City of Albuquerque
Recent News About City of Albuquerque
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A family is seeking information on a hit-and-run accident that left Elvira Rivera, 76, critically injured while taking a walk along Tobacco Road in the South Valley.
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Friends of the Orphan Signs, a nonprofit trying to keep the artistic history of Route 66 alive, is showcasing some of its work at Fusion Gallery.
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A KRQE News 13 investigation reported Albuquerque officials and contractors allegedly violated federal health and safety regulations.
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The American Library Association issued a report showing attempts to ban books in the United States increased by 38% this past year, a figure that is consistent with what’s happening in New Mexico.
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New Mexico hospitals are starting to return to some pre-pandemic operations, including lifting mask requirements at all the major hospitals.
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Some people who live in Albuquerque's Hunting Highlands neighborhood believe one man is to blame for a rash of random fires the area has seen over the past six months.
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The “Rest in Red” light installed two weeks ago at the Lead and Walter intersection in Albuquerque is already having a positive result by slowing down speeding cars.
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Albuquerque resident Laura Solomon recently spoke to KOAT to express her concerns about the increase of aggressive dog incidents in her community.
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The city Solid Waste Management Department celebrated Earth Day by inviting residents to help clean up Duke City.
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Albertsons Market donated nearly 5,000 pounds of apples to Storehouse New Mexico April 19.
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Albuquerque’s Solid Waste Department is planting flowers not just for beauty purposes, but also to help grow the populations of bees, butterflies, and other pollinators.
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Christmas came early to Albuquerque and Mayor Tim Keller in the form of more than $100 million in funding from the state legislative session.
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The Albuquerque City Council passed an amendment adding $2 million to the Capital Improvement Plan Budget for an education center in Tijeras Arroyo BioZone.
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The family of Bill Talavera honored his legacy of saving three lives through organ donation
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Albuquerque resident Stephanie Quoshena was pleasantly surprised when she heard her doorbell ring April 15 and found a flyer at her doorstep promoting a tree-planting initiative.
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The closing of the Walmart near Central and San Mateo has been a crushing blow to area residents
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The Albuquerque Police Department (APD) will be boosting enforcement at select intersections following an increase in car crashes due to drivers running red lights
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Central New Mexico Community College recently opened a new on-campus training facility for students interested in the state's beer, wine, and spirits industry.
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The recent conviction of Alexis Avila for tossing her newborn baby into a trash dumpster in Hobbs, New Mexico, is a reminder there are other options for desperate women.
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“If you don’t hear from us, assume that it is safe to go to school as usual.”