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ABQ BioPark works to conserve Mexican gray wolves

Conservationists are working to make sure the Mexican gray wolves does not need to be brought back from extinction.

How should the opioid settlement money be used?

How should the City of Albuquerque use the $80 million it is set to receive as part of that massive opioid settlement?

Microsoft in Next 50 Years: The Future of AI, Cloud, Windows, and Gaming

As Microsoft turns 50, we look at its journey so far and see what the future holds for its AI, cloud, and other services in the next 50 years.

Rockies Outright Sam Hilliard

Sam Hilliard passed through waivers unclaimed. He has the right to elect free agency but will he? Head to MLB Trade Rumors for the details.

Custom Bottle Labels: Elevating Your Product's Appeal

A well-crafted label with clear, high-quality design speaks volumes.

Does AI Trader Outperform Human Traders In The Long Run?

Does AI trader outperform human trader in the long run?

Evergreen Home Loans expands into New Mexico

Washington state-based Evergreen Home Loans said it will now operate in New Mexico, its second expansion so far in 2025.

Energy companies work to prevent tragedies during wind storms

Energy companies use planned power shutoffs to prevent downed wires causing fires during periods of high winds.

Walmart Special: The chance 2010 meeting that bonded a top Red Sox prospect and former MLB All-Star

Dee Strange-Gordon noted seven-year-old Kristian Campbell's dirt-covered uniform while shopping. He's been giving him baseball advice since.

Albuquerque, NM, Fire Chief, Union at Odds Over Ambulance Staffing

Albuquerque Fire Chief Emily Jaramillo said the union and council want two paramedics on each ambulance while she wants some to only have one to spread medic availability.

Fatal hit-and-run near bus stop under investigation

A man was walking toward an ART bus stop on Central Avenue when he was hit by a black Chevy Malibu driving in the bus lane. The man was critically injured and died after being taken to the hospital, the release said.

EU College of Commissioners, Jaishankar, Piyush Goyal and others attend dinner reception hosted by CII

College of Commissioners, Union Minister of Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, Union Minister of State for Commerce and Industry Jitin Prasada, Union Minister of Railways Ashwini Vaishnaw,

Man reunites with team that saved his life

After two heart attacks and two episodes of cardiac arrest, Derek McKenna was clinically dead when he arrived at Lovelace Heart Hospital in Downtown Albuquerque. Friday, he, and his wife Jackie McKenna went back to the hospital where he spent seven weeks in the intensive care unit to thank the people who saved his life.

Energy Secretary Visits New Mexico, Shares Plan For U.S. Energy Future

What technologies have been established is what should be accelerated to provide the electrical power surge needed for AI data centers.

Albuquerque man accused of shooting at Tap N Taco

Investigators say Jacob Maes got into a confrontation with someone at the restaurant and that escalated in the parking lot.

Lowrider proposed as the official New Mexico state vehicle

Cruising down the street in a souped-up car riding as low to the ground as possible is just about as New Mexican an experience you can get. “Lowriders in New Mexico are as much a part of our culture as red and green chile,

BCSO deputy pleads guilty in ‘DWI Enterprise’

By KOAT Staff Click here for updates on this story ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KOAT) — A Bernalillo County sheriff’s deputy became the fourth law enforcement officer to plead guilty to his involvement in a bribery scheme to fix DWI cases in the Albuquerque area.

US energy secretary touts nuclear power as tech sector's thirst for electricity grows

U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright says it's critical that the nation be out in front when it comes to artificial intelligence. And that means having reliable and affordable sources of

U.S. Energy Secretary Wright tours New Mexico national labs

DOE Secretary Chris Wright toured Los Alamos and Sandia national laboratories on the first leg of his tour of U.S. research facilities.

NM Legislative Recap Feb. 25: Living with a disability under American health care

Medicaid Forward, child welfare, firearm protection orders and more updates on what's moving through the New Mexico Legislature.

House Passes Legislation To Help Reduce Utility Costs

HOUSE DEMOCRATS NEWS RELEASELegislation to help reduce utility costs for New Mexicans is now headed to the Senate after passing the House today by a vote of 42-25. House Bill 91 allows public

Former BCSO undersheriff resigns amid DWI scandal

A former Bernalillo County Sheriff deputy has resigned Tuesday following the DWI Deception scandal.In a press release, BCSO says former Deputy Jeffrey Hammerel has accepted a plea deal and resigned Tuesday.

Key legislative committee advances alcohol tax increase

On Monday, state lawmakers on the House Taxation and Revenue Committee advanced a bill to raise taxes on alcohol. Cheered by public health advocates and tribes, and criticized by alcohol makers and sellers who have successfully fought off all tax hikes for 30 years,

Man to be sentenced for beating death of father

A judge will sentence a man who pleaded guilty to beating and killing his father in September 2023 at a home they shared in Albuquerque.

Albuquerque teen charged with bringing gun to school

A teen accused of bringing a gun to Del Norte High School is expected in court Wednesday, according to the district attorney's office.

Legislative Recap Feb. 24: The potential for change

The House passed another budget. Plus, read about a bill trying to reform IPRA and why a mother is opposed to bills treating juvenile defendants as adults.

27-year-old identified as airman killed in shooting outside Kirtland Air Force Base

Scott, a 27-year-old airman, died after fleeing an attempted detention at Kirtland Air Force Base in New Mexico, officials said.

Brandon Richards: Warming trend will continue

Warm temperatures will continue throughout the week, but breezy conditions will create an elevated risk of fire danger.

Police arrest murder suspect in downtown Albuquerque shooting

A Los Lunas man has been arrested for what police are calling an execution-style shooting of a homeless man in downtown Albuquerque.

Vehicles recovered after arrest in southwest Albuquerque

Several vehicles reported stolen were recovered after a suspect was taken into custody in southwest Albuquerque. The police response started in the area of Coors Boulevard and Iliff Road NW after a license plate reader notified officers to a stolen vehicle. That suspected driver fled from police.

LGBTQ Texans seek relocation amid attacks on rights

LGBTQ laws escalate, many queer Texans seek refuge in safer states like Colorado and Albuquerque. Here’s how you can help.

How record-breaking Washington Huskies pole vaulter Amanda Moll overcame common mental block

UW sophomore pole vaulter Amanda Moll set three consecutive NCAA records. But first, she barreled through a "mental block," with her sister by her side.

Heart attacks can happen to anyone unexpectedly, one New Mexico woman says

A New Mexico woman wants others to know that the symptoms of a heart attack aren't always clear and that it can happen to anyone.

2 dead after 2 small planes collide in southern Arizona

Two occupants lost life in a mid-air collision near Marana Regional Airport, Arizona. A Cessna 172S and a Lancair 360 MK II (N3602M), each carrying two people, collided at the end area of Runway 12. The Lancair crashed and caught fire, killing both occupants, while the… pic.twitter.com/ZfgjoXkVfL

Rockies bolster bullpen with veteran lefty Alexander

The Rockies added to a competitive situation in their bullpen by finalizing a one-year agreement with left-hander Scott Alexander on Wednesday. Alexander, 35, is 20-15 with 10 saves and a career 3.20 ERA in 328 appearances (13 starts) with four teams.