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The Albuquerque credit union says Fidelity Bank of Texas never says who at U.S. Eagle said something false, what was said or when. The judge has not ruled.
All 27 contested races for Congress, state and county offices on a Bernalillo County ballot in one place, ahead of Nov. 3.
New Mexico capped punitive damages in malpractice cases this year, and the governor's office said it would draw doctors. The state's yearly health workforce report still has no license-survey count of doctors newer than 2021.
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This year, no. Burqueños called police about as often as any other week. But at night, police stops dropped by two-thirds.
A new Ledger page follows the gauge on the Rio Grande at Albuquerque as it reads, along with the weather, the air, the city's police calls and its 311 line. Here is what it shows, and where every figure comes from.
The 306 people who work there full time have the most at stake. Here's what the records say about your job, your deposits and your tax dollars, and who to call if you have information.
Fidelity Bank of Texas says it appears the Albuquerque credit union made "clearly risky and problematic loans," sold pieces of them to "innocent and unsuspecting" lenders, and "did not care about the quality" of what it sold.
In a video endorsing Greg Cunningham for Congress, the president opened with "Hello, New America, formerly known as New Mexico." Congress tried to rename the state seven times before 1912. Only the Legislature and New Mexico's voters can do it now.
Its own filing lists 25 companies. The only utilities among them are minority stakes that someone else runs.
The bill passed one vote short of what it would take to override a veto. Mayor Tim Keller now decides whether it becomes law.
The Rio Grande ran dry through the city for all of August. Then 4.49 inches of rain fell at the Sunport, nearly all of it in the last two and a half weeks of September.
The city says the cameras have brought in $11 million since 2022. State law still sends half of whatever they raise to Santa Fe.
Dan Lewis's bills would also make a neighborhood association record every member's vote before it takes a position on a project, and raise the cost of appealing an approval to $1,000.
State regulators approved that average. Albuquerque's own rate filings show it's about 15% with one insurer and about 27% with another.
New Mexico's ethics commission says it's the largest lobbying ad campaign the state has ever tracked, bigger than a secret one for the same project that got sued.
The city posts APD's calls for service to a public record, but in batches. A letter asking your councilor for a live feed takes a minute.
Last October about 2,200 more people a day came through the airport than in September. It was still a smaller October than the year before, and this summer is down again.
A new traffic garden opened in September off the Rail Trail. In 2024, 29 New Mexico children under 15 on bikes were in traffic crashes.
The mayor signed the ban Friday. Every crypto kiosk in Albuquerque has to shut off when it takes effect and be gone within 45 days.
By a UNM traffic planner's math, one Fiesta session needs more than three freeway lanes running straight into the park and back out. Most of the fixes went to cars anyway. The one that skips the road, a Rail Runner stop, was cut in 2019.
Between 2019 and 2024 the Albuquerque credit union lent $416 million in federally backed business loans, about 91 percent of it to businesses in fifteen other states. In May, USDA revoked its standing as an approved lender.
That's the state's own projection, out of about 230,000 adults a new federal rule could reach when it takes effect Jan. 1, 2027.
The 5500 and 5700 blocks of Zuni Road SE went from about 4.5 calls a week to about 15 after August 2, while the rest of Zuni Road held flat.
Oklahoma reports about 21 times New Mexico's football revenue, and about three times its athletic department revenue. Saturday night, the Lobos covered a 21.5-point spread anyway.
Researchers checked 3,254 mayoral elections in 398 cities from 1990 to 2021 and found no detectable party effect on crime, arrests or police spending.
It sets one week of calls, by kind and by neighborhood, against the four weeks before. A call is a report to police, not a crime found.
Pick APD beats on the police call rankings to see where calls come from, then click a beat's name to see its outline on the police calls map.
A hot month is charged at PNM's highest prices, and this summer the company guessed what many customers used.
Zoom out to see where calls cluster. Zoom in and click a dot for the calls there. The city's feed behind it doesn't say what officers found.
The 300 block of Whispering Sands Court SE drew 95 calls from July 5 to September 6, nearly all about a suspicious person or a disturbance. The Ledger does not yet know why.
Parking is another $20 a car, cash only. The Fiesta runs Oct. 3 to 11, and New Mexico residents get in free on Oct. 5.
Mayor Tim Keller refused to sign the budget. Whether the money is there depends on last year's final numbers, which the city hasn't posted.
