It was supposed to become a basketball prep school, but now the plans to bring new life to the old downtown theater have fallen through. KRQE spoke with the city

The Republican Party of New Mexico's headquarters were targeted in an alleged arson attempt, according to the organization, who shared images of the alleged attack.

Albuquerque's very first safe outdoor space is now open to help address homelessness in the city. A local church is spearheading it.

Investigators are looking into what caused a structure fire that left two people injured and one person dead in northeast Albuquerque early Thursday morning. Around 1

A popular Albuquerque Instagram account recently claimed the city’s first In-N-Out would break ground before July.

The city of Albuquerque has agreed to pay $2.5 million to a man who was permanently disabled after being shot by an officer during a schizoaffective episode. The city's decision to settle came mid-March while the lawsuit was in limbo after an appeal following a qualified immunity ruling from a federal judge.

The area at Central and First Street was evacuated as a precaution, according to the Albuquerque Police Department.

New Mexicans who live more than 50 miles from Albuquerque will have to wait additional time to receive their mail — the result of another cost-cutting change within the U.S.

Campo at Los Poblanos has been nominated in the category of Outstanding Wine and Other Beverages Program. It is one of five nominees.

Barnhart Crane and Rigging is expanding its reach in the Southwest. Find out what its new branch in Albuquerque means for the company.

Albuquerque Restaurant Week is returning for the first time since the pandemic from Friday, April 4, through Sunday, April 13, bringing with it a flurry of special menus and deals.