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 →
Left to right: 2018 Rounders Award recipient and artist Robert “Shoofly” Shufelt, Max Evans, 2018 Rounders Award recipient and weaver Irvin Trujillo, New Mexico Agriculture Secretary Jeff Witte. Long-Time New Mexico Resident and Author Max Evans Leaves Behind A Legacy Evans was a key link between New Mexico and HollywoodRead More →
Recovery Council Urges Businesses to Apply for Loan Program The state of New Mexico’s Economic Recovery Council is urging small businesses that have been hard hit by the COVID-19 public health emergency to apply for an emergency loan program now available through the New Mexico Finance Authority. The Small BusinessRead More →
Details have come out of six settlements in medical malpractice lawsuits against the University of New Mexico Hospital. Last year, the Governor’s Office started publishing state settlements online, and in July and the first two weeks of August, 11 settlements were posted.They include a $10,000 settlement against New Mexico WorkforceRead More →
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham went on ABC’s “This Week” news program yesterday. She discussed the federal agents coming to the Land of Enchantment to fight crime in Albuquerque. The Governor said she would work with the federal agents, but said she had asked the Trump administration for help with fightingRead More →
Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller said Wednesday that the city is upping enforcement of the state’s face covering requirements and can kick people out of the Albuquerque International Sunport — the state’s largest airport — for refusing to wear them. The city also now has the authority to deny people accessRead More →
The City of Albuquerque will host fireworks displays in every quadrant of the city on the 4th of July. Duke city has announced it will move one of the displays from Los Altos Golf Course to the Manzano Mesa Park. The city said the change was made after people raiseRead More →
