Albuquerque Journal
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The Albuquerque Journal is the largest newspaper in the U.S. state of New Mexico, having nearly double the subscribers of The Santa Fe New Mexican and the Las Cruces Sun-News. Source
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| Scope | Local |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Albuquerque-Santa Fe |
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| Frequency | Daily |
| Days Published | Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun |
Recent Articles
Search Articles'Charm of yesterday. Convenience of tomorrow'
GALLUP — The historic El Rancho Hotel proclaims in words painted over its front portico: “Charm of Yesterday. Convenience of tomorrow.” For Okies fleeing the Dust Bowl, Route 66 was a long march to a better future. When mass-produced automobiles made luxury more common, it signaled progress, leisure and prosperity. For younger, footloose wayfarers on two or four wheels, it was an adventure.
Spaceport America data center proposal sparks curiosity
SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO Sierra County facility says talks are ongoing but nothing set in stone Spaceport America's command center is seen in an aerial photo with its main hangar at top. Since New Mexico Tech and developer Green Data paused a proposed solar-powered data center in Socorro earlier this summer, residents in neighboring Sierra County have turned their attention to another Green Data collaboration — this time, with Spaceport America.
OPINION: The real cure of age-related muscle loss
LOCAL COLUMN Walk through any pharmacy or grocery store and you will see protein bars, protein shakes, protein cereals and protein water. The marketing message is relentless: Eat more protein and you will be stronger, leaner and healthier. It is one of the most successful nutritional campaigns in recent memory. It is also only half right. Protein matters. But if you believe that eating more of it will stop or reverse age-related muscle loss, you have been misled.
OPINION: We built the wrong city in the desert
LOCAL COLUMN Temperatures top 100 degrees Fahrenheit in Albuquerque in June 2021. On July 10, Albuquerque reached 100 degrees. Again. The triple-digit day used to be an event in Albuquerque — two or three a summer. Now it's a season, and every one lands hardest where the pavement is widest and the trees are fewest.
UNM alum Josh Kerr breaks mile world record
TRACK AND FIELD British runner shatters 26-year-old men's mile world record Saturday at a Diamond League meet in London Britain's Josh Kerr, a UNM alum, celebrates after winning and breaking a world record in the Men's 1 Mile final during the Novuna London Athletics Meet at the London Stadium, Saturday July 18, 2026.
Gary Paul Nabhan to discuss his new book on water and conservation at Collected Works
Well-known agrarian activist and ethno-biologist Gary Paul Nabhan will discuss his new book, “Water in the Desert: A Pilgrimage,” at 6 p.m. Thursday, July 23. The book is described as an inspiring account of interspecies belonging, collaborative conservation and the sacred work of caring for the earth. Nabhan will be in conversation with Chris Merrill, director emeritus of the University of Iowa’s International Creative Writing Program.
Browning grass spots might be a watering mishap
Q: I have watered my grass lawn more because of the hot, dry, windy days. Yet I have many brown spots and dying areas. I have spread insecticide in case I have cutworms. I just bought grass seed to bring back many dead spots in both front and back yards. So, I need directions on when to start the seeding, how to prepare and seed the bare or browned-out spots, and how often to water without overdoing it. — M.M., Albuquerque A: First I’m going to ask if you have automatic sprinklers in these areas.
Cookie Dough Bliss & Creamery brings vibrant family spaces to Albuquerque area
Keith Rayborn spent much of his career helping solve challenges in the aerospace and defense industries. Now, he’s focused on building a family business that can be passed onto the next generation — one scoop at a time. Earlier this year, Rayborn launched Cookie Dough Bliss & Creamery at two locations in Rio Rancho and Albuquerque.
Cliff's Brennan Shock is first Mabrey scholarship recipient Original
PREP ATHLETICS Three-sport athlete is 1st recipient of Legacy on Tap Scholarship created in memory of former New Mexico High School Coaches Association director Buster Mabrey. Her late husband, Lori Mabrey said, would have been proud. A new scholarship, called the Legacy on Tap Scholarship and created in memory of Buster Mabrey, the former executive director of the New Mexico High School Coaches Association, has been awarded.
Deming man accused of stealing ambulance Original
CRIME Police said suspect used morphine taken from inside ambulance A Deming man is accused of stealing an ambulance and using the morphine found inside. Alfredo Zuniga Gonzales, 53, is charged with non-residential burglary, DWI, burglary of a vehicle, two counts of possession of controlled substances and three counts of resisting, evading or obstructing an officer, among other charges. Alfredo Zuniga Gonzales He was arrested and booked into the Luna County Detention Center on Tuesday.