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Albuquerque, Santa Fe have wettest September on record (opens the original)
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Record-breaking moisture at several locales came in past few weeks Albuquerque followed up its hottest August on record with its wettest September after back-to-back monsoon surges hit the state over the past two weeks. The Duke City was one of several locales to break previous rainfall records across New Mexico — with at least one broken record going back nearly a century. “The first half of the month was not particularly wet at all, which is all the more surprising that we set the monthly reco
Private attorney goes up against well-known incumbent in Attorney General race (opens the original)
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Raúl Torrez vows to continue litigation protecting children, Samuel Kane says crime will be top focus Education: Harvard, London School of Economics, Stanford Law School The attorney general’s race is between a Florida transplant who spent decades as a lawyer in New Mexico and an incumbent who also served as Bernalillo County District Attorney and a federal prosecutor. Republican Samuel Kane will face off against Democrat Raúl Torrez in the general election on Nov. 3 — pitting a relative unknown
District Attorney weighing charges against second driver in viral Albuquerque road rage (opens the original)
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Charges not filed after man hired attorney and came forward days later The 2nd Judicial District Attorney’s Office has not decided whether to charge a man involved in a viral road rage incident, weeks after he came forward to tell his side of the story. In a social media video that has been viewed over 34 million times, a woman gets out of her SUV at a red light and hits a truck with a baseball bat. When she drives away, the other driver follows and crashes into her vehicle, shattering the back
Man accused of fatally striking woman while driving drunk in SE ABQ (opens the original)
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The crash happened on East Central, the deadliest area for pedestrians in the city Albuquerque police say a man was driving drunk when he fatally struck a woman and left the scene Friday afternoon on East Central. Demetrius Thomas, 33, is charged with DWI-related vehicular homicide and leaving the scene of an accident. Thomas was booked into the Metropolitan Detention Center on Friday night. It is unclear if he has an attorney. The 61-year-old woman killed in the crash appeared to be living on t
Lt. governor candidates clash over affordability, data centers (opens the original)
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Topics included public safety, natural disasters and what it means to be second-in-command With just over a month until Election Day, candidates for lieutenant governor faced off in a Thursday debate on topics from data centers and affordability to how their role would complement the next governor of New Mexico. Republican state Sen. David Gallegos positioned himself as a voice for rural communities in former Rio Rancho Mayor Gregg Hull’s campaign — prioritizing public safety and cutting bureauc
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