SLOW BUT STEADY JOB GROWTH. THAT'S HOW THE DEPARTMENT OF WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS DESCRIBES THE EMPLOYMENT PICTURE IN NEW MEXICO. NEW NUMBERS SHOW THE STATE… MORE
NM HOLIDAY HIRING UP
IT MIGHT BE A LITTLE EASIER TO FIND A TEMPORARY JOB OVER THE HOLIDAY SEASON IN THE ALBUQUERQUE METRO. MANPOWER VICE PRESIDENT JEFF PARKER TELLS 770 KKOB… MORE
AAA STEERS CLASSES TO TEEN DRIVERS
IF YOU HAVE A TEEN GETTING READY TO LEARN HOW TO DRIVE, AAA NEW MEXICO IS OFFERING A COUPLE OF CLASSES TO HELP YOUR YOUNG DRIVER GET READY. SPOKESMAN… MORE
FLOODS IN NM WASH UP MYSTERIOUS CASKET
AZTEC, N.M. (AP) Flooding in New Mexico washed up an unexpected item in one small city a casket. The Daily Times reports that the rusty casket washed up in… MORE
SWISSTACK BOWS OUT OF RIO RANCHO MAYOR’S RACE
TWO MAJOR LEADERSHIP CHANGES COMING TO RIO RANCHO. MAYOR TOM SWISSTACK SAYS HE WILL NOT RUN FOR RE-ELECTION IN MARCH. HE'S SERVED IN RIO RANCHO FOR NEARLY TWO… MORE
FEMA, STATE CONTINUE FLOOD DAMAGE ASSESSMENT
WHAT WILL THE FINAL PRICE TAG BE? THAT'S WHAT STATE AND FEDERAL OFFICIALS WILL TRY TO DETERMINE AS THEY LOOK AT THE DAMAGE FROM FLOODING BROUGHT ON BY THE R… MORE
REPORT: NM TEEN WHO DID TOOK DRUG BEFORE CONCERT
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) A police report says a 14-year-old Santa Fe girl fatally stricken during an Albuquerque concert last month took the illegal… MORE
APS IGNORES LOOP DELAY
A-P-S IS GOING AHEAD WITH IT'S PLAN TO BUILD A LOOP ROAD AT JEFFERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL FOR STUDENT PICK-UP AND DROP OFF. THAT'S DESPITE THE CITY COUNCIL'S… MORE
SIGNIFICANT DROP IN NM GAS PRICES
GAS STATIONS IN NEW MEXICO ARE POSTING PRICES THAT MAY BE GETTING YOUR ATTENTION. THIS WEEK, THE STATEWIDE AVERAGE IS 3-38 A GALLON, SIX CENTS LOWER… MORE
COUNCIL APPROVES APD STUDY FUNDING
THE ALBUQUERQUE CITY COUNCIL HAS DECIDED TO SPEND 20-THOUSAND DOLLARS ON A STUDY OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. COUNCILOR DON HARRIS TELLS 770 KKOB THE STUDY… MORE
