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Silver City Cornerstone Apartments Begins Construction With 31 Units Planned

Grading has begun at Cornerstone, a planned 31-unit supportive-housing building off Silver City’s 32nd Street Bypass. The project’s next test is turning a decade of development into homes: construction is expected to take about 13 months, and applications are anticipated to open in December 2027, according to the Silver City Daily Press.

Silver City, NM · 1d
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Retirees Are Discovering This Affordable New Mexico Town Where Everyday Expenses Can Stretch Surprisingly Far

Housing costs in this New Mexico town might make retirees take a second look. Home values remain well below national averages, and everyday expenses can leave more room in a fixed budget. I’d say those numbers alone deserve some attention. One recent ranking named this town the top spot...

Deming, NM · 1d
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Sawmill District apartment complex moving forward

Albuquerque city councilors gave Titan Development final approval for a 200-unit apartment building in the fast-growing Sawmill District.

Albuquerque, NM · 3d

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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 · 1d
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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 · 2d

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Established therapy company opens Rio Rancho location

RIO RANCHO — After more than three decades in Albuquerque, therapy office The Community Lighthouse has opened a location in Rio Rancho. Company representative Meridyth Stefhon said though they are based in Albuquerque a lot of their referrals have come from Rio Rancho. “We work with schools in Albuquerque,...

Rio Rancho, NM · 3d

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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 · 3d

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Albuquerque Buyers Have More Homes To Choose From as Prices Hold Steady

Albuquerque buyers found more homes to choose from and more time to decide, even as list prices held firm.

Albuquerque, NM · 3d

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Sandia Area starts construction on new branches in Albuquerque, Rio Rancho

Sandia Area Federal Credit Union started construction on two new branches in Albuquerque and Rio Rancho, slated to open in late 2027. The expansion will bring Sandia Area's total branch count to nine. The Albuquerque branch will be located at 1105 Snow Vista SW, and the Rio Rancho branch will be located at 4551 Safelite NE, near U.S. 550.

Albuquerque, NM · 4d

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Wheat Scoop: Wheat Foods Council charts new direction

With nearly 60 percent of U.S. wheat utilized domestically, strengthening consumer confidence and demand for wheat foods remains an important priority for the wheat industry. The Wheat Foods Council (WFC) met Nov. 2 during the Fall Wheat Industry Conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where U.S. Wheat Associates and the National Association of Wheat Growers also held their fall board meetings. The council continued discussions about its future direction, emphasizing the importance of strengthening domestic demand for wheat. Kansas wheat farmers serve in leadership roles on all of these national wheat organizations.

Kansas · 3d

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Former Lindy’s Diner property is for sale in downtown Albuquerque

The property that used to be home to an Albuquerque favorite local diner for almost a century is now up for sale.

Albuquerque, NM · 6d

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Skate-O-Mania to stay open after warning of possible closure

The owners of Skate-O-Mania in Albuquerque said they’re staying open after indicating they may be forced to close.

Albuquerque, NM · 5d

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East Mountain Schools Canceled as Power Outage Hits Over 8,000 Customers

A. Montoya Elementary School — Site of Canceled In-Person Classes. Albuquerque Public Schools canceled in-person classes Monday at three East Mountain schools after a power outage knocked out electricity to thousands of customers in the area. A. Montoya Elementary, San Antonito Elementary and Roosevelt Middle School were all affected, leaving families scrambling to adjust their Monday morning routines.

Albuquerque, NM · 7d

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As Heating Aid Season Opens, Albuquerque HVAC Company Says High Bills Aren’t Always About Home Heating Gas Prices

Albuquerque, New Mexico Oct 31, 2026 (Issuewire.com) Albuquerques heating-assistance season is underway, and Tru Mechanical Heating & Cooling, a family-owned HVAC company based in Albuquerque, wants homeowners to understand one part of the heating-cost picture that assistance programs cant fix: how well the furnace turns fuel into heat. New Mexico...

Albuquerque, NM · 8d

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APS East Mountain schools canceled due to power outages affecting thousands of people

Albuquerque Public Schools canceled East Mountain schools’ in-person classes Monday due to power outages in the area.

Albuquerque, NM · 7d

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Legally Blind Owner Opens Bumblebee Bakery and Coffee on Golf Course Road

A new bakery and coffee shop has opened on Albuquerque's Golf Course Road NW, and its owner is navigating the business while legally blind. Bumblebee Bakery and Coffee soft-opened last Saturday at 9250 Golf Course Road NW, bringing a new option for pastries and coffee to the Northwest side of the city.

Albuquerque, NM · 9d

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Sandia National Labs selected to help develop next-gen nuclear reactors

The U.S. Department of Energy is giving Sandia National Laboratories $3.38 million to develop analytical tools that could advance the production and deployment of nuclear fuels for next-generation reactors.

Albuquerque, NM · 9d

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Fired over hairstyle? Livestock Board faces lawsuit citing CROWN Act violation

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A young man who says he moved to New Mexico to follow his dream of working with livestock is out of a job and suing the state agency that hired him, citing a CROWN Act violation. The man claims his long hair became a point of contention with the New Mexico Livestock Board, but the agency disagrees.

New Mexico · 10d

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Dry Rio Grande leaves farmers uncertain about the future

For Art and Carol Baca, who grow 34 acres of pasture grass for livestock in Belen, the lack of water this year is very visible. “If that river is not running, a lot of things don’t happen,” Art Baca said. In a typical season, the Bacas would...

Belen, NM · 9d

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Family Franchise Team Signs 14-Unit Deal to Bring Swig Dirty Soda to New Mexico

Heather Berry and her brother Brock Stokes spent years drinking Swig before they ever considered owning one. After building close to a decade of multi-unit franchise experience, the New Mexico siblings — joined by Berry's daughters, Olivia and Emma — signed a 14-unit development agreement this week to bring the Utah-born dirty soda brand to markets where it currently has no footprint.

Albuquerque, NM · 12d