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BernCo candidate defends wearing Confederate flag as symbol of ‘open rebellion’ against the government as he pushes ‘America only’ agenda in campaigns

by Kevin Hendricks

City’s recycling test could mean fewer pickups for some residents

The city is testing every-other-week recycling pickup for almost 6,600 households to cut fuel use, emissions and truck wear

by Jesse Jones

Five electric buses, zero passengers: ABQ electric buses not used since last December

The city’s first electric buses were meant to expand cleaner transit. Instead, all five have been out of service for months

Six months of lawsuits left Albuquerque with a $4.38 million tab

Two overdue reports reveal where the city’s lawsuit payouts went from October through March

Fed up Albuquerque renters put new city protections to the test

Fiebelkorn’s new renter protections are being put to work as apartment tenants push for safer housing

‘Is the City the Grinch?’ Councilor slams decision to cancel Luminaria Bus Tour

Councilor Joaquin Baca slams the sudden end to a 70-year tradition, warning the move hurts working families and creates safety risks in Old Town

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X Marks the Spot: City residents can help balloon pilots by offering safe landing spots

Balloon Fiesta program asks homeowners to mark accessible places to land.

by Sara Atencio-Gonzales

3 Questions: Suzanne Fricke, owner/director of Gallery Hózhó

Connecting contemporary Southwestern art with audiences.

by Sara Atencio-Gonzales

Japanese Fall Festival returns to EXPO New Mexico with Asian art, food, music and culture

New Mexico Japanese-American Citizens League hosts annual Aki Matsuri event.

Get Out!: Our picks of the best things to do in ABQ this weekend

Lavender farms and Globitos make Los Ranchos a side trip worth taking

Rural village tucked between busy ABQ neighborhoods has adventures galore

The most alien place you’ve ever been: Day trips to Roswell

Make a day trip to the place that started the UFO craze

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Battle over Lomas Encantadas: Developer takes second shot at apartment rezoning

by Kevin Hendricks

Unscheduled flushing: Tripped breaker sends sewage bubbling onto Rio Rancho streets

by Kevin Hendricks

Shelf improvement: Esther Bone library would close for four months under $1M makeover

Rewrite the rules: Rio Rancho wants residents for a truly once-in-a-lifetime gig

Goatheads lock horns at first training camp ahead of Oct. 16 opener

Storms leave Rio Rancho roads in a rut, and the city wants your help finding them

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In social post, Trump endorses Cunningham, mispronounces Vasquez’s name and doubles down on renaming New Mexico

by Pat Davis

With just weeks until voting begin, Haaland holds millions while Hull struggles to keep up

Hull enters final weeks with $509,000 while Haaland holds over $3 million

by Pat Davis

New: Blackstone to offer $300 million in incentives, more transparency in new bid to acquire PNM

Texas legislature to hold hearings on annexing New Mexico counties

Ben Ray Luján says he knows “how to deal with bullshit” in first campaign ad

National GOP to feature Cunningham vs. Vasquez race at midterm convention

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POP — Preserve our Past

RMAC Foundation to host a unique fundraising evening benefiting the Roswell Museum

by Christina Stock

For the love of neighbors, friends and pumpkins

Hundreds of pumpkins are waiting for new owners at St. Mark’s annual event

by Christina Stock

Goddard football ‘hard to freaking kill’ as playoffs approach

Goddard football is “hard to freaking kill,” coach Art Bolaños says, as the Rockets prepare to face Mayfield with a chance to improve their playoff position.

Dual sport domination: Roswell’s Debrice Ashung shines on the football and soccer field

Roswell sophomore Debrice Ashung scored a 98-yard touchdown and a hat trick in five days, tying the school’s single-season soccer record with 35 goals.