13 Views  SANTA FE, N.M. – Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s office says they have a plan to crack down on the organized crime that is plaguing the state.  The Organized Crime Commission will investigate organized crime rings, come up with programs to address this crime, and give annual reports to both
28 Views  ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Native Americans in New Mexico are going missing at an alarming rate, due in part to what officials call a multi-million dollar health care scam.
28 Views  A 38-year-old woman with autism died with a number of injuries the attorney general calls “some of the worst” he’s seen in his career. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — “First responders recognized the condition Mary was in and transported her to El Paso Medical Center,” Attorney General Raul Torrez said caregivers
28 Views  Missing and Murdered Indigenous People are a bigger problem than just Gallup. It may seem like a small town, but on the weekends, it’s a different story. “We can see almost about 90,000 [people] on the weekend because we’re a border town, and a lot of people come
39 Views  FARMINGTON, N.M. (KRQE) – On Monday, Farmington experienced what many are calling a tragedy. A shooting left four people dead, including the suspect, and left several others wounded.
34 Views  FARMINGTON, N.M. — At least four people are dead, including the gunman, after a mass shooting in a northern New Mexico town. The Farmington Police Department said the shooter was confronted and killed on scene. The suspect was 18 years old.
25 Views  FARMINGTON, N.M. — At least three civilians were killed and two officers were injured in a mass shooting on Monday afternoon in Farmington, New Mexico.
36 Views  Farmington police officers, along with San Juan County sheriff’s deputies and New Mexico State Police, responded to an incident involving an active shooter Monday afternoon in Farmington. Dustin Avenue is shut down between Ute Street and Apache Street during the investigation.
35 Views  Multiple people were shot and at least three were killed this morning in Farmington when an active shooter began firing weapons in the area of North Dustin and Navajo. The San Juan County Sheriff’s Office issued a statement that at least one suspect was shot and killed by
18 Views  ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — For the last few years, the Albuquerque Police Department has been struggling to hire new officers. Now, they say new recruitment efforts have been successful. So how are they getting more recruits? The simple answer is higher pay, but APD Chief Harold Medina also pointed out
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