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Despite the penalties of getting caught, thieves continue to steal packages left by front doors.
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A recently converted hotel is now home for 76 formerly unhoused families. State and local officials on Thursday celebrated the official opening of Ponderosa Place, which is owned and operated by Bernalillo County.
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New Mexico State Police have only issued six Turquoise Alerts, despite 27 requests from local law enforcement agencies, including those serving large Native populations.
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Albuquerque has a new street newspaper, a publication sold by people experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity, designed to provide them with income and a voice.
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Under new federal recommendations, it is now up to parents to decide to give their infants the hepatitis B vaccine when their mothers have tested negative for the virus.
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One local business owner says he was just trying to help out and improve his community. But a city fine, a lawsuit over constitutional rights, and finally a shooting death has threatened to put an end to his effort. At the center of it all, the fate of where 15 people call home hangs in the balance.
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’Tis the season for holiday parties and time with friends and family, but it’s also one of the busiest times of year for emergency room visits. As we head into the end of the year, hospitals and first responders see a surge in injuries.
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This Saturday the nonprofit Foster Alliance and Children, Youth & Families Department are partnering to host their annual holiday toy drive to support children in foster care.
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Shopping local has become more trendy in recent years. Small businesses tend to be more engaged in their communities, so folks see shopping small as supporting their neighborhoods. There are a few small businesses in Albuquerque that are also social enterprises, giving back to their community in a big way.
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Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller won an unprecedented third consecutive term Tuesday night, defeating Republican challenger Darren White, former Bernalillo County Sheriff, in a runoff race.
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On the northeast side of town, there were mixed reviews on who voters wanted to lead the city. While near the University of New Mexico, voters who selected the current mayor, Democrat Tim Keller, were still divided about that choice.
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Medical residents at the University of New Mexico will get training in delivering health care to people living on the street under a new federal grant.