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APS East Mountain schools canceled due to power outages affecting thousands of people
Albuquerque Public Schools canceled East Mountain schools' in-person classes Monday due to power outages in the area.
APD charges mother of 10-year-old who allegedly killed teen during fight over loud music
Albuquerque police charged Elaina Gomez-Villeda in the fatal shooting of 16-year-old Keinerlein Rangel after a fight at a Northeast Albuquerque apartment.
Arrest leads to discovery of more than 100 cats inside bus in university area
A Southeast Albuquerque garage fire led to a felony warrant arrest and the rescue of more than 100 cats from a parked bus. The cats are receiving treatment at the Westside Shelter.
Five business red-tagged in city’s latest inspection report
Albuquerque Environmental Health inspections from Oct. 18-24 resulted in red-tag actions at five businesses, including Circle K, Madcrema, Marielena’s Bakery, Sushi Xuan and Whole Hog Cafe.
Fiery Foods founder Dave DeWitt, the ‘Pope of Peppers,’ dies
Dave DeWitt, the Albuquerque-based chile historian known as the “Pope of Peppers” and founder of the National Fiery Foods & BBQ Show, has died at 82.
Former International District Walmart still on the market as offer deadline passes
The former Walmart Supercenter on San Mateo Boulevard in Albuquerque remains on the market after a deadline for offers passed. The 17-acre site is listed for $9 million and has been touted for its redevelopm...
Three arrested in organized retail theft scheme
Three people were arrested and charged in an alleged organized retail theft scheme involving about $20,000 in cosmetics and fragrances from Albuquerque Ulta Beauty stores, police say.
‘Mother of a movement ... and a daughter of New Mexico’: Community mourns Dolores Huerta
Dolores Huerta, the New Mexico-born labor organizer and United Farm Workers co-founder, has died at 96. Albuquerque and state leaders remember her legacy of activism and civic engagement.
Fiberoptic installation company damages gas pipeline, causing lane closures in Uptown ABQ
A fiberoptic installer damaged a natural gas pipeline on Louisiana Boulevard in Uptown Albuquerque, closing three northbound lanes. No injuries were reported as crews work to stop the leak and repair the line.
UNM Health computer systems back online after cyberattack
UNM Health computer systems are back online after a cyberattack canceled appointments, delayed outpatient surgeries and briefly diverted ambulances in Albuquerque.
Students, tribal leaders protest Heinrich’s permitting bill, saying it could speed data centers and fossi...
Students and tribal leaders protested Sen. Martin Heinrich’s energy permitting bill in Albuquerque and Santa Fe, raising concerns about data centers, fossil fuels and tribal consultation.