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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) - An Albuquerque man is looking for his stolen trailer. The homeowner doesn't want to be named, but says the trailer was taken from his westside home on Saturday. Home surveillance shows a man ringing his doorbell. He says when no one came to the door, the thief stole his 20

Updated: 5:28 PM MDT Sep 18, 2017 Albuquerque Police are on scene of a shooting near Candelaria and Eubank. Police say a person was trying to rob a Circle K store at the intersection and was shot by a clerk at the scene. Police say the person who was shot was transported to a local hospital and i

Homeowners, get ready for fall with the Albuquerque Home, Remodeling & Lifestyle Show! The bi-annual event features the latest in technology and innovation for the home September 23 & 24 at Expo New Mexico. Among the featured attractions this year is the ever-growing popularity of solar energy. As s

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) - The manager of an Albuquerque event venue that suddenly closed has agreed to refund clients. Earlier this month, KRQE News 13 told you how the City of Albuquerque shut down Romanza Falls near Alameda and Coors. Brides who paid thousands were left scrambling to find a new v

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) - A well-known local realtor accused of murder is expected to find out whether he can have his ankle monitor removed. Chris Pino is accused of intentionally mowing down a homeless man with his vehicle after he thought the man was breaking into his property. Pino was let out

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) - A local jewelry shop says a woman is targeting its stores, stealing thousands at a time. Managers at Lilly Barrack say a woman's recent hit left them $1,000 in the hole. On Friday, she came into their store on Rio Grande, and while a salesperson was helping someone she rea

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - Police in Albuquerque say they've arrested a man on suspicion of arson and criminal damage to property. They say 32-year-old Joseph Grubb was taken into custody Monday morning outside the Cesar Chavez Community Center. A woman called 911 to say boyfriend was inside her vehic

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) - An Albuquerque mom wants a dangerous school crossing to change soon before kids get hurt, or worse. Sarah Castellano walks her son, Santiago, to school everyday. He's a kindergartner at Mission Avenue Elementary, about a quarter-mile from their home. The problem? They have

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) - An Albuquerque woman who is turning 103 got her birthday wish granted. Virginia Falberg's birthday is Friday. She says she's always wanted to experience riding a scooter. It surprised her grandchildren, who say she's usually old-fashioned about her birthday and age. So, th

Albuquerque police say an embezzlement scheme involving a state charter school's former assistant business manager led to nearly $700,000 in losses, up from the more than $475,000 that an initial review found had been funneled from La Promesa Early Learning Center into the former employee's personal

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) - Is a nearly endless supply of tacos enough to convince you to buy a house? Well, that's what one Albuquerque realtor is offering the future owner of one of his listings. "Who doesn't love free tacos?" said Michael Leathers. Leathers is a realtor whose slogan is "Giant Real

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - Records show seven Albuquerque beat police officers were among the city's top 25 salary earners last year and made more than the mayor thanks to overtime. An analysis by The Associated Press of the city of Albuquerque's top earners found that seven police officers took in at

Roland Penttila talks about the early 1960's old-west themed amusement park that was located along the Route 66 at the mouth of Tijeras Canyon. Albuquerque Historical Society member Roland Penttila hosts a presentation on Little Beaver Town, an early 1960's old-west themed amusement park that was lo

Laura Jane Grace - vocals/guitar // James Bowman - guitar/vocals // Inge Johansson - bass // Atom Willard - drums Four years is a measurement of time that America has used for centuries to indicate change. Presidential terms last four years; high school diplomas and college degrees typically take fo

Members of the Santa Fe Book Arts Group show a variety of pieces. Runs through 12/15. The New Mexico Capitol Art Foundation is hosting an exhibit of contemporary book art, "Portable Magic: The Art of the Book," at the Capitol Rotunda Gallery in Santa Fe from Friday, September 8, through Friday, Dece

Learn how to help the local meal assistant program by becoming a driver, kitchen assistant or office aide. Meals on Wheels of Albuquerque delivers over 135,000 meals annually to residents of Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, and Corrales who are homebound or in need of a medically-specified meal. To meet the

Runs through 9/27. Four painters portray a suffusion of temperaments expressed in paint. Featuring the work of Andrew Fearnside, Carol Bivins, Jona Batt, and Roe LiBretto. Sept 8 thru 27 at Winning Coffee, 111 Harvard Dr SE, Albuquerque http://www.winningcoffeeco.com Four painters portray a suffusio

Prints by Reginald Gammon that explore aspects of African American life and history. Runs through 9/30. Reginald Gammon (1921-2005), originally from Philadelphia, moved to New York City in 1951. He taught in the New York public schools and for 21 years at Western Michigan University. When he retired

Subhankar Banerjee discusses the decaying ecosystem of the artic. Vast number of caribou and vast number of snow goose overlap in space but not in time on the Arctic tundra and get entangled through their droppings that lead to nourishing. That we can call, multi-species world-making. And the art of

FREE SHOW!!! It's 2016, and it's time for Alex Cameron. Entertainer. Showman. Shaman. Cameron and his business partner / saxophonist, Roy Molloy, hit the road with a live show full of celebration, jubilance and industry know how. Described by Clash Magazine as 'Sydney's most literate song writer', C