How does RRPD pay structure compare as staff reaches 'critical point?' Union, Steele reflect on numbers of police force
Four New Mexico candidates disqualified after failing to meet ballot requirements Rio Rancho's Vanden Heuvel one of those who didn't meet requirements
Planning board approves controversial 'Terra Alto' plan The unanimous decision came after developers resubmitted their plan to preserve walking and hiking trails in response to community concerns about the proposed Mariposa neighborhood
RRPS, CNM infrastructure projects approved by school board Contract was awarded to a Corrales-based company to upgrade Eagle Ridge Middle School cabling; agreement approved for CNM automotive building utilities
Stapleton, MLK school students make honorable mention in Balloon Fiesta pin contest Alina Anaya-Garcia of MLK and Xander Wolfram of Stapleton elementaries were among five top designs
Lawsuit alleges Bernalillo teacher abused student and had prior disciplinary history Suit claims district officials failed to act despite repeated violations
Specialty thyroid clinic settles in at SRMC Doctor talks about clinic, specialty care and thyroid cancer
Early voting begins in Rio Rancho, Bernalillo municipal elections The Broadmoor Senior Center opened Feb. 3, while other locations are set to open Feb. 14
Rio Rancho candidates participate in NAIOP roundtable Corrine Rios, Bob Tyler, Karissa Culbreath, Calvin Ward, Michael Meek and Paul Wymer sat down with industry leaders to discuss their priorities for the city of Rio Rancho
Sue Cleveland recognized by N.M. Legislature The departing Rio Rancho schools superintendent was honored with a certificate read on the Senate floor Feb. 4
Lawmakers hit midway point of the session with some key bills dispatched, others in limbo Governor expected to sign fast-tracked bills this week
New Mexico's crowded field of candidates for governor comes into focus on filing day Secretary of State's Office has until next Tuesday to certify eligibility of candidates
Locals vying for statewide, federal offices file candidacy paperwork Candidates include Rio Rancho Mayor Gregg Hull for governor and pharmacist Ndidiamaka Okpareke for U.S. Congress
RR mayor, council candidates participate in forum Five candidates for Rio Rancho mayor and two candidates for governing body answered questions by Observer and others
Mariposa Community Center celebrates renovations Phase 1 nearly complete with more upgrades on the way
Construction begins along Corrales bosque Project to treat invasive species and reduce fuels throughout 100 acres of the Corrales bosque
Former Las Cruces mayor now running as independent for governor Ken Miyagishima was previously running as a Democrat
NM 528 crash under investigation with fatality Ongoing incident closes roadway in both directions between Sara and Barbara
A language of love: Heart gets ready for RR show Nancy Wilson talks last tours ahead of Rio Rancho stop
Sandoval Co. lawmakers hear medical malpractice bill Reps. Kathleen Cates, a Democrat, voted for HB99, but Alan Martinez, a Republican, voted against it
Former Rio Rancho school board members recognized Gary Tripp, Jeffrey Morgan and Jessica Tyler commended by new board and given awards honoring their service
Changes to RRPD chaplain program prompt concern from former chaplains Department defends program and changes
Cleveland takes 1st place for play in statewide contest 'Wiley and the Hairy Man' earned the top spot in the 2026 Activities Association's One-Act Production Competition
Rural Sandoval centers get $2M for improvements Peña Blanca Community Center, Cochiti school awarded funds from Leger Fernández
Sandoval County's cold cases get substantial update Three of four people identified with DNA technology
New $45 TSA fee could ground travelers Starting Feb. 1, New Mexico flyers without REAL IDs may need to pay for TSA’s new ConfirmID screening or risk being turned away at security
Claw arcade opens in RR despite chilly air Boba Catch also offers boba and ramen to combine 'culture, creativity and fun under one roof'
RR man arrested after leading police on pursuit through city Man flees after hitting police officer vehicle
Highlands university investigates premature RR firings Two New Mexico Highlands University employees got their jobs back following premature reduction process, but president wants answers
Rio Rancho council approves budget amendments The changes, approved unanimously, include a $2.15 million budget surplus
Cindy Nava promotes first 'Mexico-New Mexico Advocacy Day' The N.M. senator from Bernalillo spoke at Roundhouse event to kick off tradition to highlight state and Mexico ties
