THE THIRD QUARTER OF THIS YEAR TURNS OUT TO BE A GREAT ONE FOR THE ALBUQUERQUE METRO HOUSING MARKET… MORE
NM CITIES WANT STATE TO APPLY SALES TAX TO FOOD
The New Mexico Municipal League wants the state to allow local governments to apply the sales tax to food purchases… MORE
FARMERS PLEAD GUILTY IN DEADLY LISTERIA CASE
THE OWNERS OF A COLORADO CANTALOUPE FARM PLEAD GUILTY TO MISDEMEANOR CHARGES IN A LISTERIA OUTBREAK TWO YEARS AGO… MORE
NM HEALTH OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE PNEUMONIA OUTBREAK
State health officials are investigating a pneumonia outbreak at an Albuquerque elementary school… MORE
APS SUPER APOLOGIZES TO “TAPED” TEENS FAMILY
THE SUPERINTENDENT OF ALBUQUERQUE PUBLIC SCHOOLS APOLOGIZES TO THE FAMILY OF A SPECIAL NEEDS STUDENTS… MORE
TEACHERS UNION LEADER SAYS MEMO NOT A STRIKE CALL
A teachers union leader in Albuquerque says a memo she sent fellow educators regarding a possible strike to protest the state's new evaluation system for teachers wasn't a call for action… MORE
NM TEACHER EVALUATIONS PROTESTED
HUNDREDS TURN OUT AT DEL NORTE HIGH SCHOOL IN ALBUQUERQUE TUESDAY NIGHT TO PEACEFULLY PROTEST THE STATE'S NEW TEACHER EVALUATION PROGRAM… MORE
COUNTY CLERKS AWAIT GAY MARRIAGE RULING
NEW MEXICO'S COUNTY CLERKS ARE HOPING TO FINALLY GET AN ANSWER ON WHETHER GAY MARRIAGE IS LEGAL IN THIS STATE… MORE
NMSU TO APPLY FOR LIQUOR LICENSES
THE N-M-S-U BOARD OF REGENTS AUTHORIZES THE SCHOOL TO APPLY FOR TWO LIQUOR LICENSES AT ITS MEETING MONDAY… MORE
FOOD BANK POSTS NEW ONLINE SERVICE
AS WE APPROACH THE HOLIDAY SEASON, ALBUQUERQUE'S ROADRUNNER FOOD BANK IS RAMPING UP TO GET MORE DONATIONS… MORE
