Wednesday’s Top Stories Wednesday’s Five Facts [1] 3 dead after historic flooding in Ruidoso – Tuesday night, three people died, dozens had to be rescued, and homes were destroyed after violent flash flooding.

Jurors acquitted two former Albuquerque firefighters accused of rape. The jury found them not guilty on all counts.

David Savoy Thomas David Savoy Thomas, 66, of Albuquerque, New Mexico, joined his beloved daughter Chrissy Lynn in Heaven on June 17, 2025. Born on April 22, 1959, in Batesville,

Presbyterian Health Plan, Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Mexico, Molina Healthcare, and UnitedHealthcare are coming together for a community baby expo event. The event is a parent’s one-stop

Albuquerque Fire Rescue, the New Mexico Department of Public Safety, and Bernalillo County Fire rescued one person off of La Luz Trail on Monday. According to AFR, they rescued one person off the trail who was unable to walk. They say the patient was found half way up the trail.

Fire restrictions are now lifted in the Gila National Forest – and on Bureau of Land Management public lands in nearly half of New Mexico's counties.

The New Mexico Department of Transportation announced that phase one of the I-25 construction project in Albuquerque is finished. The $268 million project started nearly a year ago, reconstructing outside lanes on I-25 between Candelaria Road and Montgomery Boulevard,