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Corrales makes changes to village code
The village of Corrales council changed a few things in the village code at its regular council meeting Aug. 27. The first change was an addition to the Environmental Nuisances section just under the subsection about what constitutes as a nuisance.
ABQ Mayor Tim Keller: 'I am planning on another term'
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — "It's no secret I am planning on another term, but it's to see this through," Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller said Thursday. "I always say, like, 2027 is going to be a great year because all these projects I've been working on are going to be done, but I got to make sure I'm there to see it, so that's what I'm thinking right now."
Turbo Turtle, a tribute truck
If you thought its been hot lately, it was nothing compared to the heat during this year’s Hobbs August Nights where a number of hot exotic and custom vehicles were on full display for the community. Broadway Street was lined with Oldsmobiles, Lowrider’s, Corvettes, Ferraris and many other custom...
Despite violations against mobile park, policies exploiting residents remain
In a follow-up to a CBS News Colorado community investigation first published in July 2023, advocates claim practices at a mobile home park in the Centennial State have continued to exploit the families with lower incomes who have lived there for more than a year, despite a state agency citing the park's owner with several violations. The park in question is the Foxridge Farm Mobile Home Park on Colfax, just east of the E-470 and I-70 interchange in Arapahoe County. In 2023, CBS News Colorado's Kati Weis spoke with several concerned residents at the park about a host of complaints they had...
NJ petitions feds to curb air pollution of ‘forever chemicals’
Garden State officials are calling on the federal government to create new protections from “forever chemicals” polluting the air. The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, along with the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality and the New Mexico Environment Department, petitioned the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday to list four chemicals as hazardous under the federal Clean Air Act.
1 killed in crash involving semi-trucks near Arizona-New Mexico border
SANDERS, AZ (AZFamily) — At least one person has died after a crash involving semi-trucks on a freeway near the Arizona-New Mexico border early Friday morning. According to the Department of Public Safety, around 3 a.m., a semi-truck sideswiped another semi that was heading eastbound on Interstate 40 east of Sanders, which is roughly 20 miles from the New Mexico border.
Ways to donate to KRQE Cares Shoes for Kids
The mission of KRQE Cares is to positively impact children in low-income families throughout the state of New Mexico. Viewers generosity over the years has allowed us to put over 29,000 pairs of shoes on kids. If you would like to donate you can do so online anytime, through a...
Albuquerque pizzeria honors late owner on the anniversary of his death
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A southeast Albuquerque pizzeria is honoring its late owner on the two-year anniversary of his killing. Giovanni’s Pizzeria on San Pedro gave out complimentary food to Albuquerque police detectives and members of Albuquerque Fire Rescue to honor Rosario Zito. Zito was killed two years ago during an attempted robbery at his store. […]
As temperatures rise, most vulnerable communities are often the hottest
Summer 2024 in Albuquerque is on track to be one of the hottest on record — adding to a string of high temps in recent years that have packed a punch. But heat in the metro isn’t evenly distributed — it tends to be most intense in historically underserved areas, in part due to an […] The post As temperatures rise, most vulnerable communities are often the hottest appeared first on City Desk ABQ.
Chicken Salad Chick coming to Winrock Town Center; eyeing more sites for expansion
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – After opening its first location in New Mexico in April, Chicken Salad Chick is getting ready to open its second, and possibly third, restaurant in the state. Franchisees Jennifer Sanchez and Keith Murray opened their location at 10621 Unser Blvd. NW near McMahon Boulevard NW...
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