Fire in northern New Mexico 100% contained

State Forestry officials said a fire that burned more than 10 acres in northern New Mexico is now 100 percent contained. 
8:27 PM |

Officials discover illegal campfires, remind everyone about fire restrictions

Because two illegal campfires were discovered in just the past couple of days, forest service officials urge you to follow the fire restrictions wherever you go.
3:19 PM |

Native American vets push for recognition

Among all the monuments and statutes along the National Mall in Washington, D.C., not one stands in recognition of Native American veterans.
6:05 PM |

Fire destroys home in downtown Albuquerque

A fire destroyed an Albuquerque home on Edith near Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard on Sunday.
1:08 PM |

Colo. utility mulls transmission line into NM

A Colorado utility has reached out to leaders in northern New Mexico about the possibility of running an electric transmission line from a substation north of Alamosa, Colo., to a site somewhere west of Taos.
12:58 PM |

Albuquerque officer fired for off-duty fight

Albuquerque Police Chief Ray Schultz has fired an officer who allegedly beat a man unconscious during an off-duty fight.
12:43 PM |

Teacher accused of inappropriate contact with student faces judge

The Cibola High School teacher accused of having inappropriate contact with a 17-year-old girl at school made his first court appearance Saturday.
5:36 PM |

Monument, city reach joint management agreement

The city of Albuquerque and the Petroglyph National Monument have crafted a new cooperative management agreement that will improve the law enforcement capabilities of park rangers.
12:38 PM |