Late into the city council meeting, a handful of exhausted Burqueños and organizers pleaded with councilors to replace runoff elections with instant runoffs. Yet the council dashed their hopes for a new voting system for the fourth time in seven years as it struck down the major overhaul of the city’s election process. […]
By Mia Casas, KUNM News […]
A woman who abused and neglected a disabled Rio Rancho woman and left her to die on the U.S.-Mexico border will spend at least 20 years in prison…
Ross J. Ward spent more than 40 years carving, collecting and lovingly transforming his Sandia Mountains property into a national folk art destination. Following his death in 2002, […]
When New Mexico’s two U.S. Senators heard about President Trump’s Easter morning social media post and address to the nation earlier this week threatening to extinguish “an entire civilization” in Iran, they both had the same reaction: No way. […]
The 2026 legislative session is already a distant memory for most people—until a letter arrives from your state representative or senator describing all the wonderful things they accomplished. […]
New Mexico officials warn of phishing websites impersonating MVD to collect fake toll fines and urge residents to verify official links.
Sara Atencio-Gonzales — After more than two decades of producing theater without a permanent home, Albuquerque’s Cardboard Playhouse Theatre Company is making a major push to secure its own space through a 24-hour livestream fundraiser this April. The youth theater company has spent years moving between venues across the city, but rising costs and long-term […]
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