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Santa Fe List Prices Drop Sharply While Homes Sit Longer on the Market

Santa Fe buyers found lower prices and more time to decide as list prices dropped and homes lingered on the market.

Santa Fe, NM · 1d

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ICE increases arrests at New Mexico home construction sites, putting workers on edge

New Mexico homebuilders are reporting a sharp increase of federal immigration raids at home construction sites across Albuquerque and Santa Fe in recent weeks, resulting in arrests and project delays across the industry during a statewide housing shortage.

Albuquerque, NM · 1h

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West Side book store that got Under Charlie's Covers inventory is now open

ALBUQUERQUE — When Bernalillo book store Under Charlie's Covers announced its permanent closure, people — including the owner — were devastated. Now, the extensive collection that owner Lara Harrison kept up for years is in new hands at Bookish New and Used Book Store on Albuquerque's West Side, near the border with Rio Rancho.

Albuquerque, NM · 1d
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Carlsbad’s CNB Bank expands to Santa Fe, betting on community banking

Jay Jenkins sees himself as a small-town banker, an ambassador for an increasingly rare style of banking he believes will appeal to Santa Feans when CNB Bank opens its first branch outside Carlsbad early next year. Jenkins, CNB's president and CEO, plans to open the bank's new branch in January...

Santa Fe, NM · 13h

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Down under: Rio Rancho is refilling its aquifer, but some wells are still slipping

By Kevin Hendricks, The Paper. — Rio Rancho’s groundwater stopped sinking about a decade ago. But the recovery hasn’t reached every neighborhood, and shallow wells near the Rio Grande have dropped sharply in the last couple of years. Water levels fell from about 2005 to 2015, then...

Rio Rancho, NM · 1d

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Health care business leaves Albuquerque for Denver: a look behind the headline

A recent Albuquerque Journal story highlighted a startup cardiac health firm named Karoo that was founded in Albuquerque that is leaving for Denver. The company’s co-founder and CEO Ian Koons says it’s outgrown its New Mexico roots. “You can’t build a full-sized business here in terms of the...

Albuquerque, NM · 1d

Daily Mail

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Inspirational blind baker achieves his longtime dream of opening his own bakery

The baker said his vision is worsening as he gets older but he hopes to continue baking for a little longer.

Albuquerque, NM · 1d

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Second Notice of Breach Issued to Project Jupiter

Albuquerque, NM (KKOB) –Project Jupiter’s developers were issued a new notice of breach Tuesday evening by Dona Ana County Commissioners. The motion passed on a 4 to zero vote with one commissioner absent. It was presented by Commission Chair Manny Sanchez and stated the data center’s developers failed to present job reports as required in their industrial revenue bond agreements with Dona Ana County. The motion authorized the county’s administrative and legal leadership to draft the notice to the developers. This is the second notice of breach issued to Project Jupiter in a month.

Albuquerque, NM · 23h

riorancho.news

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Well within limits: Rio Rancho pumps less than half the water it’s allowed

Editor’s note: Every drop from a Rio Rancho tap starts hundreds of feet underground. The city runs entirely on groundwater. On Oct. 20, the city’s utility managers, its water rights attorney and state geologists walked the Governing Body and the new Public Infrastructure Advisory Board through how the system works. They also covered what it will take to keep it flowing.

Rio Rancho, NM · 3d

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Back to Business: Tomasita’s Albuquerque Reopens After September Fire

After closing for six weeks following a fire, Tomasita’s opened its doors again on Monday to welcome Albuquerque customers. The reopening brought all 80 employees back to work just as the restaurant entered one of its busiest periods, KOB 4 reports. To recall, Tomasita’s had to implement a temporary...

Albuquerque, NM · 2d

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Well within limits: Rio Rancho pumps less than half the water it’s allowed

Editor’s note: Every drop from a Rio Rancho tap starts hundreds of feet underground. The city runs entirely on groundwater. On Oct. 20, the city’s utility managers, its water rights attorney and state geologists walked the Governing Body and the new Public Infrastructure Advisory Board through how the system works. They also covered what it will take to keep it flowing.

