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Albuquerque Academy won its 10th straight girls title and Cottonwood Classical swept the small-schools team crowns again, while Cottonwood junior Roman Rodriguez broke a state record in the 100-yard butterfly.
Jasmine Coleman · February 22, 2026
Four Albuquerque Public Schools board seats on the Nov. 4 ballot will determine whether the business-aligned majority elected in 2021 keeps its hold on the board.
Noor Haddad · October 15, 2025
Henriquez Ignacio "Henry" Tenorio, an Army veteran who worked at White Sands Missile Range and built wooden crosses for area churches, died April 19 surrounded by family.
Jasmine Coleman · April 24, 2025
City leaders and service providers marked the opening of a managed campsite on Zuni, calling it a first step while acknowledging the scale of need.
Jasmine Coleman · April 3, 2025
Steven Michael Kelly, an Air Force veteran who arrived in Albuquerque in 1973 and built Realty Mortgage & Investment Company, died March 21, 2025.
Jasmine Coleman · March 30, 2025
The chorus will stage two Andrew Lippa works with projections and dancers this weekend before taking the production to four New Mexico college campuses.
Noor Haddad · March 27, 2025
The Rio Rancho City Council voted without dissent to approve the Amare Rio Rancho multifamily complex, over concerns from nearby homeowners about density and traffic.
Noor Haddad · January 21, 2025
Shane Douma-Sanchez, a Lobos guard sidelined by shoulder surgery, has sent the University of New Mexico a tort claims notice alleging coaches failed to protect him after a Nov. 26 altercation.
Jasmine Coleman · December 4, 2024
Mayor Tim Keller and Police Chief Harold Medina said the city is working to catch up on West Side infrastructure, with new median vegetation planned and traffic enforcement on Coors in focus.
Jasmine Coleman · October 26, 2024
Adlai Mestre faces three counts of open murder after deputies say he admitted shooting his family with his mother's handgun at their home on Young Road.
Noor Haddad · October 14, 2024
Demonstrators gathered Monday evening to oppose a talk by Israel's Consul General of the Southwest at the Jewish Community Center of Greater Albuquerque, while a vehicle driving through the crowd drew a complaint but no apparent injuries.
Jasmine Coleman · March 26, 2024
Joey Reeve, a La Cueva High School graduate, says cartoons, stories and short videos can help candidates pass a notoriously difficult exam and make accounting more attractive to younger people.
Noor Haddad · March 18, 2024
Albuquerque Public Schools has released brackets for next week's metro baseball and softball championships, while Eldorado twins Vianca and Vivica Corley won the top two girls singles titles at the APS tennis tournament.
Noor Haddad · March 12, 2024
Closing arguments ended Thursday in the trial of Curtis Taylor III, accused in the May 2022 shooting that killed Raymond Sedillo and wounded a passenger, and jurors left without a verdict.
Jasmine Coleman · November 16, 2023
A new report shows open educator positions in New Mexico public schools rose about 9% to 1,471, though more people are entering teacher preparation programs.
Jasmine Coleman · October 5, 2023
The state's top two ranked Class 5A volleyball teams had contrasting Saturdays, setting up a Tuesday meeting in Albuquerque.
Noor Haddad · October 1, 2023
Albuquerque detectives are asking for the public's help in finding the driver in a July 22 crash that killed 40-year-old Rosanna Breuninger, who was taken to her home miles from the scene.
Jasmine Coleman · July 26, 2023
