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The Albuquerque Journal is an American daily newspaper focused on local news, politics and community reporting across Albuquerque. First published in 1880, it’s New Mexico’s largest newspaper and has served generations of readers with comprehensive coverage of the issues, events and people shaping the state. The newspaper is known for its reporting on state and local government, business, education and public affairs, alongside breaking news, investigative journalism and in-depth features exploring topics of regional importance. It also provides extensive coverage of energy, science, the environment and Native American communities, reflecting the distinctive culture, economy and landscape of the state. Arts and lifestyle reporting highlights New Mexico’s rich heritage, food, entertainment and cultural events, while sports coverage includes the New Mexico Lobos, local high school athletics and other regional and national competitions. The publication combines a long tradition of public service journalism with strong regional expertise, making it a trusted source of information for readers throughout the state. Available on PressReader, The Albuquerque Journal newspaper delivers reliable journalism, community insight and comprehensive daily news coverage from Albuquerque and across New Mexico.
SANTA FE — After months of campaign ads and candidate promises, Election Day has finally arrived in New Mexico. With all statewide offices on the ballot, a total of 456,726 voters around the state had already cast their ballots this year via...
A renewed wave of flooding across the Four Corners region on Monday prompted officials to issue evacuation notices in northwestern New Mexico and parts of Arizona and Utah, where communities are still recovering from devastating...
Jake Hall poured in 30 points as the New Mexico Lobos opened their 2026-27 regular season with a 100-60 thumping of Utah Tech at the Pit. As advertised, Jake Hall can score. And as advertised, the Lobos offense could be pretty good this season.
Entering today, more New Mexicans had cast their ballot via early and absentee voting in this year’s general election than did in the 2022 election. A breakdown:
Urenco USA, a southeastern New Mexico manufacturer of nuclear fuel, on Monday said it successfully produced a cylinder of uranium fuel enriched above 5%. No other company is producing this level of enriched uranium for sale to Western...
