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Brush Fire in the Carnuel Area

By Press release submission | Jun 30, 2022

We are continuing to work a large outside brush fire in the Carnuel area adjacent to I-40.

Fielbelkorn claims BioPark mistreats animals, they are ‘neglected and suffering’

By George Willis | Jun 30, 2022

City Councilor Tammy Fielbelkorn wants the animals currently housed at the Albuquerque BioPark’s Heritage Farm sent to a sanctuary.

Still Working the Fire in the Carnuel Area

By Press release submission | Jun 30, 2022

We now have West bound 66 open and East Bound I-40 open.

Los Lunas dealing with flooding issues: 'It looked like a river flowing down the streets'

By George Willis | Jun 30, 2022

New development soaked by torrential rain

Staffing situation at Metropolitan Detention Center is getting worse: 'It’s insulting to every officer'

By Caleb Lombardo | Jun 30, 2022

Attorneys won't visit clients due to safety concerns

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Albuquerque's The Bike Coop offering reward for stolen bike: 'The least we can do is try to get her the bike'

By Tamara Browning | Jun 30, 2022

A business in Albuquerque, New Mexico, that specializes in bicycle sales and service is asking for the public’s help in retrieving a bicycle that was stolen from the apartment of a customer who was fatally shot in what Albuquerque police are investigating as a homicide.

ABQ Biopark: Allegations of animals’ neglect unfounded, ‘our mission and duty every day’ is to care

By Tamara Browning | Jun 30, 2022

Albuquerque BioPark personnel are trying to dispel the impression that animals there are not being cared for properly.

Las Vegas residents fear rising floodwaters: The city 'didn’t even have the decency to notify people'

By Ariana Chiarenza | Jun 29, 2022

Residents of Las Vegas brace for possible floodwaters as the city refuses to open the floodgates, draining runoff into Storrie Lake.

Albuquerque to host Independence Day celebrations: 'It's even more special this year,' says city official

By Caleb Lombardo | Jun 29, 2022

For the first time in a couple years, residents of Albuquerque will be able to experience in-person Fourth of July experiences.

Roswell residents angered over flooding: 'It's costing every one of these homeowners money, time lost and heartache'

By Caleb Lombardo | Jun 29, 2022

As flooding becomes more of an issue across New Mexico, exacerbated by recent wildfires and erosion, Roswell City is struggling.

Local VA clinics remain open: 'A huge, big deal for veterans in rural New Mexico'

By Ariana Chiarenza | Jun 29, 2022

Recent plans to close four VA clinics in New Mexico have been scrapped, thanks to a bipartisan effort in Washington, D.C.

Large Fire Has Been Reported

By Press release submission | Jun 29, 2022

A large fire has been reported on both sides of I-40 at Carnuel and both sides

New Mexico Corrections' Hart: In-house parole is used for people 'not having a safe and viable release plan'

By John Kelly | Jun 29, 2022

Carmelina Hart is the Public Information manager of the New Mexico Corrections Department ((NMCD), one of the largest State departments in New Mexico.

Lorenz joins ABQ Chamber of Commerce: ‘If we have the ability to reshape our communities in positive ways, we should do it’

By John Kelly | Jun 28, 2022

The Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce recently chose a new board chairman.

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News from June 2022

Brush Fire in the Carnuel Area

Fielbelkorn claims BioPark mistreats animals, they are ‘neglected and suffering’

Still Working the Fire in the Carnuel Area

Los Lunas dealing with flooding issues: 'It looked like a river flowing down the streets'

Staffing situation at Metropolitan Detention Center is getting worse: 'It’s insulting to every officer'

Albuquerque's The Bike Coop offering reward for stolen bike: 'The least we can do is try to get her the bike'

ABQ Biopark: Allegations of animals’ neglect unfounded, ‘our mission and duty every day’ is to care

Las Vegas residents fear rising floodwaters: The city 'didn’t even have the decency to notify people'

Albuquerque to host Independence Day celebrations: 'It's even more special this year,' says city official

Roswell residents angered over flooding: 'It's costing every one of these homeowners money, time lost and heartache'

Local VA clinics remain open: 'A huge, big deal for veterans in rural New Mexico'

Large Fire Has Been Reported

New Mexico Corrections' Hart: In-house parole is used for people 'not having a safe and viable release plan'

Lorenz joins ABQ Chamber of Commerce: ‘If we have the ability to reshape our communities in positive ways, we should do it’

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MDC is Searching for a Detention Chief

New Leadership, Updated Plan to Address Local Criminal Justice Challenges

COVID Precaution Moves Bernalillo County Commission June 21 Meeting to Zoom

Public Comment Deadline Extended

2.3% of households in Sandia Knolls received food stamps in 2020

Which former ABQ Times area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon Nov. 11?

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