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In the East Mountains, four new dispensaries have popped up, while two have disappeared

Which East Mountain dispensaries have gained and lost licenses since last year?

A mini pig named Apple was sworn in Saturday as Corrales' Pet Mayor for 2025 after winning a competitive fundraising election that raised $7,000 for the village's animal services organization. (Courtesy photo)

Housing & Homelessness, Pueblos

Corrales has a new Pet Mayor after record-breaking election fundraiser

by Kevin Hendricks September 29th, 2025September 30th, 2025

Congress & Federal Gov

Rep. Stansbury: Impending government shutdown could be economically catastrophic

by Alex Ross September 29th, 2025September 29th, 2025

We need the rain, but…

The Placitas Resilience & Emergency Preparedness Alliance (PREP), formed in March, wants to share information and resources that will help residents prepare for an emergency and best avoid or minimize injuries and property damage.

Environment & Climate, Pueblos

Preparedness is preferred in Placitas

by Rodd Cayton September 29th, 2025September 29th, 2025

New Mexico officials outlined plans Friday to expand child care access and improve program quality as the state prepares to implement universal child care beginning Nov. 1.

State to offer $100,000 loans to rapidly expand child care centers to meet universal care deadline

by NM Political Report September 29th, 2025September 30th, 2025

Housing & Homelessness, Pueblos

All three Democratic hopefuls for governor support medical compacts

by Alex Ross September 26th, 2025September 26th, 2025

Jason Casuga, left, CEO and chief engineer for the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District, and Felix Chaves, right, Governor of Sandia Pueblo shake hands Sept. 25 after signing an agreement that will allow repair work on the Corrales siphon to proceed. The MRGCD recognized the siphon had not received proper right-of-way permits from the Pueblo, which meant the district had been trespassing on Pueblo lands for nearly 100 years.

Housing & Homelessness, Local Gov.

Corrales siphon work to begin in January after Sandia Pueblo agreement

by Rodd Cayton, City Desk ABQ September 26th, 2025October 2nd, 2025

U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.), Ranking Member of the U.S. Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, joins business leaders to discuss how Trump’s ‘Big, Bad Bill’ will raise utility bills on New Mexicans and threaten clean energy jobs, Aug. 8 in Albuquerque.

Congress & Federal Gov, Pueblos

New Mexico officials sound alarm on potential health coverage losses if tax credits lapse

by Kevin Hendricks September 26th, 2025September 26th, 2025

Measles rash

Housing & Homelessness, Pueblos

New Mexico declares end to measles outbreak that infected 100 people

by Kevin Hendricks September 26th, 2025September 26th, 2025

Park rangers lead a guided hike at the 2024 Valles Caldera Fall Fiesta. (NPS)

Housing & Homelessness, Westside

National Park Service to host Valles Caldera Fall Fiesta

by Kevin Hendricks September 26th, 2025September 26th, 2025

New Mexico Democratic lawmakers compare ICE to KKK, drawing sharp Republican criticism

by Kevin Hendricks September 25th, 2025September 25th, 2025

Corrales Village Hall

Housing & Homelessness, Local Gov.

Corrales phone system down Friday

by Corrales Comment Staff September 25th, 2025September 25th, 2025

Heritage Day

Corrales councilors support water study grant

by Rodd Cayton, City Desk ABQ September 25th, 2025October 2nd, 2025

The Corrales Historical Society will present its 37th Annual Juried Old Church Fine Arts Show from Oct. 4-12 at the Historic Old San Ysidro Church, featuring work from 76 New Mexico artists across multiple mediums.

Art and history converge at Corrales Old Church Fine Arts Show

The Corrales Harvest Festival returns this weekend, with the entire village participating in one way or another.

Housing & Homelessness

It’s time to hit the hay … ride

by Rodd Cayton, City Desk ABQ September 25th, 2025September 25th, 2025

Community Content

Reel Gems – Overlooked Films Currently Streaming: The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (1974)

by Guest commentary September 24th, 2025September 24th, 2025

U.S. Eagle Federal Credit Union will award $20,000 in grants to New Mexico public and charter school teachers through its enrichEd Classroom Grant Program, with applications now open through Sept. 28.

New Mexico teachers to receive $20,000 in financial literacy grants from U.S. Eagle

During raids in January, federal agents seized more than 8,500 pounds of marijuana and found 10 Chinese nationals working illegally Dineh Benally's Estancia operation. (Roberto E. Rosales)

Courts, Justice & Safety, Housing & Homelessness

Dineh Benally pleads guilty in Estancia marijuana scheme, using illegal Chinese workers

by Kevin Hendricks September 24th, 2025September 25th, 2025

A trail marker on the Lincoln National Forest in August 2023.

Congress & Federal Gov

New Mexico delegation urges exclusion from Trump administration’s roadless rule rollback

by NM Political Report September 24th, 2025September 24th, 2025

New Mexico Senate Republicans will convene a legislative task force Monday from 1-4 p.m. at the Sandoval County Commission Meeting Room. (Staff photo)

New Mexico Senate Republicans to hold healthcare access task force Monday

by Kevin Hendricks September 24th, 2025September 24th, 2025

Access to healthcare services in New Mexico has, in many cases, not improved, and the burdens on the state’s Medicaid have increased in recent years, according to a new report.

Housing & Homelessness, Pueblos

Report: New Mexico Medicaid more expensive, with diminished quality

by Alex Ross September 24th, 2025September 24th, 2025

Wikimedia Commons

Furniture store fined after employee crushed to death

Bernalillo County will host a free overdose recognition and response training this week as part of ongoing efforts to address the community's drug overdose crisis. The Behavioral Health Education and Awareness Council will conduct the training Wednesday, Sept. 24, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the CARE Campus, 5901 Zuni Rd. SE. The session will also be available virtually via Microsoft Teams.

