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Rio Rancho City Hall. (Kevin Hendricks)

Local Government, Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho council takes up 350-home development, water rights purchase Thursday

by Kevin Hendricks June 24, 2026

Mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus have turned up in Bernalillo County, and health officials want residents to act before monsoon season makes things worse.

Environment, Conservation & Climate, New Mexico Statewide News

West Nile virus detected in Bernalillo County mosquitoes

by Kevin Hendricks June 23, 2026

Sandoval County Commission

Local Government, Sandoval County

Sandoval County commissioners set to vote on elected official pay commission, hospital mil levy deal

by Kevin Hendricks June 23, 2026

Drivers who use Barbara Loop between Sara Road and NM 528 should find another way to work starting Monday — the city is tearing the road apart and won't put it back together until January.

Local Government, Rio Rancho

Barbara Loop reconstruction starts Monday — expect detours through January

by Kevin Hendricks June 23, 2026

An Albuquerque man faces a felony larceny charge after Rio Rancho police say surveillance video caught him repeatedly stealing copper wire from an Intel construction site — then selling it to Albuquerque scrap metal dealers for nearly $10,500.

Courts, Justice & Safety, Rio Rancho

Albuquerque man charged with stealing $23K in copper wire from Intel construction site

by Kevin Hendricks June 23, 2026

Rio Rancho families who drive to Albuquerque for indoor soccer could soon have a home-field option — if the city approves a rezoning request set for Tuesday's Planning and Zoning Board meeting.

Local Government, Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho could score its first indoor soccer facility

by Kevin Hendricks June 22, 2026

The Black Chamber of Commerce of New Mexico hosted U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich at Nexus Smokehouse on Friday for a roundtable focused on the economic pressures bearing down on Black-owned businesses. About a dozen business owners, advocates and community leaders joined the conversation — the kind Heinrich said he came specifically to hear. (Kevin Hendricks)

Congress & Federal Gov., New Mexico Statewide News

Black-owned businesses sound the alarm on capital, cuts and survival at Juneteenth roundtable with Sen. Heinrich

by Kevin Hendricks June 22, 2026

The New Mexico Goatheads answered the question fans have been asking since day one: Zack Stortini will be the first head coach in franchise history, the team announced Saturday at a packed reveal party at The Block in Rio Rancho. (Julian Paras)

Events, Rio Rancho

From NHL ice to New Mexico: Zack Stortini named Goatheads’ first head coach

by Kevin Hendricks June 22, 2026

THE BLOCK, a Rio Rancho food hall, is celebrating its one-year anniversary this weekend. (Kevin Hendricks)

Events, Rio Rancho

Where to watch USA’s World Cup match vs. Australia

by Kevin Hendricks June 18, 2026

New Mexico Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver is stepping back from her campaign for Lieutenant Governor, citing recent changes to her health.

Elections & Politics, New Mexico State Gov.

Toulouse Oliver steps back from Lt. Governor race, citing health and family

by Kevin Hendricks June 18, 2026June 18, 2026