JUST WEEKS AFTER BEING RE-ELECTED BY AN OVERWHELMING MARGIN, MAYOR RICHARD BERRY DELIVERS HIS STATE OF THE CITY ADDRESS. THE MAYOR SAYS ABQ'S ECONOMY IS… MORE
OPENING ARGUMENTS THURSDAY IN MAYES TRIAL
GALLUP, N.M. (AP) Opening arguments are scheduled Thursday in the murder trial of the Farmington city manager's son, who is accused of beating a… MORE
A-B-Q RIDERSHIP EXPECTED TO RISE
ANDROID USERS WON'T HAVE TO FEEL LEFT OUT ANYMORE. A-B-Q RIDE IS SOON ROLLING OUT ITS "APP" FOR THOSE WITH ANDROID PHONES. THE ROLLOUT IS SLATED FOR NEXT… MORE
NM HEALTH INSURANCE EXCHANGE TO MEET IN ROSWELL
ROSWELL, N.M. (AP) The governing board of New Mexico's stateun health insurance marketplace meets in Roswell this week as it faces questions of… MORE
12 APS STUDENTS COULD BE DISCIPLINED AFTER FOOTBALL FIGHT
UP TO A DOZEN ALBUQUERQUE PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS FACE DISCIPLINARY ACTION AFTER A BRAWL DURING LAST FRIDAY'S FOOTBALL GAME BETWEEN RIO GRANDE AND ALBUQUERQUE… MORE
NM ED CHIEF VOWS TO PUSH LAW ON 3RD-GRADE READING
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) New Mexico's top education official says Gov. Susana Martinez won't stop pushing for legislation to hold back third-graders who… MORE
GROUP FIGHTS GILA DIVERSION PLAN
A PLAN TO DIVERT WATER FROM THE GILA RIVER IS NOT SITTING WELL WITH A COALITION OF SPORTSMEN. IN A LETTER TO GOVERNOR MARTINEZ, THE NEW MEXICO WILDLIFE… MORE
PERTUSSIS SICKENS 30 IN ALBUQUERQUE
STATE OFFICIALS WILL BE AT LA CUEVA HIGH SCHOOL WEDNESDAY EVENING TO MEET WITH PARENTS AND PROVIDE BOOSTER SHOTS TO CHILDREN. HEALTH OFFICIALS ARE… MORE
RIO RANCHO INTEL WORKERS RE-DEPLOYING
RIO RANCHO'S INTEL EMPLOYEES ARE NOW IN THE REDEPLOYMENT PROCESS OF REDUCING THE COMPANY'S LOCAL WORK FORCE AS ANNOUNCED IN SEPTEMBER. INTEL'S NATASHA… MORE
VOTERS TURN OUT TO DECIDE ABORTION BAN ON THE BALLOT
IT SEEMS CONTROVERSY CAN REALLY BRING OUT THE VOTES. ALBUQUERQUE VOTERS ARE DECIDING ON A PROPOSED LATE-TERM ABORTION BAN. THE QUESTION IS ON NEXT WEEK'S… MORE
