Protesters take over a city council meeting held at the Vincent E. Griego Chambers at City Hall on Monday afternoon. The protesters demanded the recall of Mayor Richard Berry and served an “arrest warrant” to Albuquerque Police Chief Gorden Eden.
The New Mexico Ballet Company is trying to help dancers with the cost of their shoes and other supplies with the Dancers Relief Fund Showcase on April 26.
The current Lobo Volleyball players defeated the Alumnae players 3-0 at Johnson Center on Wednesday night.
Over a hundred people showed up to Civic Plaza on Saturday morning to show their support for the Albuquerque Police Department
A disabled PHI Air Medical helicopter, which crashed on the roof of the University of New Mexico Hospital on Wednesday evening, was removed successfully on Saturday morning.
Albuquerque residents came together for a third time on April 4 to protest against the Albuquerque Police Department.
March 21: APD releases video of James Boyd’s killing March 25: About a thousand people gather in front of APD headquarters to protest Boyd’s killing. March 26: Hacker group Anonymous announces second round of protests through a video press release posted on YouTube. March 30: Second round of protests occur, resulting to multiple standoffs among protesters and police. Protesters get tear-gassed after 12 hours of protest. March 31: Two follow-up protests happen near UNM. Protesters hold community forum to hash out demands to APD. APD Chief Gorden Eden holds press conference to justify the police’s use of force during Sunday’s protest. April 2: Community holds candle vigil for Boyd at the site of his killing. Albuquerque Mayor Richard Berry holds press conference to announce that his request for preliminary results of the Department of Justice’s APD investigation and for collaboration with plans to decrease violence in the police department.
The online group Anonymous has jumped on board in opposition of the Albuquerque Police Department’s use of deadly force in the death of James Boyd. Protestors have again taken to the street.
New Mexico earned its third straight Mountain West tournament title with a 64-58 victory over San Diego State at the Thomas and Mack Center Saturday in Las Vegas, Nev.
New Mexico earned its third straight Mountain West tournament title with a 64-58 victory over San Diego State at the Thomas and Mack Center Saturday in Las Vegas, Nev.
The Lobos beat Boise State 70-67 to advance to the Mountain West tournament final against San Diego State on Saturday.
New Mexico improves to 14-11 all time in the Mountain West tournament with a win against Fresno State Thursday night 93-77. New Mexico will take on the winner of Friday’s semifinal session between Nevada and Boise State.
UNM’s Loses 51-48 at San Diego State on Saturday. SDSU won its Mountain West-Leading eighth conference title.
Lobos defeat San Diego State 62-46.
New Mexico 62, San Diego State 46
Solutions by The State News
