Sandoval County
Rio Rancho keeps growing: Council greenlights 109 new townhomes, $3.8 million in infrastructure spending
The Rio Rancho Governing Body greenlit a major multi-family housing development and several infrastructure improvements during its meeting Thursday, signalingโฆ
‘Sandoval Star’ identified: Woman found dead in 2023 named Victoria De La Rosa
Sandoval County Sheriff’s Office names woman found dead in Cibola National Forest in 2023 โ and asks for the public’s help solving her murder
Early voting expands Saturday as unaffiliated voters make first moves in Sandoval County primary
More than 2,100 county voters have already cast ballots โ including 248 newly eligible DTS voters โ as 11 community sites open Saturday for the June 2 primary.
Thrift store opens in Bernalillo to fund free home repairs across Sandoval County
Rebuilding Together Sandoval County’s new ReBuild ReSale Store puts every sale dollar toward fixing homes for veterans, seniors, and low-income families.
Rio Grande water levels “no longer sufficient” to meet irrigator and river needs, says MRGCD
Low snowpack, early spring heat created early runoff
Local
Memorial Day weekend brings ceremonies, music and festivals to Rio Rancho area
From solemn tributes to live blues and local markets, the four-day weekend offers something for every resident across the region.
Sandoval County Democrats launch voter outreach, fight childhood hunger in Rio Rancho
The โBlue Rio Ranchoโ initiative targets unaffiliated voters while the party’s food program serves hundreds of kids each week
Bernalillo
New details on Bernalillo shooting: Suspect faces 13 felony charges, had gun that was stolen from Albuquerque
Court documents reveal new details about the pre-dawn shooting that shut down schools, halted the Rail Runner and triggered a gunfight with officers
Placitas
Man charged with strangling wife four times, kicking puppy during domestic dispute
Sandoval County deputies arrested a man after his wife escaped repeated attacks at a Placitas home
Rio Rancho
New Mexico
Opinion & Commentary
Opinion: New Mexico’s disability laws get important updates, and more still needed
Letter from State Rep. Kathleen Cates