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 |

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 |

Eight arrested for driving drunk as part of APD's holiday blitz

Albuquerque Police arrested eight people on suspicion of driving drunk Friday night.
4:32 PM |

NM businessman accused of selling elephant tusks

A Santa Fe businessman is in trouble with federal authorities for allegedly selling two African elephant tusks.
12:33 PM |

Lovington hospital plans $16M expansion

Officials at Nor-Lea Hospital in southeastern New Mexico are planning another expansion that will include a new clinic, more parking and possibly apartments and senior living facilities.
12:27 PM |

NM to keep administering high-risk insurance pool

A panel of New Mexico regulators has voted to continue coverage for more than 1,500 people who are part of a federal high-risk health insurance pool despite a likely shortfall in payments from the federal government.
11:14 AM |

Feds hire youth for public lands work in NM

New Mexico is among the states that will receive federal grants to hire young people to help with conservation projects on public lands.
11:04 AM |

Family, friends remember Karleen Zetina

Every time we saw her, she had a smile on her face - that's what many are remembering Friday night. An Albuquerque teenager, who inspired people with her courage, has lost her battle with cancer.
10:33 PM |