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 |

Man rescued from Sandia Mountains

Search and Rescue officials are always on-call to help out hikers, especially during a busy holiday weekend like Memorial Day. This year, it kicked off with a rescue.
10:29 PM |

Man found at NM motel died from blunt force trauma

New Mexico State Police say a man found dead inside a Fort Sumner motel last weekend died from blunt force trauma.
9:49 PM |

APD officer involved in deadly crash fired

The City of Albuquerque tells KOB Eyewitness News 4 that the Albuquerque Police Officer involved in a deadly crash earlier this year is no longer an employee of the city as of closing time Friday.
7:29 PM |

New Mexico's bridges could see trouble

Thursday's Washington State bridge collapse has New Mexicans wondering about bridge safety in their state. One recent report shows hundreds of the state's bridges could be in trouble.
8:16 PM |

City honors church stabbing heroes

It has been almost a month since a man went on a stabbing spree during mass at an Albuquerque church. The City of Albuquerque honored the off-duty public safety officers Friday who jumped in to stop him.
8:49 PM |