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New Mexico senators demand transparency on rural health fund as hospital closures loom

Courts, Justice & Safety, Pueblos

Snapchat faces legal battle in New Mexico over child exploitation allegations

by Kevin Hendricks July 28th, 2025

Treasure Trove Antiques & Collectibles celebrated its grand opening and ribbon cutting July 25 at Corrales Hemporium.

Corrales Hemporium expands with new antique shop

James Green, center, received a donated wheelchair July 26 that his family desperately needed after encountering delays in the federal veterans' system, highlighting challenges faced by disabled veterans across the state.

Veteran receives donated wheelchair after being ‘abandoned’ by VA

Bernalillo residents can celebrate both a local business milestone and the town's signature cultural event during the same weekend in August, as Camino Real Antiques marks its 29th anniversary with a sale coinciding with the 332nd annual Fiestas de San Lorenzo.

Housing & Homelessness, Town of Bernalillo

Bernalillo antique shop celebrates 29 years as town prepares for historic Fiestas

by Kevin Hendricks July 28th, 2025July 28th, 2025

Measles rash

UNM Health offers free back-to-school vaccines amid statewide measles outbreak

Heinrich

Sen. Heinrich secures $69 Million for New Mexico projects, housing aid in Senate committee vote

Heinrich

Sen. Heinrich secures $69 Million for New Mexico projects, housing aid in Senate committee vote

Our Lady of Health church of Las Cruces.

Courts, Justice & Safety, Pueblos

New lawsuits allege systemic abuse and concealment by Catholic Dioceses

by Kevin Hendricks July 28th, 2025July 28th, 2025

Madrid community radio station KMRD celebrates decade milestone with free music festival

The 49th annual Sandoval County Fair kicked off Monday in Cuba, bringing six days of rodeo action, 4-H competitions and cultural celebrations to residents across New Mexico's fastest-growing county.

Housing & Homelessness, Westside

Sandoval County Fair opens Monday with week of rodeo, pow-wow and community events

by Kevin Hendricks July 28th, 2025July 28th, 2025

Police investigate a fatal shooting on UNM's campus Friday. (Kevin Hendricks)

UNM President: ‘Our thoughts are with families’ after fatal shooting on campus

Housing & Homelessness, Opinion, Pueblos

Medicare 101

by Guest Commentary July 25th, 2025July 25th, 2025

District 5 gets $10.4M investment in first northwest Multigenerational Center

A 21-year-old inmate died Wednesday morning at the Bernalillo County Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC)

21-year-old dies at Bernalillo County jail after medical emergency

New Mexico Rep. pushes federal bill to prevent power line wildfires

New Mexico Supreme Court upholds warrantless vehicle searches during brief decriminalization era

New Mexico families can save during back-to-school tax holiday weekend

Corrales Police Department

Courts, Justice & Safety

Pistol found in Corrales not crime-related

by Rodd Cayton, City Desk ABQ July 23rd, 2025July 23rd, 2025

AFR

Firefighter union battles mayor over staffing changes

The Village of Ruidoso confirmed that three people have died as a result of the historic flash flooding that deluged the community on July 8. The victims were swept downstream by unprecedented floodwaters.

Trump approves federal disaster aid for Lincoln County flooding

Corrales fire chief wants full hydrant coverage for the village

by Rodd Cayton, City Desk ABQ July 23rd, 2025July 25th, 2025

Bernalillo County

Bernalillo County restores non-emergency phone service after technical outage

Democrats say 112,000 New Mexicans could lose health insurance under Trump bill

U.S. Sen Martin Heinrich

Sen. Heinrich secures $6.5M for New Mexico crime fighting

Albuquerque residents who find animals being sold or given away on sidewalks, in parking lots or other public spaces could soon see stricter enforcement under a proposed ordinance update scheduled for a City Council vote in August.

Albuquerque City Council to vote on stricter animal sales enforcement

Alex Uballez

Uballez criticizes Keller’s ICE policy, calls for stronger immigrant protections

Measles rash

Housing & Homelessness, Pueblos

If you were at Cliff’s on Thursday, you might have measles

by Kevin Hendricks July 22nd, 2025July 22nd, 2025

U.S. Senator Ben Ray Luján (D-N.M.), the Ranking Member of the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and Media, delivered a Senate floor speech Wednesday, criticizing the Trump administration's proposal to eliminate $1.1 billion in federal funding for public radio and television stations across the nation.

