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'We don't want a tragedy': Parents raise concerns over no school zone signage around SE Albuquerque school (opens the original)
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — It’s a weird sight, absolutely no signage, crosswalks or even speed bumps near a local school. It’s the reason parents, teachers and students are worried in southeast Albuquerque. “When students are coming out of school or going into school, it’s very concerning. We don’t want something to end up in a tragedy before something change,” said Yvette Cordova, a concerned parent. Already this school year, Albuquerque police said officers have issued 83 citations in 16 school zones
APD says license plate readers solved 14 homicide cases this year but is privacy still a concern? (opens the original)
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The controversial cameras that capture license plates are doing their jobs, helping to solve crimes quickly, per Albuquerque police. APD says 14 homicides have been solved so far this year thanks to automated license plate readers, other technology such as ShotSpotter, and good old-fashioned detective work. The most recent murder arrest was just last night. “We’ve been really taking advantage of technology for several years now,” Public Information Officer Gilbert Gallegos sa
Why do some parts of Albuquerque look like fall and why should we care? (opens the original)
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The heat is saying summer, but the trees are saying fall in some parts of Albuquerque. But it’s not time to break out the pumpkin spice just yet. The dog days of summer are sticking around, and the trees are changing early because they’re under stress from the high temperatures and drought. It’s not just this year, though. Arborists said it’s after a couple of years of these conditions. “It’s painful. Every single day, I have 20 customers calling me and saying, ‘My tree is dr
'It's time for action': State lawmakers outline CYFD reform plans five months before 2027 session (opens the original)
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — What will it take to fix our state department tasked with caring for our most vulnerable population? State lawmakers from both sides of the aisle said they have ideas and are already looking ahead to the 2027 60-day legislative session. Time and time again, we see stories of children who are hurt or even died while in state custody. Most recently, the Children’s, Youth and Families Department left a 15-year-old boy unattended at the border. Now those in charge of creating pol
'There was no more sense of relief': Why fear continues despite SWAT raid in South Valley (opens the original)
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A family says they’re still living in fear even after the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office SWAT team raided their neighbor’s home, arrested two people and condemned the house last week. Both suspects, Vincent Chavez, Sr. and Vincent Chavez, Jr., were released from jail the very next day following the raid. Then, an RV showed up on the property. Neighbors said the family has been living there since the weekend. “The first thing I did was call my aunt. I kind of broke down to
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