Albuquerque Studios, a production hub owned by Netflix
Albuquerque is the primary media hub of the US state of New Mexico, which includes Santa Fe and Las Cruces.[1][2] The vistas and adobe architecture of New Mexico are a major backdrop of Western fiction and the Western genre.[3][4]
Some media conglomerates which operate in the city include Netflix (via its Albuquerque Studios),[5] NBCUniversal,[6] The Walt Disney Company,[7] and Warner Bros. Discovery.[8][9]
The Albuquerque Journal is to the largest daily newspaper by circulation in the state. Magazines and news publications in the city include Albuquerque the Magazine,[10] Albuquerque Business First,[11] the University of New Mexico's Daily Lobo,[12] Outside, and New Mexico Magazine.[13]
Broadcast networks in the city include ABC (KOAT-TV), CBS/Fox (KRQE), NBC (KOB), Telemundo (KASA-TV), Trinity Broadcasting Network (KNAT-TV), and Univision (KLUZ-TV). Public Broadcasting has a NM PBS presence through sister stations KNME-TV and KNMD-TV. The public radio station KANW plays some NPR programmingas well as New Mexico music.[14]
The following is a list of media operations within the greater Albuquerque metropolitan area, and some media in broader Albuquerque–Santa Fe–Las Vegas and neighboring El Paso–Las Cruces, Texas–New Mexico combined statistical area, which also target Albuquerque.
Studios
- ABC affiliate KOAT-TV: Hearst Television owns and operates the station and produces local news as Action 7 News, and they produce online program Very Local.
- Albuquerque Studios: One of the main production hubs for Netflix. The studios have been used for numerous major productions including Breaking Bad, The Avengers, Logan, and Stranger Things season 4.
- CBS and FOX affiliate KRQE: Production studio for KRQE News 13 and the New Mexico Living programming blocks.
- Cliffdweller Studios: A film production studio active in Rio Rancho and Albuquerque, known for their New Mexico True Television travel series.[15]
- Hubbard Broadcasting station KOB (TV), and their nationwide Reelz digital cable and satellite television network: KOB and Reelz operate independently from one another and have separate facilities, as KOB is affiliated with NBC as well. KOB was the primary production studio for the internationally syndicated Val De La O Show variety show during the 1960s-1980s, it was the first "to pioneer a Spanish-language show on TV" and brought international attention to the New Mexico music, Tejano music, and Texas country music genres.[16][17] Reelz has created programs such as The Kennedys, and documentaries hosted by Natalie Morales,[18] Deborah Norville,[19] and Geraldo Rivera.[20]
- NBCUniversal: They are currently investing in the Albuquerque area, with a major production studio facility in the metro for their major films and television shows.[21] The television show MacGruber is produced in Albuquerque, as their studio opened in 2021.[6] NBC is affiliated with Hubbard Broadcasting's KOB as well.
- Telemundo station KASA-TV: News studio for Noticias Telemundo Nuevo México. along with KOB and NBC they help to produce Spanish language news for the station.
- Trinity Broadcasting Network station KNAT-TV: Produces numerous televangelism shows for TBN, including Joy In Our Town and various Christian sermons.
- Univision station KLUZ-TV and their affiliate KTFQ-TV: Production studio for the Noticias Nuevo México news program.
