State Rep. Stefani Lord (R-Sandia Park) says she’ll sponsor a bill outlawing necrophilia.
1. Gross.
2. Cue NewsMax appearance.
Mayor Tim Keller says he’d like to see the Downtown strip club Knockouts permanently closed after a deadly shooting last month.
For those who need reminding, Knockouts is that place even your most disgusting friends avoid.
About a dozen hair stylists are taking part in Presbyterian Community Health’s Chair Care Trusted Messengers program to broach the subject of vaccines and their importance.
This is excellent news, because convos with our stylist have really been missing that extra touch of awkwardness.
Albuquerque gets its first taste of snow in 2024.
Thank God, because we were running out of things to talk about with our Chair Care Trusted Messengers.
Former Otero County Commissioner and frequent New Mexico punchline Couy Griffin wants the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn his ban from running for public office.
You take part in one insurrection, and suddenly you’re forever labeled an insurrectionist.
The new mayor of Los Ranchos is now named as both a plaintiff and defendant in a lawsuit over development in the village.
We hear he’s got a hell of a case against himself.
New Mexico turns 112.
So much for that birthday party at Knockouts we had planned.
Police say ABQ Target employees were part of a theft ring just after an APD officer was accused of “tag swapping.”
What’s going on over there, Target?
New Mexico cannabis regulators are cracking down on businesses that violate state law.
Where were they when that one dealer tried to sell us a bag full of seeds and stems?
A stray New Year’s Eve celebratory bullet pierced a family’s roof.
Albuquerque: Where New Years Eve celebratory bullets are a thing.
The New Mexico Legislature will consider a ban on oil and gas drilling near schools.
We’re still crunching the numbers, but we’re guessing this happens way more than *checks notes* necrophilia.