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We Ranked The 9 Best Breakfast Restaurants In Northern New Mexico And Here’s Who Made The Cut

A breakfast burrito feels like it has existed forever. Yet one little New Mexico diner is widely credited with being the first to put that name on a restaurant menu. I love that such a famous dish has a home address. Up north, the big morning question isn’t coffee or...

New Mexico · 2d

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Scenes From Veterans Day Celebration Wednesday At Ashley Pond Park

It was a great day for a celebration Wednesday at Ashley Pond Park for Veterans Day. The weather was perfect as veterans, families, friends and neighbors showed their gratitude for ‘Veterans Helping Veterans & Their Families’, which was the theme of this year’s event. Photo by Maire O’Neill/losalamosreporter.com.

Los Alamos County, NM · 1d

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Fuller Lodge Arts Center Gallery Affordable Arts Show Runs Through Dec. 23

The community is invited to attend the 2026 Affordable Arts event running 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14 through Wednesday, Dec. 23 in the Fuller Lodge Art Center. This time-honored tradition, hosted by the Los Alamos Arts Council, provides shoppers the opportunity to find unforgettable gifts created by a wide selection of local and regional New Mexican artists. Pictured are, from left, Andrew Fischer Wright, Los Alamos Arts Council Assistent director, director Brandi Engemann and marketing director Megan Hesselink. Photo by Maire O’Neill/losalamosreporter.com.

Los Alamos, NM · 1d

The Coconut Mama

The 3 most beloved New Mexico restaurants that are now gone includes one that’s been around 50+ years

Another wave of New Mexico restaurant closures has taken three very different dining rooms. One brought a much-needed neighborhood grill to Rio Rancho, another made plant-based Ayurvedic food approachable, and…

Albuquerque, NM · 4d

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This New Mexico Mexican Restaurant Is Known For Tacos, Tamales, And Enormous Portions

Tamales have rolled out of this kitchen since around 1929. Nearly a century later, families still line up for them. What keeps a no-frills carryout counter this busy? The answer comes wrapped in paper and smothered in red or green chile. Stuffed sopapillas arrive puffed up and loaded. Combination plates...

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Retro-Futuristic Trinity Diner Set to Join Cottonwood Mall in Albuquerque

A locally owned restaurant with a retro-futuristic concept is moving into Cottonwood Mall. Trinity Diner plans to open at the Albuquerque shopping center and says it expects to hire about 15 local employees to staff the spot. Trinity Diner is a locally owned restaurant with a retro-futuristic concept moving into...

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Birdcall Set to Make New Mexico Debut with Three Planned Albuquerque Restaurants

Colorado-born craft chicken brand selects experienced franchise operator to lead expansion, with site selection underway across the metro area. November 13, 2026 // Franchising.com // DENVER — Birdcall – a Colorado-born fast casual brand known for its naturally superior chicken, innovative technology, and elevated guest experience – is headed to New Mexico after signing a multi-unit franchise agreement for three restaurants in Albuquerque.

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Browse homemade goods at Albuquerque’s Ageless Artisan Craft Fair

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – To kick off the holiday season, the City of Albuquerque’s Department of Senior Affairs is holding the 5th annual Ageless Artisan Craft Fair. The fair will be November 14, at the Manzano Mesa Multigenerational Center from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. Attendees can shop for handmade work from senior artisans in the […]

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Cartoonist and Albuquerque Paper Accused of Racism

While the Albuquerque Journal is celebrating 50 years of John Trevor cartoons (or here) the pair is also dealing with an accusation by the Indigenous Journalists Association (IJA) for a cartoon that reduces Governor-elect Deb Haaland to a racial caricature. From the Indigenous Journalists Association:. “The Indigenous Journalists Association (IJA)...

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City Desk ABQ

Opinion: City Council bill to ban glue traps makes ABQ safer for wildlife

At Wildlife Rescue NM, we care for wildlife who come to us with all kinds of injuries and illnesses. Many are victims of the challenges of living in an urban environment. They are hit by cars, injured by domestic animals, or left dehydrated when our river runs dry. These situations are heartbreaking, but they are […] The post Opinion: City Council bill to ban glue traps makes ABQ safer for wildlife appeared first on City Desk ABQ .

