Criminal Justice

A suspect was shot and killed by the Albuquerque Police Department Monday afternoon, after he had shot and killed one person and wounded two civilians and two officers

The final two candidates to be Santa Fe's next Chief of Police answered questions from the public Thursday night.

Students, family members, and several state officials gathered at Mark Armijo Academy Wednesday morning, to unveil a new mural created by students, and facilitated and funded by New Mexicans to Prevent Gun Violence

A Santa Fe police officer and an innocent bystander motorist were killed on I-25 Wednesday during a police chase. Police are still searching for the alleged kidnapper suspect who caused the crash.

As of 7:04 a.m., Saturday morning, the Albuquerque Police Department has arrest the suspect involved in the murder of 16-year-old Andrew Burson.

A student at West Mesa High School was shot and killed near the campus Friday morning.

A somber mood was felt throughout the courtyard of the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center Thursday morning, as family members of missing and murdered Indigenous relatives gather to watch Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham sign senate bills 12 and 13 into law.

That 911 call to report a stolen vehicle, would lead to a helicopter pursuit, followed shortly by an on-foot pursuit by officers, and eventually end in an officer-involved shooting that occurred on February 1st.

The eight people who participated in the “restorative justice program” rather than face time in jail for the roles in toppling the Plaza obelisk or skirmishing with police during a rally in 2020 have completed more than 320 hours of community service and were required to pay a total of over $15,000