Tuesday’s Top Stories Tuesday’s Five Facts [1] Albuquerque home invasion victim scares off accused burglar with gun – APD say ...

For decades, the Albuquerque Police Department has tried a lot of different ideas to tackle downtown crime. Now, the department said their Horse Mounted Unit is making a difference. So far this year, ...

On June 5, the New Mexico National Guard began assisting the Albuquerque Police Department with administrative tasks, according to a statement from APD Director of Communications, Gilbert Gallegos. In ...

The state’s Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management is encouraging all residents and visitors to enable emergency notifications on their smartphones to ...

The city, alongside Albuquerque police, is launching drones on the Fourth of July to keep an eye on the bosque.

Unlike the California National Guard troops that were deployed by President Trump to Los Angeles, the Guard members deployed in Albuquerque are not armed or in military uniform.

The New Mexico State Police have issued a Turquoise Alert for 38-year-old Eric Cleveland of Gallup, who has been missing since July 9. This is the first use of a bill passed by the state legislature ...

A Durango Police Department officer who had recently completed training resigned Wednesday after being linked to an alleged ...

A suspect is being pursued after police responded to a reported stabbing near the Central New Mexico Community College Main Campus. Albuquerque police responded and found the victim was not stabbed.

New Mexico State Police is asking for the public to help locate stolen equipment critical to wildfire response operations.

A bus that toured New Mexico touting female athletes, and ignited protests from transgender rights activists along the way, ...