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 County animal shelter wins $9,500 for holiday adoption program
Volunteer chips in her own award to help increase shelter impact
Rio Grande water levels “no longer sufficient” to meet irrigator and river needs, says MRGCD
Low snowpack, early spring heat created early runoff
Sandoval County loses up to $284 million a year while nearly 50,000 residents drive to work elsewhere
Chamber CEO presents data showing workforce leakage costs the region billions in payroll and millions in lost tax revenue
Free Wi-Fi coming to Coronado and Jemez historic sites
State broadband grant puts public internet access at 12 New Mexico cultural destinations
Record heat, drought prompts early statewide fire restrictions
State forestry division announces statewide burn restrictions
Family sues Sandoval County, medical provider over 29-year-oldโs fentanyl overdose in jail
The lawsuit alleges staff ignored her severe mental health crisis and failed to prevent lethal drugs from circulating in the jail
Local
New details on Bernalillo shooting: Suspect faces 13 felony charges, had gun that was stolen from Albuquerque police
Court documents reveal new details about the pre-dawn shooting that shut down schools, halted the Rail Runner and triggered a gunfight with officers
Suspect in custody after shooting, manhunt shuts down Rail Runner, cancels Bernalillo school
A morning gunfire incident near U.S. 550 triggered a multi-agency search that halted train service and closed schools for the day.
Bernalillo to standardize addresses to speed 911 response
Some residents may get new addresses under ordinance up for final vote Monday
Hereโs whatโs going on in Bernalillo this month
Town offers drug disposal, electronics recycling and enrichment events in April
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Opinion & Commentary
Opinion: New Mexico’s disability laws get important updates, and more still needed
Letter from State Rep. Kathleen Cates