Finally, a way to stop sports from killing people.
Albuquerque man shoots dog in a disturbing and unpleasant incident.
APS under scrutiny for continued lack of background checks on their employees.
Man escapes from Oklahoma prison and heads to the Land of Enchantment.
The future of mass transit, hopefully.
Obama does some serious vague-posting at the State of the Union Address.
Teenagers from North and South Korea competed in an international soccer tournament in Pyongyang, despite the threat of war between the two nations.
A woman on the New York City subway scratched and bit another female passenger for trying to sit next to her.
Mutant super lice are wreaking havoc on scalps in Western New York and have been reported in 25 states.
In a band? Here are five band photo clichés to avoid.
According to NASA, rumors of impeding global doom are greatly exaggerated.
July was planet earth's hottest month on record ever.
We have the best food trail in the nation: The Green Chile Cheeseburger Trail.
Charges against the New Mexico man who threw a banana peel at Dave Chappelle have been dropped.
Thanks to John Hankinson for the link!
It’s Tuesday! Today’s Daily Word will ~*~BlOw YoUr MiNd~*~*
Netflix is releasing a new series that you can’t binge watch. WTF?!
Saudi girls can now participate in sports at school! Yes you read that right! Yes I know it’s 2015 and that seems like it shouldn’t be a headline. But it’s true! Yay! Sports for everyone!
This is just incredibly sad. 10 people were killed in a helicopter crash while filming for a reality TV show.
Apparently giving eviction notices to homeless folks won’t solve homelessness?
In an effort to keep “seasoned officers” on the job protecting this city and its denizens, the Albuquerque City Council passed legislation intended to offer extra income to police officers willing to postpone retirement.
It was damn warm last month in Burque; in fact, it was the third-warmest October in a century in these here parts.
Autumn means our city will soon host wild avian visitors from up north; just don’t feed them.
Albuquerque Little Theater is bringing an Irving Berlin work to life in time for the winter holidays.
Marijuana decriminalization efforts made progress nationally and locally this week.
A Mexican child with a massive tumor on his neck and shoulder is having the ailment treated here in Albuquerque.
UNM Lobo starting quarterback Cole Gautsche has been injured, and Coach Davies said he may be out for the rest of the season.
In more UNM sports news, the captain of the UNM women’s basketball squad was charged with throwing a knife at her significant other.
Here’s this week’s New Mexico fishing report, courtesy of the Portales News-Tribune.
Over at Duke City Fix, New Mexico history writer Ben Moffett reviews Robert Turner Wood’s new book about Burque’s postwar transformation.
