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The City of Rio Rancho Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department will present its annual Fall Festival from 2 to 8 p.m. Saturday at Campus Park, 2516 King Blvd. NE, featuring free admission and activities for all ages.
Posted inEvents, Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho to host annual Fall Festival Saturday at Campus Park

by Kevin Hendricks, nm.news October 16th, 2025October 16th, 2025
On June 14, thousands in the Albuquerque community showed up for the No Kings Rally held at Mariposa Basin Park in Taylor Ranch. This is one of thousands planned throughout the country on Saturday. Photo by Roberto E. Rosales /City Desk Abq
Posted inEast Mountains, General Interest

Tijeras joins national ‘No Kings’ protest movement Saturday

by nm.news October 16th, 2025October 16th, 2025
Rio Rancho Mayor Gregg Hull officially announced his candidacy for New Mexico governor Tuesday, becoming the first Republican to enter the 2026 race.
Posted inPolitics & Elections

Rio Rancho mayor officially enters 2026 governor’s race

by Kevin Hendricks, nm.news October 15th, 2025October 24th, 2025
New Mexico State Auditor Joseph Maestas officially announced his reelection bid on Tuesday, vowing to continue what he described as a “fight for accountability, transparency, and innovation in New Mexico’s public entities and officials.”
Posted inPolitics & Elections

Maestas vows continued fight for accountability in State Auditor reelection bid

by Alex Ross October 15th, 2025October 15th, 2025
A fire alarm at the Albuquerque Air Route Traffic Control Center on Thursday afternoon led to a complete ground stop at the Albuquerque Sunport, affecting all flights through ABQ airspace.
Posted inAlbuquerque

Albuquerque Sunport becomes latest airport to reject partisan shutdown video

by Jesse Jones October 15th, 2025October 15th, 2025
RRPS Superintendent Dr. V. Sue Cleveland, shown at a graduation in 2024, announced her retirement Wednesday. (Kevin Hendricks)
Posted inEducation, Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho Public Schools asks for community input on replacing longtime superintendent

by Kevin Hendricks, nm.news October 15th, 2025October 15th, 2025
The National UFO Historical Records Center will open its doors to the public Saturday at its location on the Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School campus. (Kevin Hendricks)
Posted inEducation, Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho Public Schools hosting UFO Historical Records Center open house

by Kevin Hendricks, nm.news October 15th, 2025
RRPD
Posted inCourts, Justice & Safety, Rio Rancho

Man accused of threatening women with hatchet outside Eye Associates

by Kevin Hendricks, nm.news October 15th, 2025October 15th, 2025
Sandoval County organizations will share $192,153 in state grants to provide outdoor education programs for youth from low-income families and tribal communities.
Posted inGeneral Interest, Sandoval County

Sandoval County groups receive $192,153 in outdoor equity grants

by Kevin Hendricks, nm.news October 15th, 2025October 15th, 2025
St. Felix Pantry will host its ninth annual toy drive from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at Brew Lab 101, 3301 Southern Blvd. SE.
Posted inGeneral Interest, Rio Rancho

St. Felix Pantry to host 9th annual toy drive 

by Kevin Hendricks, nm.news October 15th, 2025October 15th, 2025
Posted inPolitics & Elections

GOP mega-donor backs Dem. for mayor, and other surprises from new campaign reports for mayor

by Jesse Jones and Pat Davis October 15th, 2025October 15th, 2025
KOAT logo
Posted inPolitics & Elections

How to watch the only televised mayoral debate in ABQ

by Jesse Jones October 14th, 2025October 14th, 2025
Martin Heinrich and Gabe Vasquez
Posted inCongress & Federal Gov

Heinrich touts proposal to protect govt workers during shutdown, Vasquez backs one-year extension of health insurance tax credits

by Alex Ross October 14th, 2025October 14th, 2025
An Albuquerque mother is suing her medical providers after suffering a third-degree burn during a cesarean section. Her legal team says the injury was completely avoidable, but the healthcare providers say it was just an accident and are denying all liability.
Posted inHealthcare

New mom burned by doc’s device during C-Section sues Lovelace Women’s Health

by Josh Lee, nm.news October 14th, 2025October 14th, 2025
Posted inPolitics & Elections

Herrell backs Cunningham for GOP nomination in key congressional race

by Alex Ross October 14th, 2025October 14th, 2025
State Sen. Nicholas Paul (R-Alamogordo) has resigned from the Legislature, less than a year after the businessman was elected to the New Mexico Senate. 
Posted inNM Legislature

Freshman state senator steps down citing health concerns

by Alex Ross October 14th, 2025October 14th, 2025
Heritage Day
Posted inLocal Gov.

