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Lawmakers from three states share experiences regulating AI
Lawmakers from three other states where laws governing artificial intelligence were recently passed discussed how to protect people’s privacy in future legislation written and debated by New Mexico legislators, and across the country. Connecticut Sen. James Maroney helps to lead a working group coming up with definitions and lessons which could inform the ways AI […]
Rams overpower visitors in season opener
RIO RANCHO — Rio Rancho High School boys soccer opened its season with a 3-0 drubbing of out-of-town visitors, the Las Cruces Bulldogs, on a hot Tuesday evening at RRHS soccer field. The Aug. 20 match opened with a grinding, physical pace. The Bulldogs used their size advantage to...
Rio Rancho City Council to hear open space proposal for land near Southern and Unser
RIO RANCHO, N.M. (KRQE) – The Southern Sandoval County Arroyo Flood Control Authority (SSCAFCA) wants to officially turn some of their land into an open space for the public to enjoy. “It’s nice to have an area in the center where the residents can come and do something other than a regular park with playground equipment, […]
Sandia National Labs offering internship program
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Sandia National Labs offers a number of outreach programs designed to cultivate the next generation of scientists and engineers. Kylie Grenier is a third-year undergraduate at the University of Texas in Austin studying Geophysics. “I’ve always really liked physics and I’ve always like no, I didn’t want to do just physics, but […]
CHS cross-country gets moving at 15th annual Snow Ball Run
RIO RANCHO — It was a blistering hot afternoon at Cleveland High School Aug. 16 as the cross-country squad took to the course for the annual Snow Ball Run, a time trial to determine placement of runners. Luckily, frozen-treat truck Kona Ice was on hand to cool things off.
Wanted man detained in Clovis after fleeing US Marshalls in Portales
On Monday, August 19, members of the Region V Drug Task Force were contacted and requested to assist in finding Tevin Lee King. King is wanted out of Albuquerque, New Mexico for robbery, stemming from a home invasion. It was reported that King wasc possibly headed to Clovis from the...
Pharmacy deserts may grow as independent stores struggle with Medicare reimbursements
A change meant to save patients money has community pharmacies shutting their doors and turning people away across the country. Pharmacies in rural or disadvantaged areas face the highest costs, and pharmacy deserts might start spreading. First Walmart closed early last year, then the Walgreens a couple blocks away, and...
ABQ BioPark euthanizes loggerhead sea turtle
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A 25-year resident at the Albuquerque aquarium has died. The ABQ BioPark said Mimi the loggerhead sea turtle was undergoing surgery for abnormally sized follicles in her abdomen. The care team learned she would not survive the procedure and euthanized her while she was under anesthesia. Mimi arrived in Albuquerque in 1997 after […]
UNM Police want student, community input on new body camera policy
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The University of New Mexico says it is now working to implement body cameras on its campus police officers. UNM says Axon will provide the cameras to about 48 officers as part of a five year contract. The first year of that agreement will cost the school more than $340,000 and then will […]
Outdoor Economics Conference to talk New Mexico public lands returns to Las Cruces
The Outdoor Economics Conference is scheduled for Sept. 23 through Sept. 25 in Las Cruces. The conference is meant to bring together stakeholders, lawmakers and the public to "advance economic development strategies and opportunities" connected to New Mexico public lands. As part of the Conference, Adventure Pitch applications are now open. Adventure Pitch offers...
Albuquerque City Councilors face controversy over tipped minimum wage law
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Albuquerque City Council chambers were packed Monday evening as members of the community filed in to hear what city lawmakers were going to do about the local minimum wage and tipped workers. Controversy erupted last week when it came to light that some councilors wanted to match the city’s tipped wage to the […]
Watch: Sierra Ferrell Delivers Stunning First-Time Rendition of Little Feat’s “Willin'”
Sierra Ferrell continued her Shoot for the Moon tour on Sunday, August 18, during a stop at The Bridge in Santa Fe, N.M. After commencing the night with Trail of Flowers’ stand-out “I Could Drive You Crazy” and following up with a series of pulls off of Long Time Coming and Washington by the Sea, the songstress and her band arrived on a first-time cover, the Lowell George-written, Little Feat-popularized “Willin’.”
Disabled veteran continues to seek answers from VA after years of neurological complications
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico (KVIA) -- The family of a young veteran suffering from major health complications is desperate for help after they say the VA has left them seeking answers. Heather Gariepy once had a promising military career, but was cut short eight years ago after she developed neurological...
Duke City Redi-Mix reveals unique balloon design for Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta
Duke City Redi-Mix will have a special shape balloon in this year’s Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta. The special-shaped balloon is a mixer truck called Sir Mix-A-Lot. VP Of Marketing for Duke City Redi-Mix Angela Shiver as well as Chief Adminstrator Officer Charity Marquez said the balloon’s debut will be...
The Art of Lowrider Bicycle
Recognized worldwide in the lowrider bicycle scene, co-founder of Albuquerque’s Oddfellas Bike Club, Aaron Gonzales builds community along with his custom low-to-the-ground bicycles. THE ZYDECO KRUSH. Leader of the band “The Zydeco Krush,” Rusty Metoyer brings the upbeat sound of Zydeco music to the world. PATTERNS IN...
Las Cruces’ sanctioned homeless encampment works
Since the U.S. Supreme Court blessed local government bans on public camping, many have tried to sweep away their homeless camps. They just pop up again somewhere else, or individuals fan out to new places. Where are they supposed to go? Courts don’t answer that question. Neither do local governments....
Law firm threatens to sue FEMA over delays in aid for Hermits Peak Calf Canyon Fire victims
LAS VEGAS, N.M. (KRQE) – Victims of the Hermits Peak Calf Canyon Fire are still struggling to get federal assistance. The destructive blaze burned more than 300,000 acres in 2022 devastating homes and businesses. Residents said the federal government has failed to respond or have stalled claims for recovery assistance. A law firm representing many of those […]
PSA 8/20/2024 City of Las Vegas Lifts All Water Restrictions
Las Vegas, NM – The City of Las Vegas is pleased to announce the lifting of all water restrictions, following a period of stabilized water reserves. With this update, businesses and residents can now operate without limitations. The City will continue to monitor water reserves to stay prepared for any future impacts, and we encourage all residents to practice water conservation when possible.
Family seeks answers 41 years after teen’s death in New Mexico
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) –The family of a young woman whose death remains unsolved 41 years later continues to seek answers and hopefully one day justice. On Aug. 14, 1983, the body of 17-year-old Maria Dolores Molina was found on railroad tracks near Vado, New Mexico. Molina was last seen the night before in Berino where she […]
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