RIDING AN A-B-Q RIDE BUS OR SUN VAN WILL BE FREE ON MONDAY. SPOKESMAN RICK DEREYES TELLS NEWSRADIO KKOB FEBRUARY 4TH IS NATIONAL TRANSIT EQUITY DAY. IT WAS CHOSEN BECAUSE IT’S ALSO ROSA PARKS’ BIRTHDAY. THE CIVIL RIGHTS ICON REFUSED TO GIVE UP HER SEAT ON A SEGREGATED BUS IN MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA BACK IN 1955.…… MORE
A MAJOR DEVELOPMENT IN THE INVESTIGATION INTO THE DEATHS OF TWO ALBUQUERQUE TEENS IN DECEMBER. COLLIN ROMERO AND AHMED LATEEF WENT MISSING IN MID-DECEMBER AND THEIR BODIES WERE LOCATED A COUPLE OF WEEKS LATER, BURIED IN THE DESERT WEST OF RIO RANCHO. NOW THE SANDOVAL COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE SAYS INFORMATION GATHERED DURING THE INVESTIGATION LED…… MORE
SOME NEW TRAINING IS COMING FOR DETECTIVES AT THE ALBUQUERQUE POLICE DEPARTMENT. THE TRAINING WILL COVER HOMICIDE INVESTIGATIONS, WARRANT WRITING, INTERVIEW AND INTERROGATIONS AND MAJOR CASE INVESTIGATIONS. IT WILL BE LED BY DETECTIVE DAMON FAY WHO WORKED A TOTAL OF 24 YEARS AT A-P-D. LAST YEAR, CHIEF GEIER DOUBLED THE NUMBER OF HOMICIDE DETECTIVES FROM…… MORE
NEW MEXICO HEALTH OFFICIALS ARE FOCUSING ON ONE CONDITION IN PARTICULAR THIS MONTH: FEBRUARY IS AMERICAN HEART MONTH. THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SAYS HEART DISEASE IS THE LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN IN NEW MEXICO OVER THE LAST DECADE. HEART DISEASE HAS BEEN RESPONSIBLE FOR AN AVERAGE OF 34 HUNDRED DEATHS…… MORE
A 36 YEAR OLD MAN FROM RIO RANCHO IS NOW FACING TWO CHARGES OF TAMPERING WITH EVIDENCE IN THE CASE OF COLLIN ROMERO AND AHMED LATEEF, THE TWO TEENS FOUND MURDERED WEST OF RIO RANCHO IN DECEMBER. THE SANDOVAL COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE SAYS THE INVESTIGATION TOOK THEM OUT OF STATE WHERE THEY LOCATED ANTHONY ARAGON…… MORE
THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT PLANS TO MOVE FORWARD WITH THE SALE OF OIL AND GAS LEASES NEAR CHACO CANYON AND IN OTHER AREAS SACRED TO NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBES. CRITICS OF THE MOVE, INCLUDING TRIBAL LEADERS AND ENVIRONMENTALISTS, CONTEND THEY WERE LOCKED OUT OF THE PROCESS BECAUSE THE B-L-M DIDN’T RELEASE INFORMATION ABOUT THE SALE…… MORE
THEY WANT MORE LIGHTING TO HELP REDUCE CRIME, SO 17 ALBUQUERQUE NEIGHBORHOODS ARE ASKING THE LEGISLATURE FOR 1-AND-A-HALF MILLION DOLLARS TO HELP PAY FOR IT. THE NEIGHBORHOODS ARE IN THE DISTRICT 6 COALITION, WHICH SAYS IT HAS 95-THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR L-E-D LIGHTING. BUT THAT BUYS ABOUT 7 LIGHTS AT AT A COST OF 12-THOUSAND DOLLARS…… MORE
THE HOUSE COMMERCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE HEARING HAS A HEARING ON THE PROPOSED MINIMUM WAGE INCREASE AT 1:30 FRIDAY AFTERNOON. LOW WAGE WORKERS ALONG WITH PEOPLE PAID IN TIPS AND THEIR FAMILIES PLAN TO BE AT THAT HEARING IN SANTA FE. IF IT SURVIVES THE LEGISLATURE, HOUSE BILL 31 WOULD RAISE THE MINIMUM WAGE…… MORE
A BILL CIRCULATING AT THE LEGISLATURE IN SANTA FE WOULD MAKE IT EASIER TO BUY AND MAINTAIN A TESLA VEHICLE IN NEW MEXICO. CHANNEL 7 NEWS REPORTS SENATE BILL 243 WOULD ALSO CHANGE CURRENT STATE LAW THAT PREVENTS TESLA FROM HAVING A BRICK-AND-MORTAR PRESENCE IN NEW MEXICO AND FROM ALLOWING FOR THEIR VEHICLES TO BE…… MORE
AN ALBUQUERQUE MAN WHO OPERATED A CONCEALED FIREARMS TRAINING BUSINESS PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGES THAT HE FAILED TO REPORT HIS INCOME AND UNLAWFULLY RECEIVED STATE BENEFITS. EDWARD BOYSEL ADMITTED TO A NUMBER OF FELONIES INCLUDING MONEY LAUNDERING, TAX FRAUD, MEDICAID FRAUD AND FALSIFICATION OF DOCUMENTS. BOYSEL WAS ARRESTED IN NOVEMBER OF 2017. HE COULD GET…… MORE
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