Jessica Barron

1 week ago | krqe.com | Jessica Barron |Nicole Sanders

GRANTS, N.M. (KRQE) – Back on May 10, a Grants Police Officer arrived to a fire at a trailer on Second Street. He could tell no one lived there, given the lack of power/electrical hook ups, but he was still concerned somebody was inside. When firefighters arrived, they helped the officer get inside the trailer.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jessica Barron

GRANTS, N.M. (KRQE) – Back on May 10, a Grants Police Officer arrived to a fire at a trailer on Second Street. He could tell no one lived there, given the lack of power/electrical hook ups, but he was still concerned somebody was inside. When firefighters arrived, they helped the officer get inside the trailer. Story continues belowAdvertisementAdvertisementThe officer later watched a security video and says he noticed Dion Victoriano, who identified themselves as Kailene to police, in the area.

1 week ago | krqe.com | Jessica Barron

TAOS COUNTY, N.M. (KRQE) – A New Mexico pueblo is going against the norm and using genetic testing, looking to answer questions about their history. The results show they have ties to Chaco Canyon going back hundreds of years.

1 week ago | krqe.com | Jessica Barron

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) –Months after project plans were announced to fix a dangerous stretch of I-25, the Department of Transportation has released the results of its public comment study. Most residents aren’t convinced. NMDOT released their study results, which showed majority of people still don’t want to move forward with the department’s plans. Members of the Huning Highland Neighborhood Association say they hope NMDOT takes their concerns into consideration.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jessica Barron

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) –Months after project plans were announced to fix a dangerous stretch of I-25, the Department of Transportation has released the results of its public comment study. Most residents aren’t convinced. NMDOT released their study results, which showed majority of people still don’t want to move forward with the department’s plans. Members of the Huning Highland Neighborhood Association say they hope NMDOT takes their concerns into consideration.