This week Arena Dr. is closed east of Unser but King Blvd. and Paseo de Volcan can be used as a detour if you are heading east.

Crews are laying storm drainage along the east and west shoulders of Unser, but will still be open to two-lane traffic.

Pembrooke Ave. and Farol Rd. west of Abberbury Dr. are closed for storm drain work.

There will be several graduation ceremonies at the Santa Ana Star Center from May 10-21. To avoid traffic in the area, plan to get leave earlier than usual to reach your destination on time. 

The contruction is scheduled Monday-Friday 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on weekends if needed.

A SWAT situation in Rio Rancho ended with the arrest of a barricaded man who will be charged with a number of crimes against his ex-wife.

The SWAT team was called after reports that John Campbell, 64, made suicide threats and barricaded himself in a home on Norfolk Court in southeast Rio Rancho.

Police said Campbell attacked his ex-wife, but it's unclear if he assaulted her during the barricade, or at another time.

Campbell was charged with aggravated assault on a household member, criminal sexual penetration and kidnapping.

He was taken to the hospital with an unrelated injury and will be transferred to the Sandoval County Detention Center when he's released.

Stay with KOB Eyewitness News 4 for updates.

A Rio Rancho art program is fighting to win their school $50,000, and you can help.

Students from Rio Rancho High School just submitted four specially-designed shoes for a national contest. Winning not only means bragging rights, but big money for the school's art program.

The contest, hosted by Vans shoe company, narrowed down a list of 900 schools so the public could vote on the top 50 designs across the country. Rio Rancho High School is the only school across New Mexico to make the semi-finals.

"We're just trying to get New Mexico out there. Show we're just as good as New York or California and those [other] big states," said senior, Cody Kirk.

The company sent the school four white canvas shoes with four categories to follow: art, music, action sports and local flavor.

The New Mexico-centric shoe seems to be a favorite.