Posted inEast Mountains

East Mountain gallery reopens with spring show featuring new artists, fresh mediums

A Cedar Crest art gallery is reopening its doors this spring with a new exhibition that adds fresh voices and mediums to its roster of New Mexico artists. Enchanted Soul Art | Creatives’ Gallery & Shop resumed regular hours April 17, launching its Spring Re-Enchantment 2026 exhibition, on view through May 24. Featured artists include […]

Posted inCorrales

Corrales councilors to review wish list

Village councilors in Corrales are going to talk about their wish list Tuesday evening. Their agenda includes a discussion of the villageโ€™s infrastructure capital improvement plan (ICIP), which spells out Corralesโ€™ priorities for the next several years. Each local government in New Mexico assembles an ICIP, which the state legislature uses to help make budget […]

Posted inWestside Albuquerque

Boom! The Unser-Paseo widening project is about to enter its loudest phaseย 

Tens of thousands of Rio Rancho and Westside commuters who rely on the Unser Boulevard and Paseo del Norte corridor will hear โ€” and feel โ€” the next phase of construction starting Tuesday, as crews begin blasting through the basalt bedrock beneath one of the metro area’s most congested intersections. Controlled blasting is scheduled to […]

Posted inRio Rancho

Rio Rancho exempts employee benefits from bidding rules

Rio Rancho employees will see no gaps in their health coverage this summer after the city’s Governing Body approved a change to its procurement code Thursday that gives administrators more flexibility to secure insurance, benefits and retirement programs outside the standard bidding process. Financial Services Director Stephanie Yara told the Governing Body the exemption is […]

Posted inCourts & Justice

State Police kill armed man after shootout with Torrance County deputies

By Kevin Hendricks, NM.News — A Torrance County man is dead after exchanging gunfire with sheriff’s deputies and a New Mexico State Police tactical team Tuesday near Manzano, following an hours-long manhunt that prompted authorities to order nearby residents to shelter in place. Torrance County Sheriff’s deputies responded around 1 p.m. Tuesday to a report […]

Posted inRio Rancho

Rio Rancho’s longest-serving mayor passes the gavel, sets sights on governor’s race

The tributes ran long and the tears came easy as Rio Rancho Mayor Gregg Hull gaveled out of office April 23 as the city’s longest-serving mayor. Hull addressed the Governing Body for the final time, citing road reconstruction, the city’s aquifer recharge facility, a new permanent fund and a strengthened partnership with Intel Corporation among […]

Posted inAlbuquerque, Courts & Justice, Local Government, NM.news

The next time you dial 911 in ABQ, a drone might be the first responder

By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — Seconds after a gunshot is heard across Albuquerque, police launch a drone from a rooftop hive and speed toward the sound. The goal is to arrive before officers, with its camera already rolling, as part of the cityโ€™s โ€œdrone as a first responderโ€ program. The Albuquerque Police Departmentโ€™s (APD) […]

Posted inPlacitas

Placitas PREP to host fire-behavior presentation

April doesnโ€™t just mean itโ€™s baseball season. Itโ€™s also fire season, and a group in Placitas is trying to ensure residents know how much danger is out there. Placitas Resilience & Emergency Preparedness Alliance (PREP) is hosting a May 12  presentation by District Ranger Ken Born of the U.S. Forest Service on possible wildfire behavior […]

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