Bernalillo County to offer free overdose response training Wednesday

Albuquerque City Councilors in the Council chambers on Monday February 3, 2025. Photo by Roberto E. Rosales / City Desk Abq

Sobriety required: Albuquerque tests housing program for residents leaving rehab

Corrales siphon. (Source: Village of Corrales)

Housing & Homelessness, Local Gov.

Sandia Pueblo, MRGCD set to sign Corrales siphon agreement

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

More than 300 people gathered Saturday at Rotary Park for the third annual Enchantment Games, a community fundraiser that raised money for the Albuquerque Sign Language Academy while showcasing local music and activities.

Town of Bernalillo

Community fundraiser draws 300+ to Bernalillo park

by Kevin Hendricks September 23rd, 2025September 23rd, 2025

PACs in city elections

PACs pour $375k into Albuquerque elections, skirting campaign limits

Bernalillo County's annual East Mountain Celebration returned Saturday, drawing families to the Vista Grande Community Center for an afternoon of entertainment, food and community recognition.

East Mountain Celebration is a hit in Sandia Park

BernCo

Bernalillo County Commissioners to address legislative priorities, National Recovery Month

New Mexico's methane regulations have reduced oil and gas facility emissions in the Permian Basin by half compared to neighboring Texas while generating $152 million for the state, according to satellite data released Monday by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham.

Environment & Conservation, Pueblos

New Mexico methane rules cut emissions by half compared to Texas, officials say

by NM Political Report September 22nd, 2025September 22nd, 2025

Sandoval Signpost

Placitas Artists Series receives $240,000 grant for community plaza project

Corrales Village Hall

Corrales Council is down to earth with talks on farmers, bugs on the agenda

by Rodd Cayton, City Desk ABQ September 22nd, 2025September 22nd, 2025

Sedillo Hills flag project

Residents return flag to Sedillo Hill after years of NMDOT bureaucracy

Diane Denish | nm.news

Celebrate! Celebrate! We Can Do It!

Congress & Federal Gov

New Mexico Democrats stand against GOP federal funding plans without healthcare cost fix

by Alex Ross September 19th, 2025September 19th, 2025

U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez.

Rep. Vasquez calls on social media companies to stop illegal gun sales

Miss New Mexico Madyson Kettler designed this footwear for the Sept. 5th Show Us Your Shoes Parade, part of the Miss America pageant finals. She says the shoes represent both her journey and her state. She wore the pointe shoes in a production of the New Mexico Ballet Company.

General Interest, Housing & Homelessness

Journey of a lifetime

by Rodd Cayton, City Desk ABQ September 18th, 2025September 18th, 2025

The City of Rio Rancho will host its annual Food Truck Fiesta and Fall Market on Saturday, Sept. 20, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Cabezon Park.

Housing & Homelessness, Westside

Rio Rancho to host annual Food Truck Fiesta at Cabezon Park

by Kevin Hendricks September 18th, 2025September 18th, 2025

The Albuquerque Sign Language Academy will host its third annual Enchantment Games on Saturday, Sept. 20, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Bernalillo’s Rotary Park.

Housing & Homelessness, Town of Bernalillo

Community fundraiser returns to Bernalillo park this weekend

by Kevin Hendricks September 17th, 2025September 17th, 2025

Oktoberfest is returning to Rio Rancho this weekend. (Kevin Hendricks)

Housing & Homelessness, Westside

Raise your steins!

by Kevin Hendricks September 17th, 2025September 17th, 2025

A Lovelace Biomedical Research Institute veterinarian supervising a euthanasia training session failed to ensure a 6-year-old female cynomolgus macaque had died after injection with euthanasia solution. The animal was placed in a sealed plastic bag and refrigerated, but necropsy staff later discovered the monkey still showed signs of respiration and heartbeat.

Botched euthanasia and animal fights lead to federal scrutiny for Lovelace Biomedical

Birga Alden

The Mother Road—and the People Beside It?

stood with governors and lieutenant governors from eight Pueblos to call for permanent protection of the sacred landscape

New Mexico delegation, Pueblo leaders urge Trump administration to maintain Chaco Canyon drilling ban

Corrales police.

Courts, Justice & Safety, Housing & Homelessness

Albuquerque drivers arrested on DUI-related offenses in Corrales

by Corrales Comment Staff September 17th, 2025September 17th, 2025

RRPS Superintendent Dr. V. Sue Cleveland, shown at a graduation in 2024, announced her retirement Wednesday. (Kevin Hendricks)

Rio Rancho Public Schools’ first and only superintendent announces retirement

The Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office has been named a finalist for a national award recognizing how deputies used drone technology to safely disarm two young children who were armed with a loaded handgun.

Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office nominated for national drone award after disarming children

U.S. Sen. Ben Ray Luján has secured more than $12 million in federal funding for New Mexico projects focused on health care, workforce training and education through a committee-approved spending bill for fiscal year 2026.

Congress & Federal Gov, Pueblos

Sen. Lujan assails feds for canceling funding for minority-serving institutions

by Kevin Hendricks September 16th, 2025September 16th, 2025

The owners of a Corrales property described by neighbors and village officials as a public nuisance have appealed a clean-and-lien order and now face a public hearing before the Village Council.

Housing & Homelessness, Local Gov.

Corraleños speak out on problem lot

by Rodd Cayton, City Desk ABQ September 16th, 2025September 17th, 2025

Lujan Grisham, GOP at odds over special session

by Alex Ross September 16th, 2025September 16th, 2025