.
Lobo loss leads to new leadership
New Mexico Lobos welcome Bronco Mendenhall after Utah State loss.... Read more.
Albuquerque’s River of Lights continues to brighten New Mexicans’ Winter
New Mexicans walk Albuquerque Biopark for annual River of Lights.... Read more.