Residents near Claremont Avenue and 2nd Street in northwest Albuquerque are struggling to maintain their neighborhood's charm amid abandoned homes and recent fires.

Snow lay on the ground one Christmas Day about a decade ago and Eloisa Bustos didn't have a ride to Mass. Bustos, who had late-onset Alzheimer's disease, was in an assisted living home at the time.

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(NEXSTAR) – On this week’s Capitol Conversations, we sit down with Illinois Democratic Rep. Sean Casten. Our conversation happened on Feb. 26, just hours before the State of the Union address. Casten ...

Neuroscientists studying 'super agers' — people over 80 with the memory of someone decades younger — keep finding the same ...

As Albuquerque grows, the need for skilled professionals has never been higher. That’s why, for more than 40 years, United Education Institute has been providing short-term career training ...

The city's updated "living wage" of $15.40 per hour will go into effect on March 1, and it's a modest raise of 40 cents more ...

People living in a Northeast Albuquerque neighborhood have taken it upon themselves to fix a nuisance ponding problem by ...

From flamenco to bookstores, circus arts and concert bands, meet the 2026 Creative Bravos honorees shaping Albuquerque’s culture.

Free dental care for kids offered in Albuquerque ...