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Police presence at Rio Rancho High School? Just training, officials say

By Kevin Hendricks, The Paper. Rio Rancho High School families flooded the office with calls this morning after spotting a heavy police presence on campus โ€” but administrators say there’s nothing to worry about. Principal Millan Baca sent a letter to families confirming multiple law enforcement agencies are running a scheduled training exercise at the […]

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Fewer crimes, more tickets: Inside the RRPDโ€™s 2025 Annual Report

By Kevin Hendricks, The Paper. Rio Rancho’s overall crime numbers dropped again last year, but drivers didn’t get the same break โ€” and the city’s 911 center answered 30,000 fewer calls after splitting from the county, according to the Police Department’s newly released 2025 Annual Report. Crime down, but not everywhere Reported offenses fell to […]

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Sheriff finds man missing from Sandia Crest Rd, still seeking missing Tijeras teen

Investigators with the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Department asked for the public’s help twice this week to locate persons reported missing from the East Mountains. On Thursday July 16, BCSO said they were “urgently requesting” the public’s help to locate a 35-year old man who was last seen near Sandia Crest Road on July 14. On […]

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Beyond the basics: Preparing your Placitas home for power outages and emergencies

By Rodd Cayton Placitas residents needing to know how to shelter in pace is not a matter of โ€œif,โ€ but a matter of โ€œwhen,โ€ Sandoval County Emergency Manager Dan Heerding said Tuesday night. โ€œDo some homework,โ€ he told those gathering at a community briefing on sheltering in place.โ€Do some reading. Think about all the emergencies […]

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The battle for the ballot: New Mexico Forward Party challenges state law

The New Mexico Forward Party sued the state Tuesday, arguing New Mexico’s ballot access law punishes a newly qualified minor party by forcing its candidates to gather far more signatures than Democrats or Republicans ever have to touch. Party Chairman Bob Perls filed the federal suit in Albuquerque after the Secretary of State’s office disqualified […]

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