Rio Rancho, NM · 3d

KRQE News 13

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‘Back to normal’: Tomasita’s owner reflects on journey ahead of reopening after fire

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Weeks after a destructive fire left a popular New Mexico restaurant closed for business, it’s now ready to open its doors to customers again. Charred and closed for business, Tomasita’s in Albuquerque on Pan American went up in flames Sept. 30, forcing staff and guests to evacuate the building. “The first responders […]

Albuquerque, NM · 4d

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Pueblo In Focus: S2 Ep. 2 The Indian Pueblo Entrepreneur Complex | The Pathway to Entrepreneurship

One of IPEC's core services is providing support for clients as they work to grow and expand their businesses. This includes introducing clients to IPEC and connecting them with the resources that they need to build and strengthen the foundation of their business. Client Services Coordinator Amber Osei speaks about her work onboarding clients at IPEC, how she connects meaningfully with IPEC entrepreneurs to understand their vision, and the privilege of seeing their businesses grow and thrive.

Albuquerque, NM · 2d

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Albuquerque Cardiac Tech Firm Karoo Health Bolts for Denver, Eyes 80% of Staff There

Karoo Health, a venture-backed cardiac health firm founded in Albuquerque, is moving its base to downtown Denver after signing a three-year office lease at 1925 Blake St. The startup, which launched in 2021 and partners with cardiology practices across the country, says it has outgrown its New Mexico roots and could no longer easily find the workforce it needed to keep growing.

Denver, CO · 2d

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Baker who's legally blind pursues dream of running his own bakery. He faces unique challenges

For Lino, reading a recipe takes more than a quick glance. The Albuquerque, New Mexico, baker is legally blind and says he cannot read recipes — even with glasses. Instead, he takes pictures of them on his phone and zooms in. He relies on his memory, often learning a recipe after seeing it a few times.

Albuquerque, NM · 2d

KOB 4 Albuquerque, New Mexico

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Excess rain not necessarily good for tree roots after flooding

Heavy rain after a long drought has left some Albuquerque trees at risk of drowning as saturated soil pushes out oxygen around their roots.

Albuquerque, NM · 2d

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Albuquerque aviation company facing a federal lawsuit

Albuquerque, NM (KKOB) — CSI Aviation, an Albuquerque aviation management company, is facing a federal lawsuit in Washington, D.C. The suit accuses the company of participating in an illegal rendition scheme with the Trump administration that allegedly led to Venezuelan migrants being tortured in a South American prison. The lawsuit alleges that in 2025, 230 shackled migrants were loaded onto three planes chartered by one of CSI’s subcontractors. A federal judge in Washington, D.C., issued an order that same day to halt the planes or turn them around, but the lawsuit claims the Trump administration instructed the flights to proceed. According to federal spending records, in 2025, CSI was awarded $1.3 billion by ICE to facilitate deportation flights.

Albuquerque, NM · 5d

KRQE News 13

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‘Back to normal’: Tomasita’s owner reflects on journey ahead of reopening after fire

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Weeks after a destructive fire left a popular New Mexico restaurant closed for business, it’s now ready to open its doors to customers again. Charred and closed for business, Tomasita’s in Albuquerque on Pan American went up in flames Sept. 30, forcing staff and guests to evacuate the building.

Albuquerque, NM · 4d

KOB 4 Albuquerque, New Mexico

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Final growers’ market of the year wraps up at Robinson Park

Cooler mornings and changing leaves marked the final Growers’ Market of the year at Robinson Park.

Albuquerque, NM · 4d

hoodline.com

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Edgewood-Area Water Company That Ran Dry in 2025 Heads for Takeover

A small water company near Edgewood that completely broke down in 2025, leaving residents dependent on trucked-in water ever since, is now on a fast track toward a no-cost takeover by a regional water association. The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission voted unanimously to accelerate its review of a proposal that would hand Melody Ranch Water Company's operations to the Estancia, Moriarty, Williard and Torrance County Regional Water Association, known as EMWT.

Edgewood, NM · 5d