City of Albuquerque
Recent News About City of Albuquerque
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Advocates for student health services are asking state lawmakers to increase funding so they can expand healthcare offerings on school campuses.
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A local nonprofit recently signaled the upcoming school year by issuing school clothes and other essentials to families in need. Locker 505 celebrated its expansion into a new facility by treating thousands of families with goods for the upcoming school year.
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The first state and federally funded electric vehicle charging station will be installed in Socorro as part of Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s plans for a charging network throughout the state.
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After 10 years, the City of Albuquerque has opened a new library in the International District.
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When you imagine an animal welfare officer, you picture someone who cares about four-legged friends, even when dealing with one that is putting humans in jeopardy.
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Blue-green algae is flourishing at a few lakes in New Mexico, making it more imperative that people take care of themselves and their pets should they encounter the algae.
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COVID-19 hasn’t gone away; rather, it is continuing to mutate, leading to multiple waves of infection.
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The backers of a controversial plan to establish tent sites for the city’s widespread and growing homeless problem have yet to secure a funding source to underwrite the “safe outdoor spaces” plan
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Eva Blazejewski and Adrianna Lucero are the co-organizers of Women Gathering to Support Each Other's Businesses.
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Raymond Sandoval is the director of Corporate Communications for PNM, New Mexico's largest electricity provider.
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The Four Hills Studios complex is getting a reputation that runs counter to the public relations image its management promotes.
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Brian Patterson is the senior vice president of Titan Development, one of the Southwest's largest and most active real estate development and investment firms.
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The June 6 Albuquerque City Council meeting saw tensions rise between proponents of public homeless encampments and private property owners.
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Lornel Baker was shocked to find several items locked up during a recent shopping trip to a Target store.
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Julie Morgas Baca, manager of Bernalillo County, New Mexico, praised efforts that could increase retention for corrections officers.
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An estimated 1,800 reports of illegal fireworks were made on the Fourth of July, according to figures released by the Albuquerque Fire Department.
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Tickets go on sale Friday for the New Mexico State Fair, which will feature a rodeo and concert series headlined by well-known country legends.
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Anthony Pino is still recovering from injuries he received when he was attacked by one of his neighbors after intervening in a dispute in an Albuquerque apartment complex.
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Residents of Rociada are worried about their safety after rain storms flooded much of the area. Three inches of rain caused creeks and rivers to overflow and water to rush over barren land and the debris left by recent fires.
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A group of very dedicated athletes hoping to become American Ninja Warriors are training in Albuquerque with the goal of competing on the reality television show, which airs on NBC.