Matt Grubs

A pair of lawsuits by Albuquerque rape victims say that, for years, thousands of untested rape kits perpetuated their own misery and struck fear into women across the city.

Since schools switched to remote learning in March 2020, hundreds of thousands of New Mexico parents and guardians have depended on an emergency federal program that’s meant to replace free and reduced-price lunches served at school.

Within eight years, Torc executives say, they expect their trucks to be able to make this drive alone. Not just this 45-mile journalistic jaunt, but real over-the-road, long-haul trucking.

“It’s exciting but it’s terrifying. It’s so much money and so much responsibility,“ Anna said

“It’s exciting but it’s terrifying. It’s so much money and so much responsibility,“ Anna said

With New Mexico on the doorstep of legalized recreational cannabis, the industry is eager to talk with consumers about a drug that’s been illegal for most of their lives.

NBC News Political Director Chuck Todd says that, coupled with a “sour environment” for Democrats across the country, New Mexico’s history as a state that’s not wedded to Democratic or Republican governors means the race for the state’s top office should be competitive.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – In Albuquerque, it takes about a week to sell a house these days, according to the latest tracking by the Greater Albuquerque Association of Realtors. That’s great news for people who already own a home. Despite that, few people ar…

Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández, who represents northern New Mexico, has asked the U.S. Government Accountability Office to conduct an independent investigation into the causes of the Calf Canyon Hermits Peak Fire.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Cristina Castorena-Noble, 46, is the woman accused of starting a dozen fires in Albuquerque’s bosque in May. She has a long criminal history, but her family says she’s been living with mental illness even longer. 4 Investigator Matt Grubs has more on how her case highlights the c…