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Tim McGraw Sandia resort show canceled
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Tim McGraw concert set to happen on August 24 at Sandia Resort and Casino has been canceled. According to a press release, McGraw is undergoing orthopedic surgery on both knees due to an injury sustained on tour. McGraw won’t be able to perform for the rest of the year due to […]
Polo Ralph Lauren and Navajo Artist Naiomi Glasses Collaboration Is a ‘Denim Daydream’
Ralph Lauren and Naiomi Glasses got a jump on Santa Fe Indian Market Thursday night, celebrating the latest drop in their Artist in Residence collaboration with a meet-and-greet with the Diné (Navajo) weaver at Malouf’s store on the Plaza.Harlem's Fashion Row Plans 17th Annual Fashion Show and Style Awards for September More than 100 Southwestern-chic fashion enthusiasts came through to see and shop the “Denim Daydream” collection that also dropped Thursday on the Ralph Lauren website. The men’s and women’s collection was inspired by Glasses’ love for rodeo culture, and its connection tothe Navajo lifestyle, which is reflected across a range of...
Investigation launched after body found near Roswell
CHAVES COUNTY, N.M. (KRQE) – The Chaves County Sheriff’s Office has launched an investigation after 34-year-old Amanda Sifuentes was found dead east of Roswell on Thursday, August 15. CCSO says around 3 p.m. deputies received information about a possible body that had been found east of Roswell. Deputies responded and located Sifuentes dead at the […]
Union Fights Hospital Over Wage Increase
A labor union is fighting for the right of some nurses and hospital staff at the University of New Mexico Sandoval Regional Medical Center (SRMC) to receive a wage increase that employees at UNM Hospital (UNMH) in Albuquerque and other clinics were given. On Aug. 9, UNMH announced that all...
Rainbow Ryders founder dies at age 66
Rainbow Ryders founder Scott Appelman has died. He was 66 years old. Rainbow Ryders said the death of Appelman was unexpected. The company made the announcement on Thursday, Aug. 15. Appelman led the company for more than four decades after he founded Rainbow Ryders in 1983. The Rainbow Ryders family...
Family of APD officer killed in hit-and-run grieve, urge driver to come forward
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – It was a hit and run crash that ended the life of an Albuquerque Police Officer. Friends, family, and teammates used the word ‘devastating’ to describe their loss, urging the driver responsible to come forward. “And she will truly be missed, very missed by everybody, it’s a loss for everybody,” said Savannah […]
CNM looks to staff many fields at instructor job fair
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – CNM will be hosting an instructor job fair this Saturday from 9:00 a.m. until noon. The college is looking to hire part-time and full-time faculty members and instructors in a wide variety of fields including nursing, business, technology, and many others. It will be at the main campus in the Smith Brasher […]
City places $744K bet on eyesore at troubled intersection
One of the city’s highest profile eyesores is poised to be energized with $744,332 in tax incentives designed to motivate private developers to invest in areas that are underdeveloped. Park Central — a boarded-up 10-story office building on the northeast corner of Central Avenue and San Mateo Boulevard —...
NMSU's iconic Alumni 'Duck' Pond remains dry 1 year after leak prompts closure
LAS CRUCES, N.M. (KFOX14/CBS4) — It's been one full year since New Mexico State University closed down its well-known Alumni 'Duck' Pond. The spot has been popular for fishing and recreation. The pond is frequently used as a point of reference for students on campus. However, the pond remains...
Scientist describe levels of plutonium near Los Alamos ‘alarmingly high’
LOS ALAMOS, N.M. (KRQE) – New findings from a study aimed at researching how much plutonium is in the ground and water near Los Alamos National Laboratory, have the lead scientists concerned. “I’m just trying to show New Mexicans what the truth is here,” said Dr. Michael Ketterer, Professor Emeritus of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Northern […]
Housing New Mexico celebrates groundbreaking of Route 66 Flats in Albuquerque
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. –Albuquerque residents will have another affordable housing option with the construction of Route 66 Flats, a new development in the northwest part of the city. Housing New Mexico | MFA representatives, along with various partners, gathered for the groundbreaking ceremony on Aug. 7. Housing New Mexico, otherwise...
Dona Ana County welcomes new county veterinarian after extended vacancy
DONA ANA COUNTY, N.M. (KFOX14/CBS4) — Dona Ana County announced Monday that it hired a new county veterinarian, filling a much-needed role that had been vacant for an "extended period." Dr. Zoann "Zoey" McKenzie will fill the long-vacant role as county veterinarian for Dona Ana County (DAC), marking a...
Lego ‘Last Supper’ coming to downtown Roswell
ROSWELL, N.M. (KRQE) – An attraction in downtown Roswell says it is about to take on its largest feat to date – recreating The Last Supper with Legos. Bricktown will begin assembling the piece over Labor Day weekend, with plans to put it on display in November. Da Vinci’s original painting is 12 feet tall by […]
New Armored Cars for Santa Fe Police
Santa Fe City Council approved a host of new spending measures last night as two essential themes emerged: public safety and where in the city to best utilize available resources. One of the more controversial items—to spend $1.1 million on three new police vehicles—was approved by Council. That...
Albuquerque leaders unveil new security plan for Old Town
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Responding to a streak of vandalism in a historic corner of Albuquerque, the city is unveiling a new plan to help fight back. Some Old Town leaders say this plan is long overdue. It comes after thousands of dollars in damage to the Albuquerque Museum and neighboring businesses early Tuesday morning. “From […]
Tesuque Pueblo runners statue on display at Santa Fe Convention Center
SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – A statue dedicated to the Pueblo Revolt of 1680 is now on display in Santa Fe. The bronze sculpture showing two Tesuque Pueblo runners has been moved to the Santa Fe Convention Center. It comes after the Santa Fe City Council approved plans to display it and another controversial statue of […]
University of New Mexico relaunching center to aid students in recovery
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The University of New Mexico is relaunching its facility to help students recovering from substance abuse. The goal of the Collegiate Recovery Center is to create a peer space on campus where students can seek recovery support and resources. The center will also help students get connected with resources outside of UNM so that they have a community when they graduate.
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