Publications
Newspapers
- Albuquerque Business First: local business news, resources and more; printed weekly, daily morning and afternoon digital editions.[22]
- Albuquerque Journal: the largest newspaper in New Mexico; contains state and local news.[22]
- CNM Chronicle: Central New Mexico Community College's student-run newspaper.[23]
- Daily Lobo: independent student newspaper of the University of New Mexico.[24]
- Valencia County News-Bulletin: weekly paper serving Belen, Bosque Farms, Los Lunas, Peralta, Rio Communities and all of Valencia County, New Mexico.[25]
- The Paper (Albuquerque): free weekly newspaper launched October 2020
- City Desk Albuquerque: free daily news outlet launched January 2024
Magazines
- Albuquerque the Magazine: a monthly magazine chronicling life in Albuquerque.[26]
- Local Flavor: a free, monthly magazine covering food and wine in northern New Mexico.[27]
Television
Full-powered stations
| Callsign | Display Ch. | Digital Ch. | Programming | Owner & Additional Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KASA | 02 | 27 | 2.1 Telemundo | Telemundo Station Group (NBCUniversal); licensed to Santa Fe |
| KOB | 04 | 26 | 4.1 NBC, 4.2 H&I, 4.3 MeTV, 4.4 Catchy Comedy, 4.5 Defy TV, 4.6 Scripps News, 4.7 Start TV | Hubbard Broadcasting |
| KNME | 05 | 35 | 5.1 PBS, 5.2 PBS Kids, 5.3 FNX, 5.4 World, 5.5 Create | UNM/APS |
| KOAT | 07 | 07 | 7.1 ABC, 7.2 Estrella TV, 7.3 True Crime Network, 7.5 Story, 7.6 QVC | Hearst-Argyle |
| KRQE | 13 | 13 | 13.1 CBS, 13.2 Fox, 13.3 Bounce TV | Nexstar Media Group |
| KLUZ | 14 | 22 | 14.1 Univision, 14.2 Quest, 14.3 HSN, 14.4 Court TV, 14.5 Dabl, 14.6 Twist | Entravision |
| KWBQ | 19 | 29 | 19.1 The CW, 19.2 Grit, 19.3 Laff, 19.4 Ion, 19.5 Rewind TV | Mission Broadcasting (operated by Nexstar Media Group); licensed to Santa Fe |
| KASA | 29 | 27 | 29.1 Cozi TV | Telemundo Station Group (NBCUniversal) |
| KASA | 33 | 27 | 33.1 TBD | Telemundo Station Group (NBCUniversal) |
| KTFQ | 41 | 16 | 41.1 UniMás, 41.2 LATV, 41.3 HSN, 41.4 Charge!, 41.5 TheGrio, 41.6 Majestad TV | Entravision |
| KTEL | 47 | 27 | 47.1 Cozi TV, 47.2 Blank | Telemundo Station Group (NBCUniversal) |
| KASY | 50 | 07/13/29 | 50.1 MNTV, 50.2 Ion Mystery, 50.3 GetTV, 50.4 Court TV,
50.5 Antenna TV |
Mission Broadcasting (operated by Nexstar Media Group) |
ATSC 3.0
| Callsign | Display Ch. | Digital Ch. | Programming | Owner & Additional Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KNMD | 05 | 08 | 5.1 PBS, 5.2 PBS Kids, 5.3 FNX, 5.4 World, 5.5 Create | UNM; licensed to Santa Fe |
| KASY | various | 36 | 7.1 KOAT ABC, 13.1 KRQE CBS, 13.2 Fox, 19.1 KWBQ CW, 50.1 MNTV | Mission Broadcasting (operated by Nexstar Media Group) |
Religious stations
| Callsign | Display Ch. | Digital Ch. | Programming | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KCHF | 11 | 10 | 11.1 Various Christian Programs, 11.2 QVC, 11.3 QVC2. 11.4 Buzzr, 11.5 Blank , 11.6 America's Voice News, 11.7 Retro TV, 11.8 N2 | Son Broadcasting; licensed to Santa Fe |
| KNAT | 23 | 24 | 23.1 TBN, 23.2 TBN Inspire, 23.3 Smile, 23.4 TBN Enlace, 23.5 Positiv | Trinity Broadcasting |
| KAZQ | 32 | 17 | 32.1 Religious Independent, 32.2 Victory Channel, 32.3 SBN, 32.4 GEB Network, 32.5 Daystar | Alpha-Omega Broadcasting |
Low-powered stations
| Callsign | Display Ch. | Digital Ch. | Programming | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KUPT-LD | 2/16 | 32 | 2.2 TeleXitos, 2.3 Lx, 2.4 Oxygen, 16.1 Movies!, 16.2 TBD, 16.3 Cozi TV | Telemundo Station Group (NBCUniversal) |
