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Flooding recovery, Adaptive ski facility, Dry and cooler, E-sports championship, Arts and crafts fest

Monday’s Top Stories Monday’s Five Facts [1] Residents begin to return home two weeks after devastating flooding in Socorro County – Weeks after catastrophic flooding, homeowners in north Socorro County are starting to return home to evaluate what was left behind. Socorro County Emergency Manager Fred Berger says he’s been telling residents it’s going to […]

Albuquerque, NM · 20h

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A sober party at the polls

Early on Election Day morning outside Albuquerque’s South Valley Multipurpose Senior Center, Thomas Prando was all smiles as he played tunes outside the polling station entrance. “I'm just playing good music for people as they walk up to go vote,” said Prando, “hopefully they remember it as a positive...

Albuquerque, NM · 3d

Daily Lobo

Albuquerque’s fentanyl emergency: Where things stand

Nearly four weeks after Bernalillo County declared a fentanyl emergency, officials are outlining plans for coordinated services and expanded addiction treatment. Yet questions remain about funding and implementation, and one Albuquerque outreach volunteer says she has seen no noticeable changes on the streets. County commissioners unanimously approved the declaration on...

Albuquerque, NM · 13h

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The 8 New Mexico Restaurants Whose Dining Rooms Still Feel Frozen In The 1950s

One diner in this state sits inside a giant building shaped like an owl. Yes, an owl, with booths inside and tiny jukeboxes waiting at the tables. That’s only one stop on this trip. Another spot runs a model train along its dining room ceiling. A third keeps the...

New Mexico · 4d

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This Massive New Mexico Used-Book Store Is A Dream Come True For Book Lovers

A bookstore with a dollar shelf and a free box sounds like a trap for anyone with weak willpower. I have a thing for places that make cheap books this easy to grab, and this New Mexico shop leans all the way in. The building is big, and the aisles...

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Sawmill District apartment complex moving forward

Albuquerque city councilors gave Titan Development final approval for a 200-unit apartment building in the fast-growing Sawmill District.

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Residents near Zuni Road First Nations Clinic report rising safety concerns

Residents living near the First Nations Community Clinic on Zuni Road say ongoing problems in their neighborhood have made them fear for their safety.

Albuquerque, NM · 5d

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NMDOT shuts NM 309 at river bridge; drivers urged to use detours

The New Mexico Department of Transportation closed NM 309 at the river bridge until further notice over safety concerns near the road and bridge.

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Native American women made history in tribal, state and federal elections

Native American women earned historic wins in Tuesday's elections. Crystalyne Curley made history as the first woman elected to the Navajo Nation presidency. Peggy Flanagan became the first Native

Albuquerque, NM · 1d

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Fast charge electric vehicle charger unveiled in downtown Albuquerque

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Electric vehicle owners will now be able to charge their vehicles faster in downtown Albuquerque. Bernalillo County leaders gathered at the Mid-Region Council of Governments on Copper to unveil a new charging station. The charger is a level three charging station, which allows many electric vehicles to fully charge in 30 […]

Albuquerque, NM · 3d

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New Mexico Go and See Calendar — for Roswell’s travelers

Nov. 6-28 “In Cahoots: Veterans and Family Create”. New Mexico Veterans Art opens the exhibit “In Cahoots: Veterans and Family Create” with a public reception from 5 to 7:30 p.m. at the new Pleased to Present Gallery, 510 Central Ave. SW. The exhibition features works by veterans throughout New Mexico, including Southeast New Mexico, from many branches of the military, along with partners, spouses and other family members. Samples of their work are attached. Featured speaker at the public reception is Ricardo Caté, a marine veteran and renowned cartoonist from Kewa Pueblo (aka Santo Domingo). After completing his basic training and service, Caté pursued a career as an educator and became a prominent Native American cartoonist. His daily comic strip “Without Reservations” garnered numerous prestigious awards and he recently completed a Ted talk at youtube.com/watch?v=cuYu9blHAFk. For more information, visit nmveteransart.com.

New Mexico · 3d

Vogue Magazine

Deb Haaland and Peggy Flanagan Mark Their Historic Wins in Intentional Earrings

Last night, the 2026 midterm election results delivered plenty of historic firsts. It was a particularly powerful night for Native American representation: Democrat Deb Haaland became the first Native American woman to be elected as Governor of New Mexico, while Peggy Flanagan—the current lieutenant governor of Minnesota—became the first Native woman to win the U.S. Senate seat in her state. (And there could even be a third victory for the Indigenous community today: at the time of publishing this story, Alaska’s Mary Peltola is currently leading the race for a Senate seat, too.)

Minnesota · 5d

City Desk ABQ

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Fiery debate precedes approval of Albuquerque charter review

By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — A heated City Council debate over mayoral power and legislative control erupted into personal sparring Nov. 2 before councilors narrowly approved a permanent task force to review Albuquerque’s city charter. During its Nov. 2 meeting, the City Council narrowly approved Ordinance O-26-66 on a 5–4 vote, with Vice President […] The post Fiery debate precedes approval of Albuquerque charter review appeared first on City Desk ABQ .

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Melzer’s new book, “A History of New Mexico in 100 Objects”

It’s a hefty chunk of a book, a little more than an inch thick and topping out at 100 chapters and 489 pages. Don’t let the stats about “A History of New Mexico in 100 Objects” scare you though — the latest book by local historian and author Richard Melzer offers readers two ways to explore the state’s history.

New Mexico · 4d

KRQE News 13

Great Southwest Coin Expo returns to Albuquerque

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Albuquerque Coin Club is holding its Great Southwest Coin Expo November 13 – 15 at the Marriott Pyramid North. The event brings currency dealers from around the region and gives guests a chance to view, purchase, sell and trade different types of currency. The event will feature over 75 tables […]

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Albuquerque Museum to Open Traveling Jim Crow Exhibition

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The Albuquerque Museum will open a new traveling exhibition this week examining the history and lasting impact of the Jim Crow era in the United States. The exhibition, Overcoming Hateful Things: Stories from the Jim Crow Museum of Racist Imagery, comes from the Jim Crow Museum of Racist Imagery at Ferris State University and will be on display from Nov. 7, 2026, through April 11, 2027.

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Bernalillo County Fire Rescue saves dog stuck in pipe

BERNALILLO COUNTY, N.M. (KRQE) — Bernalillo County Fire Rescue had their hands full recently saving a dog stuck in a pipe. BCFR and Bernalillo County Animal Services were called to help a dog trapped in a culvert pipe. The owner says her dog, Luna, was trying to chase after a skunk before she found herself […]

Bernalillo County, NM · 5d

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