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 |
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Search ArticlesOPINION: A better way to build: Lower costs, more jobs, responsible growth and data center accountability
LOCAL COLUMN U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich speaks during a groundbreaking ceremony for the SunZia transmission line project in Corona in September 2025. When I was kid, my dad was an IBEW lineman who worked for a local utility company. He worked hard every day to support our family. Because of his reliable union job, we could buy groceries, fill our car with gas and afford college.
Deb Haaland nears $20 million in campaign spending as Election Day approaches
SANTA FE — New Mexico’s open race for governor is on track to go down as the most expensive in state history, driven primarily by a record-breaking fundraising haul by Democratic candidate Deb Haaland. In the final campaign reports filed before Election Day, Haaland reported raising more than $1.3 million and spending about $3.2 million during a three-week period. That brings her total campaign spending since launching her campaign in February 2025 to nearly $19.6 million.
After proof in orbit, Solstar eyes network fees from government, private missions
Solstar Space Co.’s Wi-Fi router transmitted thousands of data files through space, marking a milestone in the Santa Fe company’s mission to become the top internet provider in space. Solstar makes internet routers for space. They look similar to consumer routers used on Earth, except they are made with materials hardened to withstand extreme temperatures and radiation — and they’re smarter in that they also work as networking devices and computers.
After proof in orbit, Solstar bets on space internet as a subscription business
Solstar Space Co.’s Wi-Fi router transmitted thousands of data files through space, marking a milestone in the Santa Fe company’s mission to become the top internet provider in space. Solstar makes internet routers for space. They look similar to consumer routers used on Earth, except they are made with materials hardened to withstand extreme temperatures and radiation — and they’re smarter in that they also work as networking devices and computers.
OPINION: Cut the red tape and help flood victims rebuild
LOCAL COLUMN Water floods the sidewalks and streets near Dennis Chavez Park in Clovis on Wednesday, Sept. 30. To my fellow New Mexico state senators and representatives who have experienced the devastating floods in your districts: We know what you’re going through because we’ve been there. We’ve witnessed the heartbreak, the destruction and the uncertainty that comes when families lose their homes, businesses and everything they’ve worked so hard for.
A world of color arrives at Expo New Mexico
Three exhibitions by the Pastel Society of New Mexico WHEN: Gallery hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday – Sunday. Opening reception and awards presentation 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 6. Through Nov. 29. WHERE: Expo New Mexico, Fine Arts Gallery, 300 San Pedro Drive NE HOW MUCH: Free.
'We had a house, and then we didn't': San Juan County flood victims begin long road to recovery Original
Jump to main content FEATURED Residents without flood insurance, assurances of individual assistance face uncertain future Andrew Gilbert embraces Russ Allen, an estimator for Triple Eagle Construction, who on Wednesday provided free damage estimates for Harper Valley residents with homes affected by historic flooding in San Juan County last week.
NM United understands the value of playing at home entering playoffs
NEW MEXICO UNITED Isotopes Park has given NMU quite the advantage this season New Mexico United defender Jake LaCava, center, is glad the club will be running onto the Isotopes Park field this Sunday. He isn't a fan of road games, especially when it involves flying.
Roswell’s early exit shakes state soccer Original
PREP SOCCER STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Artesia, Ruidoso boys also suffer notable 1st-round losses as state tournament moves to quarterfinals Rio Grande High School's Kevin Trejo, center, controls the ball between several Atrisco Heritage Academy during their semifinal game in the Metro Soccer tournament, in Albuquerque, Tuesday September 1, 2026.
Two defensive starters questionable for UNM at San Jose St.
Jump to main content LOBO FOOTBALL LB Jaxton Eck, WR Shawn Miller have been ruled out for Saturday's game UNM’s Darren Agu (10) sacks UTEP’s EJ Colson Jr. at University Stadium in Albuquerque NM on Saturday, October 3, 2026. Two of the Lobos’ key defensive starters might not be available Saturday. Defensive end Darren Agu and safety Tavian Combs are questionable for New Mexico’s game at San Jose State, per an availability released Thursday by the Mountain West.