Albuquerque Journal

24/12/2025

A look at three keys for New Mexico to notch a historic win in the Rate Bowl.

24/12/2025

Ashley Darnell-Duran juggles breast cancer treatment, family challenges, and coaching duties.

24/12/2025

We're currently in the midst of a dead week on the Mountain West schedule. So, while the conference is off, we've decided to go a different route. Here's a list of the 3 best wins and 3 worst losses to date in the Mountain West.

Plus, weekly player awards and more

24/12/2025

Gophers went 7-0 at home for first time since 1967, but struggled on the road. Will star RB Darius Taylor make the difference against Lobos' tough run defense?

24/12/2025

From All-Big Ten defensive end Anthony Smith to dynamic defensive back Koi Perich, these six Gophers players are expected to make a difference in Friday's matchup with UNM.

24/12/2025

From the review: Recent years have seen Albuquerque’s well-established Vietnamese food scene trend away from formal sit-down restaurants toward more casual operations where customers order and pick up their food at the counter.

Banh Me & U brings unique hot plates, Korean corn dogs, and quality banh mi to Montgomery Plaza. See why locals are buzzing about this casual eatery.

24/12/2025

The 15th annual contest at Indian Pueblo Cultural Center features creative entries with Pueblo-style architecture, with public voting open through Jan. 4.

24/12/2025

Learn from our mishap: Don't place the dog bowl under your vehicle!

24/12/2025

As city officials push to shut down the controversial homeless encampment at Quirky Books, those living there struggle to rebuild after losing everything in Monday's blaze.

24/12/2025

With New Mexico set to enter a key statewide election year, Republicans have been steadily cutting into Democrats’ longstanding voter registration edge.

Independents are also seeing their ranks swell as key election year approaches

24/12/2025

From 100,000 lights at the Bugg house to 167 inflatables on Harper Drive, these elaborate displays are bringing joy to generations of visitors this holiday season.

24/12/2025

Thursday’s high at the Albuquerque International Sunport could reach 64 degrees, which would break the record, 63 degrees, set in 1955. Other parts of the state could be even warmer.