| KNMQ-LD | 20 | 20 | 20.1 Comfy TV, 20.2 Infomercials, 20.3 Movie Giants, 20.4 OAN, 20.5 Ace TV, 20.6 SciFi, 20.7 WeatherNation TV, 20.9 iSheTV, 20.10 wr-twr (religious audio) | RJ Enterprises |
| KYNM-CD | 21 | 21 | 21.1 The Family Channel, 21.2 Jewelry TV, 21.3 NTD, 21.4 Heartland, 21.5 KCHF HD, 21.6 iSports, 21.7 Indigenous Jewelry Network (IJN), 21.10 KDAZ audio | RJ Enterprises |
| KQDF-LD | 25 | 25 | 25.1 Vision Latina, 25.2 infomercials, 25.3 Law & Crime Network, 25.4 beIN Sports (Spanish), 25.5 Shop LC | HC2 Holdings |
| KTVS-LD | 36 | 23 | 36.1 KAZQ relay, 36.2 Almavision | Alpha-Omega Broadcasting |
| KRTN-LD | 39 | 18 | 2.2 TeleXitos, 39.1 Cozi TV, 39.6 TBD | Telemundo Station Group (NBCUniversal) |
| KWPL-LD | 45 | 30 | 45.1 infomercials, 45.2 Timeless TV, 45.3 Novelisima, 45.4 beIN Sports (English), 45.5 infomercials, 45.6 MMN (classic movies) | HC2 Holdings |
| KTEL-CD | 47 | 15 | 47.1 Telemundo, 47.2 , 47.3 Cozi TV, 47.4 Movies! | Telemundo Station Group (NBCUniversal) |
Broadcast radio
A number of radio stations are broadcast from and/or are licensed to Albuquerque, including the following:[28][29]
AM stations
- 610 KNML Albuquerque (Sports)
- 700 KDAZ Albuquerque (Conservative talk/Christian)
- 770 KKOB Albuquerque (Talk)
- 810 KSWV Santa Fe (Classic hits)
- 840 KDNF Belen (Classic Country)
- 920 KSVA Albuquerque (LifeTalk Radio)
- 1000 KKIM Albuquerque (Spanish Christian)
- 1050 KTBL Los Ranchos de Albuquerque (Active rock)
- 1080 KEMR Moriarty (Classic hits/Oldies)
- 1100 KRKE Peralta (80s Hits)
- 1150 KNMM Albuquerque (Classic hits)
- 1190 KXKS Albuquerque (Conservative talk)
- 1240 KDSK Los Ranchos de Albuquerque (Oldies)
- 1310 KKNS Corrales (KTNN/Navajo/country)
- 1350 KABQ Albuquerque (Sports)
- 1450 KRZY Albuquerque (Spanish sports)
- 1510 KOAZ Isleta (Smooth jazz)
- 1550 KQNM Albuquerque (Relevant Radio)
- 1600 KIVA Albuquerque (Conservative talk)
FM stations
Asterisk (*) indicates a non-commercial (public radio/campus/educational) broadcast.
- 88.3 KLYT Albuquerque (Christian)*
- 88.7 KXNM Encino (KANW relay)*
- 89.1 KANW Albuquerque (NPR/talk/New Mexico music)*
- 89.9 KUNM Albuquerque (NPR/talk/variety)*
- 90.3 KANM Grants (News and Talk NPR/BBC)*
- 90.7 KQLV Santa Fe (K-Love)*
- 91.1 KEZF Grants (Variety)*
- 91.5 KFLQ Albuquerque (Family Life Radio)*
- 92.3 KRST Albuquerque (Country)
- 92.7 KDSK-FM Grants (Oldies)
- 93.3 KOBQ Albuquerque (Contemporary hit radio)
- 94.1 KZRR Albuquerque (Active rock)
- 95.1 KABQ-FM Corrales (Rhythmic oldies)
- 95.5 KHFM Santa Fe (Classical)*
- 96.3 KKOB-FM Albuquerque (Talk)
- 96.7 KSFE Grants (EDM)
- 97.3 KKSS Santa Fe (Rhythmic contemporary)
- 97.7 KLVO Belen (Regional Mexican)
- 98.5 KABG Los Alamos (Classic hits)
- 99.5 KMGA Albuquerque (Adult contemporary)
- 99.9 KMGG-LP Albuquerque (LPFM/urban contemporary)*
- 100.3 KPEK Albuquerque (Hot AC)
- 101.3 KYLZ Albuquerque (Hip-Hop)
- 101.7 KQTM Rio Rancho (Sports)
- 102.1 KQUQ-LP Albuquerque (LPFM/variety)*
- 102.5 KIOT Los Lunas (Classic rock)
- 103.3 KDRF Albuquerque (Adult hits)
- 104.1 KTEG Santa Fe (Modern rock)
- 104.7 KKTH Bosque Farms (Spanish Christian)
- 105.1 KKRG Santa Fe (Hot AC)
- 105.5 KQRI Bosque Farms (Air1)*
- 105.9 KRZY Santa Fe (Grupero/Cumbia)
- 106.3 KXOT Los Lunas (Regional Mexican)
- 106.7 KVCN Los Alamos (VCY America)*
- 107.1 KYFV Armijo (Bible Broadcasting Network)*
- 107.9 KBQI Albuquerque (Country)
Translators
- 92.9 K225CH Rio Rancho (Oldies, KDSK)
- 93.7 K229CL Albuquerque (80s Hits, KRKE)
- 94.5 K233CG Sandia (Active rock, KTBL)
- 95.9 K240BL Albuquerque (Sports talk, KNML)
- 96.9 K245CD Albuquerque (Conservative talk, KDAZ)
- 98.1 K251AU Albuquerque (Classic country, KBQI HD2)
