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Five Democratic lawmakers had their homes or offices shot at, the FBI and state police are assisting in the investigation.
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In response to years of concerns raised by residents along the Lead and Coal corridor in Albuquerque, the city ordered an independent audit of its safety. The auditors identified a number of high-priority problems along the one-way streets, and made recommendations to the city.
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George Floyd was laid to rest in Houston this week, and protests calling for an end to racist police violence are continuing around the country and here…
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Albuquerque residents have joined people around the world in protest following the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis. In the media, peaceful…
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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued interim guidance saying municipalities should not clear homeless encampments during the…
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Albuquerque police increased traffic stops by 34 percent this year compared to last year, according to data from the city. One local political group is…
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Crime is a top concern for Albuquerque residents. Mayor Tim Keller announced Tuesday morning the situation is getting better. Crime rates are dropping,…
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The murder trial for two former Albuquerque police officers who shot and killed James Boyd has been going on all week in district court. Public Health New…
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When you think of a drug sting operation, you might think of busting drug dealers. Last week the chief of the Albuquerque Police Department defended a…