Sen. Luján secures nearly $190 Million for New Mexico public safety, military infrastructure

Community Content

Reel Gems – Overlooked Films Currently Streaming: Desert Bloom (1986)

by Guest commentary July 22nd, 2025July 22nd, 2025

The Children's Court is one of three Albuquerque locations that are facing severe security staffing cuts. (BernCo)

Sheriff’s Office, courts clash over security cuts at Bernalillo County courthouse

Federal budget proposal could eliminate key Native American workforce programs

According to state records, Utility Block Company Inc. was fined a total of $41,384 for the violations by NMED’s Occupational Health and Safety Bureau (OHSB). In December 2024, compliance officers observed dangerous conditions at the company’s Albuquerque facility.

NMED fines Utility Block Co. $41K for safety lapses

Steel Bender Brewyard and M'tucci's Restaurants are donating 100% of proceeds from sales of Policy IPA throughout July to benefit Mandy's Farm, an Albuquerque organization serving adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Local businesses team up to support New Mexicans with disabilities through beer campaign

Mayor Tim Keller, joined by members of the Albuquerque City Council, held a press conference to announce a new Executive Order that reaffirms the City’s longstanding commitment to supporting and protecting Albuquerque’s immigrant and refugee communities. Pictured is Mayor Keller flanked by Speaker of The House Javier Martinez,left and State Senator Cindy Nava (D), on the right. Roberto E. Rosales / New Mexico News.

Albuquerque takes stand on immigration

The U.S. Department of Agriculture cited Lovelace Biomedical Research Institute at 2425 Ridgecrest Dr. SE following a May 21 inspection that documented the violations, according to a federal inspection report

Albuquerque research facility found monkey alive in body bag after botched euthanasia

NMDA

Housing & Homelessness, Pueblos

New Mexico farmers, egg producers face potential regulatory changes at upcoming public hearings

by nm.news July 21st, 2025July 21st, 2025

Corrales Village Hall

Housing & Homelessness, Opinion

Dollars and Sense of a $106 million Sewer System

by Guest commentary July 21st, 2025July 21st, 2025

Albuquerque residents will have a chance to hear directly from their congressional representatives about federal issues affecting thousands of local students, military families and vulnerable residents during a virtual meeting hosted by the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce on July 28.

Updated: Congressional reps virtual meeting on federal funding crisis postponed

Rio Rancho resident and five-time White House News Photographers Association award winner Richard Kozak will display decades of international photojournalism at the Los Lunas Museum of Heritage & Arts this fall.

Award-winning Rio Rancho photojournalist to showcase career at Los Lunas Museum

Plans for property along the obsolete Corrales Interior Drain is to turn it into a park-like greenway.

Housing & Homelessness, Local Gov.

Drain plan discussion pauses

by Rodd Cayton, City Desk ABQ July 21st, 2025July 21st, 2025

Beloved miniature donkey Eeyore passed away peacefully at the age of 25. He was a familiar and cherished sight for those traveling down Corrales Road. (Katherine Daugherty)

Beloved donkey leaves a lasting hoofprint on Corrales hearts

by Guest commentary July 21st, 2025July 21st, 2025

Live music Casa Vieja in Corrales sparks a call for a village noise ordinance // Roberto Rosales, nm.news

Housing & Homelessness, Local Gov.

Corrales seeks public input on noise ordinance revision

by Corrales Comment Staff July 21st, 2025July 21st, 2025

Courts, Justice & Safety, Housing & Homelessness

Corrales police chief receives VFW National Law Enforcement Award

by Corrales Comment Staff July 21st, 2025July 21st, 2025

Historic Old San Ysidro Church

Community Content, Housing & Homelessness

Life-saving support needed for heart of Corrales’ historic Old Church

by Kevin Hendricks July 21st, 2025July 21st, 2025

White Sands

New Mexico could lose $177 million under trump plan to transfer national parks to states

nm.news | Merilee Dannemann

Work comp law changes increase attorney fees

an estimated 2.5 to 3 inches of rain fell within 30 minutes across the East Mountains area. Despite the storm's intensity, damage in Bernalillo County was limited to a single pedestrian bridge behind the community center, and no injuries were reported.

Watershed project shields Tijeras from extreme flooding damage

City Hall ABQ

Albuquerque joins lawsuits to protect millions in federal funding from Trump administration cuts

Good Trouble Lives On: New Mexico communities join national civil rights protests