- 98.9 K255AU Corrales (Catholic radio, KQNM)
- 100.9 K265CA Albuquerque (Urban Contemporary, KZRR HD2)
- 102.1 K271CP Albuquerque (Classic hits, KNMM)
- 102.9 K275AO Albuquerque (Hispanic rhythmic, KABG HD2)
- 103.7 K279BP Albuquerque (Smooth jazz, KOAZ)
- 104.3 K282CD Los Lunas (LifeTalk Radio, KSVA)
- 107.5 K298BY Albuquerque (News and talk, KANW HD2)*
Defunct publications
- Albuquerque Tribune: (1922-2008) An afternoon general newspaper, and former competitor to the Albuquerque Journal.[30]
- Bosque Beast: (2012-2016) Covered animals and pet owners; published six times a year; free to every residence and business in Corrales; delivered free to pickup locations around Albuquerque and Sandoval County.[31]
- Local iQ: (2006-2014) Albuquerque lifestyle magazine; contains hyper-local information including arts and entertainment, food, wine, music, film, books, theater, travel, comedy, retail and art, among many other topics; printed bi-weekly; free on the stands.[32]
- Weekly Alibi: (1992-2020) an alternative weekly newspaper published in Albuquerque, featuring news, film, music, art, food, entertainment, blogs, personals and event calendars.[33]
References
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- ↑ Baysinger, Tim (June 14, 2019). "NBCUniversal to Build Production Studio in Albuquerque, Invest $500 Million Over 10 Years". TheWrap. Retrieved May 25, 2022.
- ↑ "Cowboy Culture - New Mexico Culture - Wild West Era". Visit Albuquerque. October 13, 2017. Retrieved June 1, 2022.
- ↑ "15 Must See Adobe Structures of New Mexico". New Mexico Tourism & Travel. January 1, 1970. Retrieved June 1, 2022.
- ↑ Bishop, Bryan (October 8, 2018). "Netflix buys up New Mexico studio facility for massive new production hub". The Verge. Retrieved May 25, 2022.
- 1 2 Padilla, Anna (June 24, 2021). "NBCUniversal New Mexico production studio to bring hundreds of jobs". KRQE NEWS 13 - Breaking News, Albuquerque News, New Mexico News, Weather, and Videos. Retrieved May 25, 2022.
- ↑ Arts, Adrian Gomez / Journal (May 15, 2022). "'Big Sky' renewed for third season; 'Roswell, New Mexico' to end with fourth season". Albuquerque Journal. Retrieved May 25, 2022.
- ↑ Dingmann, Tracy (October 27, 2021). "What's Up, Doc?". New Mexico Magazine. Retrieved May 25, 2022.
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- ↑ Whitt, Rachel (July 31, 2020). "Anderson alums brewing new life into Nob Hill". UNM Newsroom. Retrieved June 1, 2022.
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- ↑ "'New Mexico True' videos come from RR company". Albuquerque Journal. July 23, 2014. Retrieved May 23, 2022.
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- ↑ "CNM administrators OKs student paper after controversy". KOAT. October 8, 2017. Retrieved May 23, 2022.
- ↑ "Founding of The New Mexico Daily Lobo Student Newspaper :: UNM Timeline". The University of New Mexico. Retrieved May 23, 2022.
- ↑ "Valencia County news-bulletin", Valencia County News-Bulletin, Modern Press, 1977, ISSN 1071-3492, OCLC 26394211
- ↑ "Albuquerque", Albuquerque, Prewitt Co., 2004, ISSN 1936-4350, OCLC 61435182
- ↑ "Localflavor: New Mexico's edible adventure magazine", Localflavor: New Mexico's Edible Adventure Magazine, J.J. Robertson and C. Kolon, 1994, OCLC 34016397
- ↑ "AMQ AM Radio Database Query". Federal Communications Commission. Archived from the original on August 25, 2009. Retrieved August 10, 2014.
- ↑ "FMQ FM Radio Database Query". Federal Communications Commission. Archived from the original on August 25, 2009. Retrieved October 17, 2009.
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