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Albuquerque man charged with murder after deadly fight over spicy enchiladas — Sep 2, 2026Ervin Joaquin Gutierrez, 22, was arrested and charged with open murder after a family gathering in Albuquerque ended with the fatal shooting of his cousin Nathaniel Cavazos during a dispute over the spiciness of green chile enchiladas. Authorities say Cavazos was shot multiple times as he walked away after a confrontation, and Gutierrez allegedly shouted, “We’re family” before firing; he later surrendered to police.

Statue of Jeffrey Epstein Appears at Albuquerque City HallReporting — Jul 2, 2020Anonymous protesters in Albuquerque, New Mexico, have mordantly trolled President Donald Trump over his fight for the preservation of the Confederate legacy. A life-sized statue appeared outside of Albuquerque City Hall…

2026 Summer Sets Global and U.S. Heat Records — Sep 7, 2026Arizona's monsoon produced rainfall near normal in Flagstaff, while Albuquerque posted the hottest August on record and a hotter-than-normal, drought-plagued summer across the region; Grand Junction also logged a scorching summer with numerous 100-degree days. Hawaii experienced an unusually wet August—the second-wettest on record due to Hurricane Lala—after which Northwest Arkansas faced potential Labor Day heat records and a stretch of extreme heat dates.

Albuquerque DA Refusing to Enforce Governor’s Suspension of 2nd Amendment Rights: ‘Clearly Unconstitutional’Reporting — Sep 10, 2023As a lawsuit is challenging the headline-grabbing order issued by New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham that banned legal gun owners from carrying their weapons in and around Albuquerque, a top prosecutor says he wants…

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Widespread U.S. Flight Diversions Aug 9–10Travel — Aug 7, 2026In August 2026, several US flights diverted to alternate airports—SWA379 to Albuquerque, SKW6259 to San Angelo, AA3134 to Phoenix, SKW5595 to Indianapolis, and SKW6375 to Tucson—without publicly disclosed reasons.

YourlistRankingMost Influential Women in World HistoryFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.1379 votes · 26 candidates

Farmers in a Bad Place as Rio Grande Dries UpReporting — Jul 24, 2022Part of the Rio Grande River that flows through Albuquerque, New Mexico — and supplies farmers in the area — has run dry amid a drought slamming the Southwest. “We’re pretty much out of water at this point,” Jason…

Another Alleged ‘Queer’ Tesla Vandal Charged In Connection With GOP Firebombing — Apr 15, 2025The Department of Justice (DOJ) charged a self-professed “queer scientist” linked to the firebombing of a Tesla dealership and the Republican Party of New Mexico (RPNM) headquarters in Albuquerque. The suspect…

High School Principal Axed After Prom Is Marred by ‘Disgusting Spectacle’ Featuring a Drag QueenOpinion — May 1, 2024A high school principal in Albuquerque, New Mexico, has been fired during an investigation into a drag queen performance at prom. According to NBC News , Irene Cisneros, the principal at Atrisco Heritage Academy High…

US Cities Pilot Rest in Red Rewards DriversAuto — Aug 29, 2026U.S. cities like Albuquerque and Portland have piloted an incentive-based rest-on-red program that gives law-abiding drivers earlier greens by coordinating signals with posted speeds, resulting in fewer red-light stops and a drop in crashes and injuries on busy corridors. Officials describe the approach as a 'virtual speed bump' that motivates safe driving by linking speed to signal timing and showing noticeable improvements on routes such as Lead and Coal avenues and Southeast Powell Boulevard.

On X · @UTDTreyMan United Fan Account Mocks Chelsea Fans Over Shared “Animal” Upsets Against Hull and BrentfordThe post by popular Manchester United fan account @UTDTrey references Man Utd’s recent struggles against Hull City and Chelsea’s heavier defeat to Brentford, using humorous Nigerian Pidgin to suggest Chelsea suffered more. It has sparked mostly amused reactions and pile-on mockery from rivals within football fan circles.3,381 likes · 15m

Democratic Gov Deploys National Guard To Sanctuary City Over ‘Fentanyl Crisis And Juvenile Crime’ — Apr 9, 2025New Mexico Democratic Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham recently approved the deployment of the state’s National Guard personnel to support Albuquerque, a sanctuary city reeling under criminal activity. Grisham signed an…

Rockies place Freeland on 15-day IL with cervical radiculopathy — Aug 24, 2026The Colorado Rockies placed left-hander Kyle Freeland on the 15-day injured list with a pinched nerve in his neck, retroactive to last Friday, and recalled right-hander Mason Adams from Triple-A Albuquerque to join the rotation. Freeland, who also dealt with shoulder issues earlier this season, is 4-10 with a 6.37 ERA, and Adams will make his major league debut to fill the rotation vacancy.

YourlistVS BattleQuentin Tarantino vs Martin ScorseseThe video store savant versus the film-school don — two visions of American violence, guilt, and cool.Quentin Tarantino vs Martin Scorsese · 157 votes — pick a side

Shreveport drives 83 adoptions as regional shelter surge continuesLifestyle — Aug 31, 2026Shelters and rescues are promoting adoptable pets across the region: Dolly the shy 1-year-old cat at Berkshire Humane Society needs a quiet home with no other cats, Sassafras the 3-month-old puppy at Caddo Parish Animal Services is vaccinated and ready for training, Leia and Teddi the dogs at Cross My Paws in Albuquerque are seeking forever homes, and Sara the 6-month-old terrier mix at Pawsitive Place Rescue in Tyler is up for adoption or fostering after being found abandoned; the Groom for Good program at Salty Dawg Pet Salon + Bakery aims to boost rescue awareness and provide grooming support to adoptable dogs.

Police Arrest 3 in Child Murder Case that Prompted New Mexico Governor’s Unconstitutional Gun BanReporting — Sep 23, 2023Albuquerque police have arrested three men allegedly responsible for shooting 11-year-old Froylan Villegas, whose death earlier this month led New Mexico’s governor to ban all gun owners from carrying firearms in…

DOJ IG launches probe into DEA fentanyl tactics — Aug 17, 2026The Justice Department’s inspector general announced a nationwide review of DEA policies and risk-mitigation practices, with a focus on the last two years and special scrutiny of New Mexico’s fentanyl investigations. The inquiry follows reports that federal agents allowed fentanyl to reach the streets to bolster larger cases, including a 74,000-pill Albuquerque shipment, raising alarms about public safety and accountability.

AAndrew PowellForeign Hackers Breach Two Colorado Water Utilities, Officials SayTwo small Colorado water utilities were breached by foreign actors last month, with hackers changing pumping schedules, altering equipment settings and disabling alarms before operators regained control, state officials said. The affected systems are privately owned and each serves fewer than 200 people, according to Fox News , which cited reports from Colorado officials. The governor's office sai27m