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Zimmerman Library to host new local coffee spot as Starbucks departs for SUB

The coffee scene on campus will be seeing major changes this fall as Starbucks — which has lived in Zimmerman Library for over 10 years — will be moving to the Student Union Building, and a new local coffee spot, named Cà Phê Culture, will be opening its doors in its place.
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Rollover crash in RR West Mesa results in several injuries

RIO RANCHO — Several people were injured with two air-lifted to the hospital as the result of a side-by-side rollover in Rio Rancho's West Mesa, July 11 at about 2 a.m. Rio Rancho Fire Rescue confirmed. "On July 11, at approximately 2:00 a.m., Rio Rancho Fire Rescue crews were...
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The New Mexico Village Where the Metro Slows to Horse Speed

A rider reaches the pavement, waits for a pickup to pass, then turns onto a dirt shoulder beside an irrigation ditch. Cottonwoods throw broken shade across the road. Ten minutes away, the Albuquerque metro resumes its familiar spread of multilane streets, medical offices, subdivisions, and big stores. This village has.
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Showers, storms and heat ahead for Saturday

Welcome to the weekend! Seasonable to mild low temperatures have settled in overnight for most. Temperatures this morning range from the 50s to the 70s throughout the Land of Enchantment. Today’s forecast has the heat and moisture. An outflow boundary from yesterday’s storms brought additional moisture into our eastern
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Months after wall at Lindy’s Diner collapsed, blocks of Central Avenue finally reopen

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Three months after a wall of Lindy’s Diner collapsed in downtown Albuquerque, the demolition is nearly complete, and downtown’s main drag is finally back open. For businesses, the return of cars and foot traffic has been a sight for sore eyes. “When we saw them taking the barricades down yest
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Problem hotel on Albuquerque officials’ radar given deadline to clean up

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – It’s another problem hotel on the City of Albuquerque’s radar. City leaders said it is littered with filthy conditions, and it could be on the hook for thousands of dollars in fines. Extend a Suites and RV park is just the latest problem hotel the city has dealt with in recent years. […]
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BCSO deputy implicated in DWI scheme fired after year on paid leave

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A deputy implicated in a long-running DWI corruption scheme has been quietly fired by the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office. However, the Sheriff isn’t sharing the reason for his firing. BCSO Deputy Jeffry Bartram, previously implicated in the DWI corruption scandal involving local defense..
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NMSU athletic director visits Albuquerque

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The New Mexico State Athletics Department continued its statewide outreach this week with a stop in Albuquerque as part of the Aggies Caravan, giving fans an opportunity to hear directly from Athletic Director Joe Fields and several Aggies coaches. The caravan, which previously visited Roswel
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Care taker wages, PNM power conservation, Dry and hot, Conviction upheld, Senior center meal...

Friday’s Top Stories Friday’s Five Facts [1] Millions in state funding to increase wages for ‘at home’ caregivers in NM may not be distributed – There are rising concerns on whether or not higher wages for care workers are making it into their pockets. This comes after funding was secured for raises during the last […]
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Central Avenue reopens following Bliss Building demolition in downtown Albuquerque

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Central Avenue is back open in both directions downtown after the city’s contractor made progress demolishing the Bliss Building. The city said on Friday that the project is still on track per the initial timelines. Fifth Street will remain closed for the remainder of the demolition process.

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