Corrales council to consider water loan

by Rodd Cayton, City Desk ABQ October 14th, 2025October 14th, 2025
Rio Rancho Public Schools will host an informational livestream Wednesday about an $80 million bond measure that voters will decide in the Nov. 4 regular local election.
Posted inRio Rancho

Rio Rancho Public Schools to host livestream on $80 million bond measure

by Kevin Hendricks, nm.news October 14th, 2025October 14th, 2025
Students from Moriarty High School spoke in front of the Moriarty City Council on Wednesday to request rental of the civic center for a reduced price, so they can have their prom this year at a new venue.
Posted inMoriarty

Moriarty high schoolers seek to move prom to civic center

by nm.news October 14th, 2025October 24th, 2025
nm.news | merritt hamilton allen
Posted inNew Mexico, Opinion

On peace and projecting power to maintain it

by Kevin Hendricks, nm.news October 14th, 2025October 14th, 2025
Posted inLocal Gov.

Keller promised to “freeze fees… for everyone” but what that means depends on who you ask

by Jesse Jones October 14th, 2025October 14th, 2025
Pictorial view of the HI-STORE Consolidated Interim Storage Facility
Posted inJobs, Workers & Economy

Holtec abandons plans for New Mexico nuclear waste storage facility opposed by gov, legislators

by Alex Ross October 14th, 2025October 14th, 2025
A bill that temporarily allows New Mexico to formulate its own immunization policy was signed Wednesday by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham. 
Posted inNM Legislature

NM’s vaccine shake-up: Governor acts to set independent immunization standards amid CDC turmoil

by Alex Ross October 10th, 2025October 10th, 2025
Posted inCourts, Justice & Safety

The tragic death of Jayvon Givan and a family’s year without answers

by Jesse Jones October 10th, 2025October 24th, 2025
Posted inCongress & Federal Gov, New Mexico

Leading NM House Republican calls on U.S. Senators to support government funding bill

by Alex Ross October 9th, 2025
Moriarty City Councilor Steve Anaya is not running for re-election this fall. (Connor Currier)
Posted inMoriarty

Longtime city councilor Anaya sworn in as mayor weeks after announcing a step back

by nm.news October 9th, 2025October 14th, 2025
Purple ribbons meant to bring attention to domestic violence were posted last weekend around Rio Rancho, Bernalillo and Placitas. (Kevin Hendricks)
Posted inLocal Gov., Sandoval County

Domestic violence, breast cancer in spotlight for Sandoval County

by Kevin Hendricks, nm.news October 9th, 2025October 9th, 2025
A national theater initiative featuring teen-written plays about gun violence drew a big crowd to Rio Rancho on Monday, bringing together students, elected officials and advocacy groups for performances dedicated to amplifying youth voices on the issue.
Posted inGeneral Interest, Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho teens take center stage to combat gun violence

by Kevin Hendricks, nm.news October 9th, 2025October 9th, 2025
The Town of Bernalillo will host its annual Fiesta de Música y Cultura on Saturday, Oct. 11, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Recreation Center.
Posted inArts & Culture, Town of Bernalillo

Bernalillo to host free music and cultural festival saturday

by Kevin Hendricks, nm.news October 9th, 2025October 9th, 2025
The haunted farm at McCall's Pumpkin Patch. (Kevin Hendricks)
Posted inTorrance County

Torrance County commissioner pushes back on union email linking pumpkin patch to detention center

by Kevin Hendricks, nm.news October 8th, 2025
Posted inPolitics & Elections

KOAT debate excludes two mayoral candidates, sparks controversy

by Jesse Jones October 8th, 2025October 14th, 2025
The New Mexico Department of Health is responding after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Monday that it would begin to allow individual-based decision-making to COVID-19 vaccination, allowing for anybody to get the vaccination, covered by insurance, without a prescription.
Posted inHealthcare

NMDOH moves to make COVID-19 vaccines more available to children after CDC changes fed rules, again

by NM Political Report October 8th, 2025October 8th, 2025
The interior restoration of Corrales' historic Old San Ysidro Church has been completed, with crews now moving equipment and furnishings back into the 156-year-old adobe building, Mayor James Fahey announced. (Corrales Historical Society)
Posted inCourts, Justice & Safety, Rio Rancho

Woman allegedly resists arrest, kicks police during DWI stop in Rio Rancho

by Kevin Hendricks, nm.news October 8th, 2025October 8th, 2025
Posted inCourts, Justice & Safety

Community questions prompt APD to revisit investigation into Black teen found hanging last year

by City Desk ABQ October 8th, 2025October 8th, 2025
Posted inLocal Gov.

