Beware of Fake Census Workers Police are warning residents of impersonators portraying themselves as Census takers who may be trying to obtain personal or financial information. Two incidents were reported last week to Las Cruces police. Neither of the residents fell victim to the impersonator or any potentialRead More →
The state’s two biggest universities continue to report low COVID case numbers. New Mexico State’s COVID Dashboard is showing 92 student cases for a total of 23 cases reported since March. The university announced last week that they would move to all-online classes after Thanksgiving break but plans to haveRead More →
Public health job seekers targeted in online scam The promise of jobs with the Department of Health used to steal financial information SANTA FE – The New Mexico Department of Health warns residents of a scam targeting job seekers that leads people to believe they are being interviewed for a DepartmentRead More →
This time of year hundreds of thousands flock to Albuquerque for the crafts, the food and the balloons. So, the city is trying to make up for the loss of the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, by creating a fall fest. Starting next week, the city will be launching balloons fiveRead More →
UPDATE: NMSP Officer Shot in an Unprovoked Attack on I-40 Written by Officer Ray Wilson 09/25/2020 This update identifies the officer involved and gives additional details about the incident. Cibola County, NM – On September 12, 2020, at about 9:30 a.m. New Mexico State Police officer Sharron Duran was onRead More →
Public Safety secretary departs SANTA FE – Public Safety Secretary Mark Shea was dismissed Friday. The state administration is taking the opportunity of a leadership change to strengthen the mission of the Department of Public Safety to deliver vigorous and smart-on-crime statewide law enforcement, with a renewed emphasis on communityRead More →
The future of Topgolf in Albuquerque has been delayed due to COVID-19. The $40 million project broke ground in 2019, and was scheduled to be completed in the summer of 2020. A spokesperson for Top Golf said construction on new sites, like the one in Albuquerque, stopped during the pandemic.Read More →
The city of Albuquerque has temporarily bid adieu to its Zoo Boo and shut the door on its haunted house. Mayor Tim Keller said Wednesday the city is canceling nearly all of its Halloween events this year due to COVID-19 and that trick-or-treating “is not something we’re really encouraging.” ButRead More →
Square Peg Podcast gets to know the Co-Director of the Transgender Resource Center Of New Mexico, Adrien Lawyer. The Transgender Resource Center of New Mexico provides support, community, and connection to transgender, gender nonconforming, nonbinary, and gender variant people and their families through advocacy, education, and direct services. If YouRead More →
Albuquerque police say five siblings who went missing from their father/step-father’s apartment Saturday have been found safe. The kids left the home in southeast Albuquerque around 7 Saturday night. The father, had just reunited with them last week, after finding them in Oklahoma with their mother, who did not haveRead More →
