Tag: albuquerque

OPINION: Albuquerque needs a 'Five to Thrive' strategy

OPINION: Talk of the Town

Los Alamos eighth grader claims New Mexico spelling bee crown

Hannah Li of Los Alamos bests 25 others to win New Mexico State Spelling Bee

‘I was born to do this’: Chef Kattia Rojas spreads love of Costa Rican culture, cuisine through Buen Provecho

The 2025 James Beard semifinalist opened her second location in the Barelas neighborhood in January

Former store clerk convicted in 2024 fatal shooting

Suspect chased, killed man after gas station at Louisiana and Lomas was ransacked

Suspect charged in fatal stabbing near Second and I-40

Police say homicide occurred amid back-to-back fights

New BioPark home for cheetahs opens to the public

'Running Wild helps our guests see wildlife through a new lens,' ABQ BioPark director says

Albuquerque man charged in 2019 fatal shooting

Police say phone records, jail calls and social media tied suspect to southeast area homicide

ABQ to start process of removing Cesar Chavez's name from buildings, street signs

Mayor says the timeline on changes is unknown, but it will be important to get community input

The big dog dance: Two Albuquerque joints in the running to vie for America’s best hot dog title

The head-to-head competition will begin March 26, featuring 64 hot dog eateries across the country

ID clinic offers lifeline to Albuquerque homeless

Connect to Care event brings IDs, medical help and housing referrals to unhoused residents

Local jewelry shop set to expand, keeping pace with demand for custom creations

The relocation of John Thomas Jewelers to a larger state-of-the-art space is slated for end of month

Bosque assaults prompt patrols, disrupt recreation

A string of assaults along the west side Rio Grande bosque has led to a heightened law enforcement presence, school security measures and relocated activities for local groups

Trial begins in killing that began with unlocked store

Clerk's failure to lock store led to thefts, fatal shooting

Doggie Dash & Dawdle: Fast and Fur-ious

Gems, books and ‘Baskervilles’: 7 events this week

Athleisure retailer Alo Yoga chooses Uptown for first New Mexico store

The store is expected to open in late spring

From freezing to 90: NM to experience multiple seasons as it enters spring

High winds swept across New Mexico on Sunday, gusts hit as high as 81 mph at Raton airport, according to NWS

City of ABQ launches new traffic campaign, which includes ad featuring Kayla VanLandingham’s mom

‘Stopping takes seconds, losing someone lasts forever,’ Melinda Montoya says in commercial

Jason Sanchez dominant in defeating Castillo

Albuquerque fighter improves to 18-6; Carrasco's opponent backs out

Richie B’s Pizza relocating to Albuquerque's West Side

The eatery's Montgomery Boulevard location will permanently close this month as owner gears up new spot

Poetry takes flight: Third annual Chicharra Poetry Slam Festival bigger than ever

Hamill: Most charity gifts no longer cut your taxes

OPINION: Why Albuquerque’s African American Advisory Board must be truly inclusive

Could New Mexico United anchor state fairgrounds upgrade?

Consultants recommend a sports stadium as part of fairground master plan

Journey of a lifetime: ‘Hijo del Barrio/Son of the Barrio’ a Vietnam War-era novel years in the making

Winrock to welcome Taiwanese chain 85°C Bakery Cafe — New Mexico's first

The chain is known globally for its fresh pastries, breads, cakes and specialty drinks

Still too cool out to plant seeds? Not for these hardy veggies

Putt’s happening? Fresh details surface about the return of Albuquerque’s Putts N Pints

The Albuquerque entertainment staple is slated to make a comeback this summer

OPINION: Hot takes wanted on Albuquerque Rail Trail's 'Tumbleweed'

The Journal is soliciting feedback on Albuquerque's latest landmark

NMAA state basketball tournament: semifinals scores and summaries

Here's what happened in class 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A girls semifinals plus class 1A, 4A and 5A boys semifinals in the NMAA state basketball tournament

Keep on truckin’: The dirt will fly as Monster Jam revs into Tingley Coliseum

Titan Development, Onset Hospitality partner on Albuquerque food hall project

Highlands Central Market near Presbyterian Hospital is expected to reach completion in the second quarter of 2027

Jazz, animals and hot air balloons: 7 events this week

‘The power of work’: Goodwill CEO sheds light on the nonprofit’s workforce development initiatives

Organization helped 1,875 New Mexicans find jobs in 2025

Man sentenced to life in killing of Uber Eats driver

Prosecutors say gunman did not know the driver

Bill extending tax breaks for blighted areas signed into law

Supporters of Senate Bill 58 say it will give developers ‘more time to make projects succeed’

Second teen arrested in fatal Southwest Albuquerque shooting

APD says 17-year-old held for murder in January shooting during gun sale attempt

Jackson-Wink's Garcia tagged for Freedom 250

'Mean Machine' gets spot on June 14 UFC card outside White House

Pet care: Fighting between well-loved dogs

Making moves: Hollow Spirits to expand into former Bosque Brewing Co. location

OPINION: Talk of the Town

OPINION: Why UNM’s stadium upgrades are a must for the next generation

How local entrepreneurs use home-based models as a springboard for growth

With social media, everything from brownies to iced coffees are at Burqueños’ fingertips

Still a tad too early to prune winter jasmine, roses

Las Cruces students compete in Poetry Out Loud state meet

Sunday winner heads to national competition in April

Chupacabras open practice with new players, coaches

The once-dormant IFL franchise is set to return after taking last season off

American Home Furniture files for Chapter 11 protection, closes northern New Mexico stores

CEO Kenton Van Harten says ‘we’re hopeful this gets resolved’

One dead, another injured in plane crash at Los Altos Golf Course

The single-engine Cessna 400 was attempting an emergency landing, authorities say

Keeping it weird: The Oddities and Curiosities Expo celebrates the unusual, creepy and spooky

Mission accomplished: Local actor performs in Tony-winning musical ‘The Book of Mormon’ at Popejoy

ABQ mayor talks crime, homelessness and Downtown development

Keller: Police chief search down to seven candidates, hopes to have interview process 'wrapped up' in six weeks

UNM promotes 32-year-old Ryan Berryman to be new athletics director

New Mexico native goes from student manager for Lobo men's basketball to department's top administrator

Defense contractor commits to creating 450 high-wage jobs

AeroVironment will expand manufacturing at three sites in the Sandia Science & Technology Park

Faster permitting tops commercial real estate professionals’ local government wish list

Tax relief or predictability and infrastructure investment are also priorities, NAIOP New Mexico poll shows

Albuquerque shatters heat record; Roswell nearly reaches 90 degrees on the first day of March

Unseasonably warm, dry weather breaks decades-old highs across New Mexico and brings fire danger warnings even as a brief cool-down looms later in the week.