PRESIDENT TRUMP SAYS HE’LL NOMINATE HEATHER WILSON TO BE THE NEXT SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE. THE WHITE HOUSE SAYS THE FORMER NEW MEXICO CONGRESSWOMAN WOULD BE THE FIRST AIR FORCE ACADEMY GRADUATE TO LEAD THAT BRANCH OF THE SERVICE. PRIOR TO SERVING IN CONGRESS, WILSON WAS SECRETARY OF THE STATE…… MORE
Search Continues for Auto Theft Suspect
THE WOMAN ARRESTED LAST FRIDAY IN ALBUQUERQUE IN CONNECTION WITH THE CRASH THAT KILLED 14 YEAR OLD SHAYLEE BOLING GIVES APD INFORMATION ON THE PERSON IN THE VEHICLE WITH HER. SHE SAYS HE’S 24 YEAR OLD PAUL GARCIA. HE HAS BROWN HAIR AND EYES, THICK EYEBROWS, AND A MOUSTACHE AND GOATEE. IF YOU…… MORE
Quezada Off the Hook
NEW MEXICO STATE POLICE SAY BERNALILLO COUNTY COMMISSIONER STEVEN MICHAEL QUEZADA IS NOT GUILTY OF FRAUD. PATRICIA PAIZ, THE PERSON QUEZADA BEAT IN THE COMMISSIONERS RACE IN NOVEMBER, CLAIMED QUEZADA HADN’T SIGNED THE PAPERWORK WHEN HE ANNOUNCED HIS CANDIDACY. STATE POLICE SAID ON MONDAY THAT AN INVESTIGATION REVEALED ALL THE HANDWRITTEN…… MORE
Southern NM Jobs Announced
MORE JOBS COMING TO SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO. A HUNDRED-AND-THREE NEW POSITIONS ARE COMING TO DONA ANA COUNTY. WHOLESOME VALLEY FOODS IS CREATING 90 JOBS WITH THE RENOVATION OF AN ABANDONED EGG PROCESSING FACILITY. THAT’S LOCATED IN BERINO. ALSO, NEW MEXICO GREENHOUSE HOLDINGS IS ADDING 13 JOBS FOR THEIR OPERATIONS IN MESILLA…… MORE
Rio Rancho Police Chief Steps Down
THE CITY OF RIO RANCHO WILL BE GETTING A NEW POLICE CHIEF. CURRENT CHIEF MICHAEL GEIER HAS ANNOUNCED HE’S STEPPING DOWN FOR PERSONAL REASONS. GEIER HAS LED THE RIO RANCHO POLICE DEPARTMENT SINCE FEBRUARY OF 2014. HE HAD A LONG CAREER IN ALBUQUERQUE, SERVING AROUND 20 YEARS WITH APD. RIO RANCHO…… MORE
Round House Marks Another School Choice Week
IT’S SCHOOL CHOICE WEEK … AND IT’LL BE CELEBRATED AT THE STATE CAPITOL IN SANTA FE MONDAY WITH LT. GOVERNOR JOHN SANCHEZ AND STATE EDUCATION SECRETARY HANNA SKANDERA. THEY’LL JOIN HUNDREDS OF STUDENTS, TEACHERS, PARENTS, AND COMMUNITY LEADERS AT NOON IN THE ROTUNDA TO COINCIDE WITH MORE THAN 21-THOUSAND SIMILAR EVENTS ACROSS THE…… MORE
APD Still Looking for Home Invader
THE HUNT CONTINUES FOR ONE OF TWO ALLEGED HOME INVADERS WHO BROKE INTO A MAN’S SOUTH VALLEY HOME LATE SATURDAY NEAR 98TH STREET AND SAGE. THE HOMEOWNER SHOT ONE OF THE INTRUDERS TO DEATH … BUT THE SECOND SUSPECT GOT AWAY. THERE’S NO REAL DESCRIPTION OF THE MAN BECAUSE THE HOMEOWNER…… MORE
Sunday Power Outage Impairs Sandia Ski Area
THINGS ARE BACK TO NORMAL ARE THE SANDIA SKI AREA AFTER A POWER OUTAGE SUNDAY LEFT A NUMBER OF SKIERS STRANDED. BOTH SKI LIFTS STOPPED OPERATING AFTER THE POWER WENT OUT … AND IT WAS COLD ON THE MOUNTAIN SUNDAY. IT TOOK ABOUT 45 MINUTES TO GET EVERYONE DOWN AND NOT…… MORE
A-B-Q Ride Passenger Stabbed
A FIGHT BETWEEN TWO MEN ON AN ALBUQUERQUE CITY BUS OVER THE WEEKEND LEAVES ONE OF THEM WITH SEVERAL STAB WOUNDS. IT HAPPENED SATURDAY ON AN EASTBOUND BUS NEAR PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL. THE PASSENGER WHO STABBED THE OTHER FLED. THE SUSPECT IS SAID TO BE AN AFRICAN AMERICAN … BALD … WEARING…… MORE
City Considers Tiny Homes for the Homeless
PRELIMINARY GROUNDWORK IS UNDERWAY FOR A TINY HOME VILLAGE FOR ALBUQUERQUE’S HOMELESS. AN AD-HOC GROUP OF VOLUNTEERS WITH EXPERIENCE IN HELPING THE HOMELESS, HOUSING, DEVELOPMENT AND FINANCING AND ARCHITECTURE MET LAST THURSDAY TO HEAR THE PLANS. THE ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL REPORTS TINY HOME VILLAGES HAVE BEEN SPROUTING UP IN CITIES ACROSS THE…… MORE
