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APD’s Traffic Division breaks up three illegal street racing events over the weekend

APD’s Traffic Division breaks up three illegal street racing events over the weekend

Albuquerque, NM (KKOB) The Albuquerque Police Department’s Traffic Division conducted a citywide illegal street racing operation over the weekend resulting in officers breaking up three separate events. The three racing events were taking place in the Valley, Northeast and Northwest Area Commands. Officers escorted several large groups off private property and issued 38 citations. Kathryn…MORE

Santa Fe – Take A Ride On Us

The weekend is finally here! Are you ready to let loose and have some fun? We’re all about good times and great memories, but let’s talk about keeping those memories positive, shall we? Picture this: You’re out with friends this weekend, enjoying a few drinks, letting the stress of the week melt away. Sounds awesome,…MORE

Elks National President Randy Shook to visit New Mexico Elks

Elks National President Randy Shook to visit New Mexico Elks

Silver City, NM (KKOB) — From April 5-7, 2024, members of the New Mexico Elks Associationwill gather in Albuquerque at the Isleta Resort Convention Center fthe State Elks Association’s annual convention, during which ElksNational President, Randy Shook, will address more than 300delegates and their families, and the New Mexico Elks will celebratetheir many charitable and…MORE

Get ready for the return of Food Truck Fridays

Get ready for the return of Food Truck Fridays

Albuquerque, NM (KKOB) — The City of Albuquerque is getting ready for the return of Food Truck Fridays, a vibrant community event that invigorates downtown and delights food enthusiasts throughout the city. Food Truck Fridays will kick off on March 8, 2024 marking the beginning of a culinary journey that promises to tantalize taste buds…MORE

Former ENMU Greyhound Larry Hays elected to the New Mexico Sports Hall of Fame

Former ENMU Greyhound Larry Hays elected to the New Mexico Sports Hall of Fame

Portales, NM (KKOB) — Former ENMU Greyhound Basketball player Larry Hays has been selected to the 2023 New Mexico Sports Hall of Fame. Hays becomes the first former Greyhound male athlete inducted into the New Mexico Sports Hall of Fame. “This is an unbelievable honor to be inducted into the New Mexico Sports Hall of…MORE

Become a superhero with AWD

Become a superhero with AWD

Albuquerque, NM (KKOB) — The City of Albuquerque Animal Welfare Department’s (AWD) superhero volunteer team is made up of ordinary people with big hearts. They are dedicated, caring individuals who give their time to make a positive impact on shelter pets. Are you interested in helping these Albuquerque pets in need? Have at least 6…MORE

Pasadena Tournament of Roses announces 2024 float judges

Pasadena Tournament of Roses announces 2024 float judges

Pasadena, Ca. (KKOB) — The Pasadena Tournament of Roses® has selectedHeather de Kok, Judith K. Nakamura and Richard Schulhof as judges for the 2024 Float Awardssponsored by FTD®.This year’s judges bring unique perspectives on parades and floral presentations. An inductee ofthe American Institute of Floral Design, Heather is a proud Canadian businesswoman and founderof the…MORE

ENMU says “Happy Holidays” to you

ENMU says “Happy Holidays” to you

Portales, NM (KKOB) — Our friends at Eastern New Mexico University in Portales send their holiday greetings to News Radio KKOB listeners by way of a fun video production…enjoy!MORE

Dramatic Video from Coronado Mall

Albuquerque Police Department just released surveillance footage of 15-year-old Isaiah Montoya the suspect in the Friday shooting at Coronado Center. Video shows Montoya chasing a teen through the mall, finally stopping at an exit, waving to the teen to exit with him. The teen approaches the doors when Montoya fires the shot, from outside Coronado Center. People can be seen…MORE

Senate Republicans issue statement on passage of EV mandate

Senate Republicans issue statement on passage of EV mandate

Santa Fe, NM (KKOB) — Late Friday afternoon, the unelected members of the Environmental Improvement Board (EIB) passed a controversial rule requiring the forced transition of new vehicle sales to electric on a 3-2 vote. Two of the seven-member board did not vote on the measure. The rule will require auto manufacturers to deliver to New Mexico…MORE

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