Albuquerque police say a man died after a shooting in the Main Event parking lot early Sunday; a suspect fled the scene.

Dancers and mariachis fill Old Town Plaza as hundreds celebrate Albuquerque’s 320th birthday and rich history.

Three men have been charged in a four-year-old homicide that happened during an attempted armed robbery in Downtown Albuquerque.

Lawsuit claims Sandoval County jail neglect and failures over contraband, medical care before woman’s fatal overdose in custody

After a tragic shooting, a Las Cruces family donates 13-year-old Chris Carnero’s kidney, giving their family friend Sam Burgess a lifesaving transplant.

New Mexico recorded 89 pedestrian deaths in 2025, down from 102 in 2024 and the lowest total since the pandemic hit in 2020.

Deputies say crossfire between two cars left an innocent bystander shot in the head. Officials seek tips on a Mitsubishi Outlander.

Of state's 70,000-plus new voters since last summer, more than 80% declined to state party affiliation

UNM will offer a new fall course using the style of rapper Bad Bunny to examine the history of fashion, gender and politics.

Close-quarters gunfight left deputy with burns to the face from 'muzzle flash'

In letters signed by hundreds of detainees, Miami man decries living conditions. “This is not only a struggle; this is a call to the conscience of the nation,” Rogelio Bolufé Izquierdo wrote.

Albuquerque’s Gathering of Nations powwow is approaching its final ‘Last Dance’ this weekend, and local businesses brace for the loss of up to $30 million in annual economic activity.

New Mexico Ice Wolves forward Stanley Hubbard becomes the state’s first fully homegrown men’s hockey player to commit to Division I program.

Eagles leap past rival Sandia with sweep as Eldorado’s bats surge and playoff push heats up in District 2-5A.

Samuel ran the final 800 meters in 1:58 to narrowly beat his previous record set at last year’s Bryan Clay Invitational.

“The Deputy is okay, and the suspect is deceased,” State Police said in a social media post. “More details will be provided as they become available.”

Egyptian national gets 18 months in federal prison after gas station gun incident, faces deportation after release.

Duke Rodriguez alleges in lawsuit that the Lujan Grisham administration overstepped its authority.

Gubernatorial candidate Sam Bregman accused his Democratic opponent, Deb Haaland, of putting his family at risk by posting information on her website about four houses the prosecutor owns.The Haaland campaign later took down the information.

National Museum of Nuclear Science & History debuts ‘American Nukes,’ a striking look at nuclear weapons hiding in plain sight.

‘Rooted Strong’ exhibition in Santa Fe explores layered New Mexican histories, everyday life and celebration through diverse art.

Director Chad Hartigan talks bringing a bold, funny and surprisingly tender romantic comedy about adulthood and relationships to Netflix.

UNM adds William & Mary transfer Tunde Vahlberg Fasasi while coach Eric Olen credits passionate Lobo Nation for recruiting wins.

Albuquerque Academy erases 4-run deficit vs. Valley and closes in on the District 6-4A baseball regular-season title.

New Mexico closed its third full week of spring practice with a full-contact scrimmage, one that revealed a new detail about the Lobos’ quarterback competition.

UNM women’s hoops lands transfers Keiara Curtis and freshman scorer Kate Wernli as coach Amy Eagan continues roster rebuild.

Edgewood engineer Rebecca Schmitt rediscovers running, drops 30 minutes off her marathon time and qualifies for 2028 Olympic Trials.

Pajarito Powder taps industry veteran Christian Mohrdieck as CEO, aiming to boost its role in the growing hydrogen economy.

After national search, Michael Jackson is selected as New Mexico Tech’s 19th president in Socorro.

State justices reject AG Raúl Torrez’s bid to block Otero County’s ICE detention contract for Chaparral facility.

Taos’ only full-sized organic grocer is building a larger second location on the southside, adding jobs and expanding fresh food options.

The state Supreme Court on Friday set oral arguments to resolve a dispute over whether a veteran Republican lawmaker should appear on the ballot.

Witness says man and woman walked away after small plane crash-lands near Ojo Santa Fe Spa Resort; state police investigating.

Human remains found off Caja del Rio Road near Santa Fe golf course confirmed as Marine veteran missing since September.

Five candidates for UNM president will visit campus for public forums before regents choose Garnett Stokes’ successor.

Comedian Josh Blue shares candid stories, new jokes and unpredictable moments in a one-night show at Buffalo Thunder.

Three powerhouse vocalists join the New Mexico Philharmonic at Popejoy Hall on April 18 for an evening of challenging opera favorites.

After a six-game skid, St. Pius storms back with late-inning runs to beat Belen and keep its 5-4A baseball hopes alive.

Hospital escape plans of double murder suspect involved a gun stashed behind an ATM, cash and a getaway vehicle

From a Rio Rancho mom racing her son to long-awaited debuts, 45 New Mexico runners take on the storied Boston Marathon course.

Minor leagues are key for DePodesta as the longtime sports executive tries to turn around the franchise.

New Mexico is first in the nation to classify PFAS firefighting foam as hazardous waste, stepping up cleanup at bases and airports.

New Lobos coach Amy Eagan brings in St. Louis standout Savannah Stricker as UNM women’s basketball roster rises to nine for 2026-27.

The lawsuit contends Joshua Calder was attempting to defend the independence of the LECB as intended by the Legislature when it created the board in 2023.

Feds move to condemn 7-acre parcel of state trust land near Santa Teresa Port of Entry for border wall.

The 5-foot-10 Heisman runner-up from Albuquerque shrugs off size concerns as he chases an NFL shot after rewriting Vanderbilt history.

Nearly 800 New Mexico fifth graders showed off the Mars colonies they designed at the 32nd annual Mission to Mars event.

More than 30 Albuquerque restaurants offer three-course prix fixe menus starting at $33 to showcase local flavors and hospitality.

Climb into a trash truck, explore trains and more at the free Route 66 Roads and Rails Festival at the Rail Yards this weekend.

Nusenda’s busy Uptown branch is moving to a site two minutes away, with the credit union breaking ground soon on a modern, high-tech branch expected to open in the first quarter of 2027.