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This week on New Mexico in Focus, New Mexico United CEO and President Peter Trevisani stops by our studio for a one-on-one interview. In partnership with alternative newsweekly 'The Paper.,' editor Andy Lyman asks Trevisani about the Albuquerque City...

Three new members are joining APS board, and a new resolution is also going to bring in more money for the state's largest school district.

Let Cuba Live Petition:This is a historic campaign to gather more than a million signatures to tell President Biden to remove Cuba from the State Sponsors of Terrorism List. The petition can be signed online or on a printed petition. Let Cuba Live Cuba's Health Care System: Where Humanity Comes First by Ellen Bernstein https://battleofideaspress.com/5…

Albuquerque Public Schools wants your help when it comes to updating certain English and Spanish courses.

Todays letters to the editor include:• Colin Yoder — a leader with integrity• Colin Yoder for City Council• Sandra for Goshen• Matt Fisher an excellent candidate

Ellen Bernstein, president of the Albuquerque Teachers Federation, says the drugs we see in schools today aren't what they used to be.

By Elise Kaplan, Searchlight New Mexico It’s a Saturday afternoon in early September at the Eldorado Community Center and about 40 people have gathered to hear from a Santa Fe school board candidate.  “Unstoppable” by Sia blares over the sound system as Patricia Vigil-Stockton — a business owner, great-grandmother and Republican — strides to the […]

October 12, 2023 | A Las Cruces police officer faces a manslaughter charge for killing an unarmed Black man, allegedly over a stolen beer.

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – A new report from NMSU’s SOAR Evaluation and Policy Center is painting a picture of education employment needs across New Mexico. “We look a little closely to teacher positions then we paint a picture of vacancies in other educator positions as well,” said NMSU SOAR Evaluation and Policy Center Director Rachel Boren, […] | Local News from KRQE News 13 in Albuquerque, New Mexico

Albuquerque Public Schools is saying so long to snow days. APS announced this week that they will replace those days with remote learning days.