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Presbyterian layoffs, Firefighter remembered, Storm moves into New Mexico, Pothole patrol, New Mexico United match

[1] Presbyterian Healthcare Services in ABQ lays off 135 more employees - One of the state's largest medical service providers is laying off more employees. Presbyterian Healthcare Services said they are making workforce changes related to their previous announcement to exit most medicare advantage plans and because of a decrease in overall membership. They say 135 employees will be laid off. They claim these changes do not include patient care roles in hospitals and clinics. In June, Presbyterian laid off 150 employees.

Albuquerque, NM · 17h

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Historic Rio Grande ‘pulse’ flow helped improve some tree die-off

After the unprecedented release of over 650 million gallons of water into the Rio Grande this summer, researchers have found the surge had a noticeable effect on trees closest to the riverbank. In September, because of a deadly combination of stubbornly persistent drought and historic heat, several groups came together...

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4 Investigates: Primary Care Coordination ranks poorly at Albuquerque VA

A Navy veteran says he has spent two years struggling to get medical care through the Albuquerque VA, with an unresolved prostate condition now affecting his kidneys.

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Prep Soccer: Gadsden Panthers Finish Historic Season as Class 4A State Runners-Up… With Class

The Gadsden High School boys soccer team concluded a historic season Thursday, November 5, falling 2-0 to defending champion St. Pius X in the NMAA Class 4A State Championship at the University of New Mexico Soccer Complex in Albuquerque. The second-seeded Panthers (18-4-2) were making their first appearance in a...

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Albuquerque crews fill 2,000 potholes in a month after rain doubles reports

Albuquerque city crews have filled about 2,000 potholes in the past month as the city works through a backlog after reports doubled from this time last year.

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Public forum on fentanyl to be held at Albuquerque Convention Center

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) — Next month, first responders, care providers, and justice advocates will come together to discuss their first-hand experiences, challenges, and proposed next steps in addressing the fentanyl problem. It’s all part of a public forum that’s being hosted by Bernalillo County District Attorney Sam Bregman. It’ll be at the Albuquerque Convention Center […]

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State first, feds second: Mayor Hashimoto outlines Corrales’ funding strategy

By Rodd Cayton — The Village of Corrales is generally not very dependent upon federal aid, Mayor Fred Hashimoto says. Hashimoto told the Corrales Comment on Nov. 12 that most village projects are financed locally, or with state-provided grants and appropriations. He mentioned the Salce Park improvement plan, which...

Corrales, NM · 13h

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Twelve Albuquerque Baseball Academy Athletes Sign College Commitments; Sandia Prep’s Logan Lemmons Picks UNM

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – It was a big day for local baseball as athletes across the Albuquerque area took the next step in their careers, officially committing to play at the collegiate level. The Albuquerque Baseball Academy celebrated 12 athletes signing with colleges, with six players committing to Pima Community College. The other six athletes […]

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Cumulus lays off more local radio staff after private equity buyout

By Pat Davis, The Paper. and The New Mexico News — New private equity owners of Cumulus Media initiated layoffs in its Albuquerque radio group this week, continuing a nationwide pattern of cuts after being acquired out of bankruptcy. Cumulus’ Albuquerque market cuts have hit on-air, production and back...

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New Mexico Veterans Integration Center awarded major grant

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) — Help for New Mexico’s veterans just got a big boost. The Bob Woodruff Foundation has awarded the New Mexico Veterans Integration Center in Albuquerque a $250,000 grant to help expand housing stability and homelessness prevention for veterans, service members, and military families in the state. Since 2005, the VIC has helped […]

New Mexico · 2d

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Albuquerque Unveils Second Peace Pole at Phil Chacon Park After Veteran's Day Parade

Albuquerque Center for Peace and Justice — Separate Peace Pole Location. A new Peace Pole went up at Phil Chacon Park in Albuquerque shortly after the city's Veteran's Day parade, marking only the second such monument installed in the city. The pole carries the phrase “May peace prevail on earth” in eight different languages, and it was donated by the General Federation Women's Club.

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Ball Exclusives

Bulldogs Beat Lobos 74-56 as Donez Scores 11

The Fresno State Bulldogs beat the New Mexico Lobos 74-56 at Save Mart Center. The post Bulldogs Beat Lobos 74-56 as Donez Scores 11 appeared first on Ball Exclusives .

Fresno, CA · 1d

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ABQ RIDE holding bus driver hiring event

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – ABQ RIDE is holding a job fair at America’s Job Center on Tuesday, November 17, from 9 a.m. -1 p.m. where applicants can apply and interview for open bus driver positions. Applicants will have an opportunity to potentially receive a conditional job offer and start work as early as November 30. […]

Albuquerque, NM · 3d

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Second Notice of Breach Issued to Project Jupiter

Albuquerque, NM (KKOB) –Project Jupiter’s developers were issued a new notice of breach Tuesday evening by Dona Ana County Commissioners. The motion passed on a 4 to zero vote with one commissioner absent. It was presented by Commission Chair Manny Sanchez and stated the data center’s developers failed to present job reports as required in their industrial revenue bond agreements with Dona Ana County. The motion authorized the county’s administrative and legal leadership to draft the notice to the developers. This is the second notice of breach issued to Project Jupiter in a month.

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Postal Service to make fuel surcharge permanent in 2027

The surcharge will reportedly be reevaluated in July 2027 based on fuel prices in the first half of 2027, according to USPS.

Albuquerque, NM · 11h

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State Auditor set to require new cybersecurity measures for local governments as NM gets hit by cyberattacks

New Mexico’s state auditor plans new cybersecurity testing for local governments.

New Mexico · 2d

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Families of children with disabilities can get information, resources at Parent University

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The New Mexico Public Education Department is inviting families with children or young adults with disabilities to join them for a two-day event that will help connect them to valuable resources available in the state. Parent University is a free two-day event that is being held in Albuquerque November 13 – 14 […]

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New Mexico Asian American Film Cinema coming to the Guild Cinema in Albuquerque

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The New Mexico Asian American Film Festival showcases a variety of short films made by Asian/Asian American Filmmakers. The film festival is being held November 14th at the Guild Cinema from 4:30 – 9:30 p.m. The festival will be split into three different blocks, each featuring multiple short films. The films cover […]

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Local restaurant continues two-decade tradition of free meals on Veterans Day

For dozens, if not hundreds, of veterans, the holidays came early as they not only enjoyed a free meal, but a Thanksgiving dinner with all the fixings at a local restaurant.

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Browse homemade goods at Albuquerque’s Ageless Artisan Craft Fair

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – To kick off the holiday season, the City of Albuquerque’s Department of Senior Affairs is holding the 5th annual Ageless Artisan Craft Fair. The fair will be November 14, at the Manzano Mesa Multigenerational Center from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. Attendees can shop for handmade work from senior artisans in the […]