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Community members at APS meeting
Posted inEducation

Superintendent finalists meet with APS employees and community members

by tunruhenos January 31, 2024
cannabis product
Posted inCrime & Courts

Cops seize over $1M in unlicensed cannabis from two ABQ dispensaries during international organized crime investigation

by tunruhenos January 30, 2024
APS superintendent finalists
Posted inEducation

Superintendent finalists make pitch to students

by tunruhenos January 30, 2024
Gov Michelle Lujan Grisham at the Roundhouse
Posted inEnvironment & Conservation

Gov unveils 50-year water plan

by tunruhenos January 30, 2024
Souper Bowl
Posted inBusiness

Food bank hosts annual Souper Bowl fundraiser

by tunruhenos January 30, 2024
person in handcuffs
Posted inCrime & Courts

New real time info on arrest warrants expected to lessen people being arrested mistakenly

by tunruhenos January 30, 2024
The Round House in Santa Fe.
Posted inCrime & Courts

Pretrial detention bill favored by the gov won’t move forward

by tunruhenos January 30, 2024
The Metropolitan Detention Center on Bernalillo County’s westside. (Roberto E. Rosales/The City Desk)
Posted inCrime & Courts

Inmate death on Sunday marks first for 2024

by tunruhenos January 29, 2024
Source NM
Posted inCrime & Courts

Federal court order favors right to carry guns in some NM public parks

by tunruhenos January 25, 2024
APD Chief Harold Medina
Posted inCrime & Courts

APD brings in civilian investigators to solve orphaned homicides

by tunruhenos January 25, 2024

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