Cracked under pressure: Why does it take months for the City to fix cracks in your street?

by Jesse Jones October 8th, 2025
NM Legislature committee
Posted inHealthcare

As more New Mexico hospitals become owned out-of-state, legislators debate how to improve local care

by Alex Ross October 7th, 2025October 7th, 2025
A New Mexico family has reached a settlement with the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center, the UNM Medical Group and the State of New Mexico following a lawsuit that alleged a patient suffered injuries and died due to hospital negligence while receiving medical care.
Posted inCorporate Responsibility

Family receives $275,000 in UNM Hospital negligence case

by Josh Lee, nm.news October 7th, 2025October 7th, 2025
Ralph Martinez, a member of the inaugural Bernalillo High School graduating class of 1953, will be grand marshal for the BHS Homecoming parade, which takes place Wednesday along Camino del Pueblo. (Courtesy photo)
Posted inBernalillo, General Interest

Ralph Martinez, class of ’53, leads Bernalillo High homecoming parade

by Kevin Hendricks, nm.news October 7th, 2025October 7th, 2025
Rio Rancho City Hall. (City of Rio Rancho)
Posted inLocal Gov., Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho City Council to consider $25 million water bond issue 

by Kevin Hendricks, nm.news October 7th, 2025October 7th, 2025
Moriarty City Hall
Posted inMoriarty

Moriarty City Council to fill mayor position after Webb’s Resignation

by Kevin Hendricks, nm.news October 7th, 2025October 7th, 2025
The Placitas Community Library will host author Magdalena Donahue for a presentation on her latest book, "Roadside Geology of New Mexico," at 2 p.m. Oct. 11 in the Gracie Lee Community Room.
Posted inGeneral Interest, Placitas

Placitas library to host geology book talk by New Mexico author

by Kevin Hendricks, nm.news October 7th, 2025October 7th, 2025
Casa Rosa Food Pantry is seeking $25 donations from each Placitas resident during October to support neighbors facing food insecurity.
Posted inGeneral Interest, Placitas

Food pantry launches community fundraiser in Placitas

by Kevin Hendricks, nm.news October 6th, 2025October 6th, 2025
Corrales Village Hall
Posted inPolitics & Elections

Corrales to host mayoral candidate forum Oct. 21

by Corrales Comment Staff October 6th, 2025October 6th, 2025
State Rep. Day Hochman-Vigil (D-ABQ)
Posted inNew Mexico Legislature #nmleg, New Mexico Statewide News

Governor still deliberating on vaccine bill passed by legislature

by Pat Davis October 6th, 2025
New Mexico lawmakers have allocated $5.9 million to support public television and radio stations statewide after Congress eliminated federal funding for public broadcasting. The state funding includes $1.7 million specifically for New Mexico PBS, which faced an 18% budget cut totaling $1.7 million for fiscal year 2026 due to the congressional rescission vote, according to Franz Joachim, general manager and CEO of New Mexico PBS.
Posted inNM Legislature

New Mexico allocates $5.9 million to public broadcasting after federal funding cuts

by NM Political Report October 6th, 2025October 6th, 2025
The haunted farm at McCall's Pumpkin Patch. (Kevin Hendricks)
Posted inTorrance County

McCall’s Pumpkin Patch boycott sparks controversy in Torrance County

by Kevin Hendricks, nm.news October 6th, 2025October 7th, 2025
Sen. Craig Brandt and Jayme Espinoza, director of community services for Sandoval County, pose during a pet clinic in Bernalillo. (Sandoval County)
Posted inLocal Gov., Sandoval County

More than 300 pets sterilized at Sandoval County clinic

by Kevin Hendricks, nm.news October 6th, 2025October 6th, 2025
Castelion
Posted inLocal Gov., Sandoval County

Rocket plant goes before Sandoval County commission again

by Kevin Hendricks, nm.news October 6th, 2025October 6th, 2025
Posted inCorrales

Letter to the editor: Fahey is the proven leader Corrales needs

by Guest commentary October 6th, 2025October 10th, 2025
Posted inCorrales

Letter to the editor: Why I’m supporting Dr. Fred Hashimoto for mayor

by Guest commentary October 6th, 2025October 10th, 2025

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