A pink bus filled with women is hitting the road and traveling through New Mexico showing their support for President Trump. “It’s an honor, it’s an honor to a part of this campaign, be a part of history, to be a part of the excitement. You know, everyday people that we’re meeting, everyday New Mexicans … Continue reading Women for Trump bus tour makes stop in Albuquerque

The sun set, the Gloomies danced and Zozobra, packed full of Santa Fe’s glooms, burned to a crisp in the middle of an empty field at Fort Marcy park.Although the 96th annual burning of Zozobra on Friday night was different from any other event in its long history, those watching the 50-foot-tall marionette burst into … Continue reading Zozobra burns solo

Chaves County led the state in new COVID-19 cases reported Sunday as the state continues to report low numbers.New Mexico added 107 new cases of the disease to its total on Sunday, along with one additional death. Southeastern New Mexico’s Chaves County, where Roswell is the county seat, led the state with 28 new cases. … Continue reading Chaves County leads state in new cases

ALBUQUERQUE: Out of towners - be careful if you park your car with out-of-state plates at a city park, community center or even a library. You might get a few questions from an officer or city official.“We did give ourselves the power to question out-of-state visitors, people with out-of-state license plates, on whether or not … Continue reading Albuquerque’s emergency order gives city power to question visitors

A wildfire that ignited Monday night in a remote area near Rio en Medio, east of Tesuque, had grown to more than 150 acres by late Tuesday and was pushing east, away from populated areas and into the wilderness, forest officials said.Julie Anne Overton, a spokeswoman for Santa Fe National Forest, said no structures were … Continue reading Medio fire grows to over 150 acres

ALBUQUERQUE: A commercial landowner says it was a costly mistake for the city of Albuquerque, and now, taxpayers are paying for it. We’ve heard from businesses along Central over the years complain about losing business because of the ART project.For years, business owners and drivers have been complaining about the ART project, especially when it … Continue reading City of Albuquerque to pay $712,000 to business owners for lost revenue from ART project

ALBUQUERQUE: Chile season is described as the most wonderful time of year for many New Mexicans."We are special in New Mexico because nobody but nobody, including Colorado, can't beat us flavor and heat," said Michael Quintana who was buying chile Friday at The Fruit Basket.Roasting started in mid-July and is expected to continue through mid-September."We … Continue reading Chile season in full swing throughout the State

SANTA FE. New Mexico State Police are investigating the vandalism of a statue of a New Mexico priest amid an ongoing fight over cultural symbols in the state. The statue of Fray Angelico Chavez, which sits outside the New Mexico History Museum, was vandalized early Tuesday morning.“This is absolutely a ‘no-no’ in my view,” Martha … Continue reading Santa Fe monument vandalized

SANTA FE, N.M. A man who escaped from a Colorado state prison in 1974 is now back in custody, 46 years later.The FBI has announced that Luis Archuleta, 77, also known as Lawrence Pusateri, was arrested Wednesday. Authorities found him in Española, NM, where he had been living for almost four decades under the name … Continue reading Man who escaped from Colorado prison 46 years ago was living in New Mexico under fake name, FBI says

Closed businesses for COVID-19 pandemic outbreak, closure sign on retail store window banner background. Government shutdown of restaurants, shopping stores, non essential services. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. A new report shows just how many businesses are having to close down because of the COVID-19 pandemic.Yelp recently released their Q2 Yelp Economic Average report, and found that nationally, … Continue reading New mexico businesses have closed