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Today is Tuesday, Oct. 26. 

Hereโ€™s what weโ€™re following todayโ€ฆ

While President Trump is overseas in Japan, federal workers are planning to skip another payday tomorrow.

New Mexico Atty. General Raul Torreลบ joined other states today to sue the Trump admin over SNAP benefit denials set to start Saturday.

Locally, there’s big news for animal lovers: Bernalillo just approved zoning for a new county animal shelter. It sounds like the current facilities are really struggling with space, so this should help with adoptions and medical care for animals in need.

If you’re in Rio Rancho, there’s an $80 million school bond on the ballot next week. We explain what students could get from athletic fields to classroom upgrades. Good news here too: It won’t raise your property taxes.

On a lighter note, if you’re looking for something to do this weekend, there’s a glass art exhibition opening at Wild Hearts Gallery in Placitas there’s a First Sunday ARTScrawl on Nov. 2 with live demonstrations. It could be a fun way to spend a Sunday morning.

Read all about it below.

โ€” Kevin Hendricks, editor

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