PLANS ARE TO HAVE THE I-25/PASEO DEL NORTE PROJECT COMPLETED BY DECEMBER. A MAJOR STEP WAS TAKEN LAST WEEK WHEN EASTBOUND LANES OPENED ON THE NEW… MORE
APS FOCUS ON STUDENT RECRUITMENT
CLASSES START FOR THE 2014-2015 SCHOOL YEAR AT APS NEXT WEEK, AUGUST 13TH. YOU'D THINK THE SIZE OF THE STUDENT POPULATION FOR NEW MEXICO'S BIGGEST… MORE
TEST SCORES IN NEW MEXICO LOWER THAN 5 YEARS AGO
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) The percentage of students in New Mexico scoring at or above grade level in reading and math is lower now than it was five years… MORE
MAN SHOT IN DOWNTOWN ALBUQUERQUE
ALBUQUERQUE POLICE ARE STILL INVESTIGATING A SHOOTING THAT OCCURRED NEAR SILVER AND 5TH STREET DOWNTOWN OVER THE WEEKEND. THEY FOUND A MAN WITH A GUNSHOT WOUND… MORE
MEETING ADDRESS ALBUQUERQUE’S NATIVE HOMELESS ISSUES
ALBUQUERQUE OFFICIALS WILL BE MEETING WITH SEVERAL PUEBLO GOVERNORS OVER THE NEXT MONTH TO DISCUSS THE CITY'S NATIVE AMERICAN HOMELESS POPULATION. THE… MORE
FARMINGTON POLICE, NATION WORK ON ARRESTS AGREEMENT
FARMINGTON, N.M. (AP) Farmington police are working on an agreement with the Navajo Nation that would let Farmington officers make arrests on tribal land.… MORE
FERAL HORSE DEBATE STILL PLAGUES PLACITAS
A RECENT JUDGE'S RULING HAS SUPPORTERS OF THE FERAL HORSE POPULATION NEAR PLACITAS ON EDGE. THE JUDGE RULED THE FERAL HORSES ARE NOT WILD AND ARE… MORE
ROAD WORK TO CAUSE TRAFFIC DELAYS NEAR TAOS
TAOS, N.M. (AP) Motorists traveling to Taos can expect traffic delays because of highway construction. The Department of Transportation said repaving on… MORE
WET WEEKEND WEATHER FOR MUCH OF NM
NORTHERN AND CENTRAL NEW MEXICO WILL BE UNDER THE WEATHER GUN FRIDAY AND THROUGH THE WEEKEND. METEOROLOGIST TODD SHOEMAKE WITH THE NATIONAL WEATHER… MORE
NM STILL HAS CHANCE WITH TESLA
TESLA MOTORS SAYS IT'S MOVING FORWARD WITH LOCATING A BATTERY PLANT IN RENO, NEVADA, WHERE IT BROKE GROUND FOR THE FACILITY IN JUNE. BUT THAT DOESN'T RULE… MORE
