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It’s Tuesday, June 24, 2025. This afternoon’s clouds brought rain and email gremlins to our newsroom today. We’re making some adjustments to keep bringing you the news – including today’s consolidated email from some our nm.news newsrooms around the state instead of the local versions some readers may be used to seeing. Hang in there with us and keep reading.

-Pat Davis
Publisher / Email gremlin killer


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The United Food and Commercial Workers Union (UFCW) Local 1564, which represents thousands of grocery store employees in New Mexico, announced Monday afternoon that it has reached a deal on…

ABQ & BernCo.

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The Bernalillo County Commission will consider adopting a resolution declaring support for the U.S. Congress amid nationwide concerns about the growing power of the executive branch. Chair Eric Olivas and…

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By Abby McDonald The Albuquerque City Council met last Monday night to appoint a new inspector general and two new members of the Ethics Board.  The position of the inspector…


Sandoval County.

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A public town hall meeting is set to address growing community safety concerns along NM-528, a vital and often dangerous corridor in Rio Rancho.  The event will take place on…

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By Rodd Cayton Christopher Bagley is on the verge of climbing to the top rank at Sandoval County Fire and Rescue, the department he started his career with in 2005. County commissioners Wednesday are set to promote Bagley from deputy chief to fire chief, following the recommendation of a selection committee. According to the agenda, […]

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A new mobile behavioral health team is now available in Sandoval County to provide in-person support for residents facing mental health crises, as part of a statewide push to expand access to care in New Mexico.ย  [โ€ฆ]

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East Mountains & Edgewood.

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Deb Haaland, a former Interior secretary and one of the Democratic Party candidates for governor, targeted actions taken by President Donald Trumpโ€™s administration during a campaign speech Thursday evening in Tijeras.ย  ย [โ€ฆ]

Edgewood

An Edgewood police officer was injured in the line of duty last week while conducting a traffic stop during a DWI enforcement detail. The officer was working traffic when his…

Edgewood

By Andrea Vasquez The Edgewood Town Commission will hold its next regular meeting on June 24, with key decisions on town services and public safety on the agenda. Commissioners are…


Pat Davis is the founder and publisher of nm.news. In a prior life he served as an Albuquerque City Councilor.