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Wheel of Fortune Live! makes a stop in Albuquerque

It’s safe to say, you’ve probably watched Wheel of Fortune. And if you’ve ever played along, believing full-heartedly you could win – well, now’s your chance. Wheel of Fortune Live! is making a stop at the Legends Theater at Route 66 Casino. Game Show Host Jay Flats and Show Announcer Cody Dove swung by the New Mexico Living studio to tell us exactly how it all works, and what you could walk away with.

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No Cook Thanksgiving :: Best Take Out & Dine In Thanksgiving Meals

Thanksgiving without the cooking . . . yes, please. Your family will gobble up this order-and-pick-up Thanksgiving meal, and the biggest bonus is you get to enjoy all the flavor and comfort on the sidelines with the rest of the family. A few years ago for our annual Friendsgiving, I...

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KRQE News 13

Albuquerque Sunport travelers left in limbo amid nationwide ground stop

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) — The Federal Aviation Administration grounded all flights nationwide, including the Sunport, Friday due to communications problems at regional air traffic control centers. KRQE News 13 is at the Sunport on Friday afternoon, where travelers have been left in limbo. “No, I’m not worried at all. It’s just always frustrating but it’s […]

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National Parks advocate for retired military and their families

Albuquerque, NM (KKOB) –The National Park Foundation is investing over $400,000 to give active and retired military and their families the chance to enjoy national parks, including Petroglyph National Monument here in Albuquerque. Officials said the investment program will be used to make scalable recreational and educational experiences for veterans, active-duty service members, military families and Gold Star families, according to National Park Foundation officials. It will also offer a handful of seasonal ranger positions at nine national parks near military bases, where military applicants will be prioritized. Rangers will engage military families and build relationships with military installations and local support organizations.

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Fans of the Mother Road celebrate its 100th birthday

On November 11, about 50 people crowded into the back room at the Route 66 Diner in Albuquerque for a dinner organized by the New Mexico Route 66 Association. The “Mother Road,” as John Steinbeck called Route 66 in his famous 1939 novel, The Grapes of Wrath, serves as the Main Street of dozens of towns and cities, including Albuquerque’s Central Avenue along which the diner is located.

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Seth Hall and Pace Blanchard Win Turquoise Circuit Finals Average, Punch Tickets to NFR Open

Seth Hall and Pace Blanchard won the 2026 Turquoise Circuit Finals team roping average with 17.2 seconds on three head, earning $3,328 apiece and qualifying for the 2027 NFR Open after three years of working toward the opportunity. The Albuquerque, New Mexico team entered the Circuit Finals in Cave Creek,...

Cave Creek, AZ · 1d

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This New Mexico Taco Spot Is All About Birria Tacos And Dipping Broth That Steals The Show

Every plate at this taco shop comes with its own 8-ounce cup of consomé, just for dunking. That’s a serious amount of broth, and I’m all for a kitchen that takes dipping this seriously. The whole operation started as a small stand outside a family’s mobile home....

Albuquerque, NM · 4d

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Get Out: Our picks of the best things to do for Fri. the 13th (and the rest of the weekend) in ABQ (Nov. 12)

This weekend gifts us with another Friday the 13th. (They only happen once every 212 days, give or take.) If you’re particularly superstitious, I guess you might think about staying home. But for a lot of folks, Friday the 13th is a fine excuse to get out and look for some mischief. It’s sort of a “bonus” Halloween, allowing people to engage in more supernatural shenanigans: watching horror movies, listening to creepy music and shopping for eerie accoutrement. This coming Friday the 13th offers Albuquerqueans a wide variety of events that seem at least a bit appropriate for the day in question. So why not push your luck, pet any black cats you see and celebrate Friday the 13th by hanging out with a few strangers (in every sense of the word)?

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Albuquerque International Sunport implements cardiac emergency response plan

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Albuquerque International Sunport is taking a new step toward keeping passengers and staff safe. The Sunport partnered with the American Heart Association to implement a cardiac emergency response plan. The initiative will help the Sunport’s ability to respond to cardiac emergencies. “Cardiac arrest is very prevalent. It’s the number one killer […]

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Local restaurant continues two-decade tradition of free meals on Veterans Day

For dozens, if not hundreds, of veterans, the holidays came early as they not only enjoyed a free meal, but a Thanksgiving dinner with all the fixings at a local restaurant.