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State Rep. Alan Martinez will host the free New Mexico Future Jobs Summit from 5 to 8 p.m. Oct. 1 at the Sandoval County Administration Building, joined by Reps. Josh Hernandez and Catherine Cullen and Sens. Jay Block and Craig Brandt. A panel discussion kicks off at 5:30 p.m.

Jobs, Workers & Economy, Sandoval County

Quantum leap: Future Jobs Summit brings AI, space and tech employers to Bernalillo

by Kevin Hendricks 2 weeks ago

Courts, Justice & Safety, Town of Bernalillo

Honoring the past, protecting the future: Bernalillo breaks ground on Donato Sanchez Fire Station

by Rodd Cayton 2 weeks agoOctober 6, 2026

Courts, Justice & Safety, Rio Rancho

Caregiver gets 30 years in abuse death of Rio Rancho woman with developmental disabilities

by Kevin Hendricks 2 weeks ago

The National UFO Historical Records Center located in Rio Rancho. The center helps collect, preserve, and provide historical UFO materials to the general public and interested parties. It is located on the southern end on the campus within Martin Luther King Elementary school. Photo by Roberto E. Rosales for the Paper

Education, Rio Rancho

Vibes or value? RRPS board expands UFO archive deal, calls for student impact metrics

by Kevin Hendricks 2 weeks ago

A soggy September just bought New Mexicans a rain check. The state forester lifted restrictions on campfires, smoking, fireworks and open burning Monday morning after late-season storms knocked down the wildfire threat.

Environment, Conservation & Climate, New Mexico Statewide News

Rain check: State forester lifts fire restrictions after soggy September

by Kevin Hendricks 2 weeks ago

Environment, Conservation & Climate, New Mexico Statewide News

Polo match: Hurricane leftovers square off with an already-soaked New Mexico

by Kevin Hendricks 2 weeks ago

Lomas Encantadas neighbors want the city to slam the brakes on a plan for the city to sell a part of their neighborhood park to a developer who plans to build more than 50 apartments and shops. The Planning and Zoning Board is scheduled to take up the issue at 6 p.m. Tuesday night. (Courtesy photo)

Local Government, Rio Rancho

Controversial Lomas Encantadas vote postponed amid heated exchange and councilor apology

by Kevin Hendricks 2 weeks ago

Pictured is the PNM building in downtown Albuquerque. Photo by Roberto E. Rosales/The City Desk. January 12th, 2024.

Environment, Conservation & Climate, New Mexico Statewide News

Estimated bills, real frustration: Regulation commission brings PNM meter-reading mess to Alamogordo

by Kevin Hendricks 2 weeks ago

Attorney General Raúl Torrez speaks at a press conference Friday after Jurors in state District Court found Friday that Meta Platforms Inc., formerly Facebook Inc., willfully violated New Mexico's Unfair Practices Act 43,899,720 times by misleading users about their data, misinformation, hate speech and more. Each violation carries a penalty of up to $5,000, which puts Meta's maximum exposure at roughly $219.5 billion.

Courts, Justice & Safety, New Mexico Statewide News

Potential $219 billion penalty: Jury finds Meta misled New Mexicans 43.9 million times

by Kevin Hendricks September 25, 2026September 25, 2026

County Manager Wayne Johnson delivered Sandoval County's first formal State of the County address since 2020 Wednesday, using a "Six Years of Progress" slide deck to argue the county is "stronger, safer" than in July 2020 — and pitching the report itself as a new annual tradition.

Local Government, Sandoval County

‘Stronger, safer’: Johnson’s first State of the County touts six years of gains

by Kevin Hendricks September 24, 2026