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Former Bosque Brewing location spot for local distillery’s expansion

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A local distillery, Hollow Spirits, located downtown, is moving into the former location of a popular brewery. Owner Frank Holloway says he has always had a passion for people. “That’s the kind of community we want to bring,” Holloway said. “If you see someone smile,...
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City of Albuquerque adds 4 new speed cameras

The City of Albuquerque expanded its automated speed enforcement network with four new speed cameras going live this week.
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ABQ BioPark reopens reptile building with new art to promote conservation efforts

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – After being closed for several weeks, the Albuquerque BioPark’s reptile building is back open, this time with a few new updates. Yurtle the turtle moved about his enclosure, as eyes watched in amazement. “Turtles are adorable, but they’re so cool,” said River Bessette. His...
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Albuquerque Just Rewrote Its March Temperature Record Books — 8 of the 10 Hottest...

ALBUQUERQUE, NM — The heat wave is over — but what it left behind in Albuquerque’s record books will stand for a very long time. In a city that has been keeping weather records since 1891, the last week and a half of March 2026 just did something that 135 years of meteorological history had never managed to do. Eight...
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📅 Stories & Music in the Sky: Trees and Plants, Apr 29

Families with little ones can enjoy Stories and Music in the Sky – Earth Science: Trees and Plants at the Anderson Abruzzo Albuquerque International Balloon Museum on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. This award-winning early childhood program blends stories, music, movement, and art for children up...
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📢 Scholarship for UNM Residents to Attend Taos Writing & Wellness Retreat

UNM School of Medicine residents and fellows can apply for a full scholarship to attend the 25th Annual Taos Writing & Wellness Retreat for Health Professionals, held August 2–8, 2026, at the Mabel Dodge Luhan House in Taos, NM. The award covers tuition, room, and board for six nights (travel not included).
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JHS Cheer Places 4th in State

This past Saturday, the Jal High School Cheer Team traveled to Albuquerque to compete in the NMAA State Cheer Competition, held at The Pit at the University of New Mexico. JHS Cheer has excelled this year, winning numerous first and second place awards at various regional and statewide cheer competitions. The level...
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Albuquerque Community Safety report shows over 4k people transported in 2025

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) — The stats are in – Albuquerque Community Safety’s annual report shows a record number of people served. In 2025, ACS transported 4,311 people in crisis to services across the metro, which is a 30% jump from the prior year. The transports enabled folks to access medical care, mental health...
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Rio Bravo Brewing’s Women’s Festival raises funds for new scholarship

Rio Bravo Brewing is holding its 4th annual Women’s Festival on March 28. The money raised during Women’s Fest will contribute to a new Rio Bravo scholarship for women pursuing the CNM Brewery Program. At the event, there will be live entertainment, local vendors, and of course, beer....
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📢 Placitas residents oppose 75‑ft cell tower proposal on NM‑165

Dozens of Placitas residents have written to Sandoval County’s Planning and Zoning Department opposing a proposed 75‑foot cell tower at 221 NM‑165 and Tierra Madre Road. The tower, proposed by Pinnacle Consulting / Verizon Wireless / Sun State Towers, would require a Conditional Use Permit (CUP).

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