Posted inElections & Politics

‘No Kings’ organizers plan for 40K & Stacey Abrams in rally, march through ABQ Sat.

By Kevin Hendricks — Organizers of Albuquerque’s “NO KINGS” rally are planning for more than 37,000 people to participate in a planned 3-mile march and rally on Saturday – prompting police to issue warnings of impromptu road closures along some of the city’s busiest thoroughfares. The “NO KINGS” movement began in 2025 and has since […]

Posted inEvents, Rio Rancho, The 528 Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho’s weekly ‘Resist Tyranny’ protest persists alongside โ€˜NO KINGSโ€™ rally in Albuquerque

While thousands are expected to pack the streets of Northeast Albuquerque this Saturday for a massive “NO KINGS” demonstration, a smaller but persistent group of activists in Rio Rancho will continue a weekly protest tradition that has spanned nearly six months. The Albuquerque march, organized by Indivisible Albuquerque and the No Kings Coalition, is part […]

Posted inAlbuquerque, Events, The Paper.

Get Out (March 19-25)

Airswimming (Thursday 19, Performance) FUSION Theatre Company (708 First St. NW) presents a timely play about unjust incarceration, Airswimming by Charlotte Jones. Directed by Robb Anthony Sisneros, FUSION’s production stars Wendy Barker and Nichole Hamilton. The dark comedy is inspired by the true story of two British women who were locked away in a hospital […]

Posted inOpinion & Analysis

Letter to the Editor: Sale of public utilities to out-of-state funds should sound alarms in New Mexico

Opinion & Commentary in The Paper. Dr. Taylor Spence is an adjunct instructor of history at CNM and New Mexico Highlands University (NMHU) and lives in Albuquerque. Alarm bells should be ringing for all New Mexicans as the Public Regulation Commission (PRC) is set to decide on allowing the sale of not just one but […]

Posted inCommunity Content, Placitas, Sandoval Signpost

One small step toward a safer Placitas

Community content submitted by KUPR Imagine a wildfire on the mountain this summer, wind-driven and rapidly moving toward the village and surrounding neighborhoods. In this scenario, PNM has turned off power and most of eastern Placitas is on the only road out โ€“ gridlocked on NM165, experiencing limited communication with the outside world. As the […]

Posted inColumns & Columnists, The Paper.

Diane Denish: A Women’s Day reminder from Gallup

Corner to Corner Diane Denish is a former lieutenant governor of New Mexico. She is a native of Hobbs and now lives in Albuquerque. Reach her at diane@dianedenish.com This was the week to celebrate International Womenโ€™s Day, designated March 8. Honestly, I hadnโ€™t paid much attention beyond reading headlines about observances. But I was drawn […]