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A traffic monitoring camera at upper West Meadowlark Lane is inside the boundary of Corrales, but is operated and controlled by the City of Rio Rancho. (Kevin Hendricks)

Courts, Justice & Safety, Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho man faces 9 felony counts in Flock camera vandalism spree

by Kevin Hendricks July 7, 2026

For years, City Center was the punchline — a mostly empty stretch of land off King Boulevard that even boosters struggled to defend. Economic Development Manager Alberto Solis says that's about to change.

Jobs, Workers & Economy, Rio Rancho

City Center’s big bet: Rio Rancho pitches 43 acres as the region’s next employment hub

by Kevin Hendricks July 7, 2026July 8, 2026

A bat found inside a Corrales home tested positive for rabies, marking the state's ninth confirmed animal case of 2026 and prompting health officials to renew warnings about handling wildlife.

Corrales, Healthcare

Rabid bat found in Corrales home marks ninth case this year

by Kevin Hendricks July 6, 2026

Welcome to Rio Rancho. (Kevin Hendricks)

Jobs, Workers & Economy, Rio Rancho

Rethinking growth: Is Rio Rancho’s 30-year economic playbook due for an upgrade?

by Kevin Hendricks July 6, 2026

New Mexico's overdose crisis just got a new villain, according to the governor: the federal agency that's supposed to be fighting it.

Courts, Justice & Safety, New Mexico Statewide News

Governor, AG accuse DEA of letting fentanyl flood NM streets, demand investigation

by Kevin Hendricks June 30, 2026

After six days of evacuation, residents of Sierra de los Pinos can finally sleep in their own beds again. Sandoval County and fire officials began a phased return to the community Tuesday morning, even as crews continue battling the 712-acre McCauley Springs Fire east of Battleship Rock.

Environment, Conservation & Climate, Jemez & Jemez Spring

Sierra de los Pinos residents head home as McCauley Springs fire holds at 43% containment

by Kevin Hendricks June 30, 2026

Sandoval County is rolling out a new weapon in its war on mosquitoes this summer — a specialized truck that shoots a bacteria-laced mist 100 feet into the air to kill larvae before they ever become adults.

Environment, Conservation & Climate, Sandoval County

Sandoval County deploys mist truck to zap mosquitoes before they hatch

by Kevin Hendricks June 29, 2026

The learning curve has been steep and the growing pains have been severe for the New Mexico Chupacabras in their inaugural season.

Events, New Mexico Statewide News

Growing pains: Inside the New Mexico Chupacabras’ challenging inaugural season

by Tristen Critchfield June 29, 2026

While the New Mexico United is cautiously optimistic regarding future plans for its own stadium, the franchise is still very much in a holding pattern.

New Mexico State Gov., New Mexico Statewide News

The long game: New Mexico United navigates timeline for future home

by Tristen Critchfield June 29, 2026June 29, 2026

Sandoval County Commission

Local Government, Sandoval County

Sandoval County hands salary power to the people

by Kevin Hendricks June 29, 2026