Good morning, this is Albuquerque Local Pulse for Tuesday, May 13, 2025.
The Albuquerque Police Department and the Department of Justice have jointly filed a motion to end federal oversight of APD. This significant development comes after years of mandated reforms within the department, potentially marking a new chapter for local law enforcement.
In breaking news, a woman with multiple stab wounds sought help at a Circle K yesterday. She was hospitalized and police are currently searching for suspects. If you have any information, please contact APD.
Kirtland Air Force Base is buzzing with excitement as the Kirtland Air Fiesta returns after a six-year hiatus. The event has drawn thousands of aviation enthusiasts from across the region.
In city business news, Albuquerque officials have halted new construction for broadband company Ezee Fiber. Meanwhile, the city has provided updates on the Unser and Paseo Del Norte widening projects, which continue to progress.
Residents of the Bear Canyon neighborhood in Northeast Albuquerque might notice some prehistoric visitors - dinosaur displays have taken over an alley there, creating quite the attraction for local families.
At the courthouse, several jury trials are underway this week. The trial of Andy Doreste-Saumell continues today before Judge Rudolfo in Courtroom 620. Doreste-Saumell faces multiple charges including vehicular homicide in connection with an alleged street racing incident.
A shocking video was recently released showing a February incident where two boys, ages 7 and 9, were involved in an armed standoff with Bernalillo County Sheriff's deputies. Thankfully, deputies were able to safely disarm the children without injuries.
Weather-wise, we're looking at a pleasant day with temperatures reaching around 73 degrees under clear skies. Tonight will cool down to about 68 degrees. The warm and dry conditions we've been experiencing will continue, with temperatures gradually climbing toward the 80s by the weekend.
Commercial passenger flights have resumed at Four Corners Regional Airport, improving transportation options for residents in the northwest part of the state.
For those interested in cultural events, the "Breaking Bad" store in Old Town recently hosted a special surprise for one of its workers, drawing fans of the iconic Albuquerque-based show.
Looking for work? McDonald's has announced plans to hire 375,000 workers nationwide this summer, with positions available at Albuquerque locations.
The Somos festival is making its return to Albuquerque, bringing music, food, and cultural celebrations back to our community. Details on dates and locations are available on the city's website.
This has been Albuquerque Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
The Albuquerque Police Department and the Department of Justice have jointly filed a motion to end federal oversight of APD. This significant development comes after years of mandated reforms within the department, potentially marking a new chapter for local law enforcement.
In breaking news, a woman with multiple stab wounds sought help at a Circle K yesterday. She was hospitalized and police are currently searching for suspects. If you have any information, please contact APD.
Kirtland Air Force Base is buzzing with excitement as the Kirtland Air Fiesta returns after a six-year hiatus. The event has drawn thousands of aviation enthusiasts from across the region.
In city business news, Albuquerque officials have halted new construction for broadband company Ezee Fiber. Meanwhile, the city has provided updates on the Unser and Paseo Del Norte widening projects, which continue to progress.
Residents of the Bear Canyon neighborhood in Northeast Albuquerque might notice some prehistoric visitors - dinosaur displays have taken over an alley there, creating quite the attraction for local families.
At the courthouse, several jury trials are underway this week. The trial of Andy Doreste-Saumell continues today before Judge Rudolfo in Courtroom 620. Doreste-Saumell faces multiple charges including vehicular homicide in connection with an alleged street racing incident.
A shocking video was recently released showing a February incident where two boys, ages 7 and 9, were involved in an armed standoff with Bernalillo County Sheriff's deputies. Thankfully, deputies were able to safely disarm the children without injuries.
Weather-wise, we're looking at a pleasant day with temperatures reaching around 73 degrees under clear skies. Tonight will cool down to about 68 degrees. The warm and dry conditions we've been experiencing will continue, with temperatures gradually climbing toward the 80s by the weekend.
Commercial passenger flights have resumed at Four Corners Regional Airport, improving transportation options for residents in the northwest part of the state.
For those interested in cultural events, the "Breaking Bad" store in Old Town recently hosted a special surprise for one of its workers, drawing fans of the iconic Albuquerque-based show.
Looking for work? McDonald's has announced plans to hire 375,000 workers nationwide this summer, with positions available at Albuquerque locations.
The Somos festival is making its return to Albuquerque, bringing music, food, and cultural celebrations back to our community. Details on dates and locations are available on the city's website.
This has been Albuquerque Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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