finance
Albuquerque Tech Sector Investment Flows Track Economic Indicators
Federal designation and private capital commitments provide measurable signals in the city's startup activity.
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finance
Albuquerque Gross Receipts Tax Recovery Tempered by Lingering Uncertainties
City budget staff continue tracking monthly receipts against forecasts shaped by pandemic-era volatility.
culture
Albuquerque Filmmakers Drive Cultural Revival Through Community Innovation
Local filmmakers, venues, and grassroots organizations are reshaping Albuquerque’s cinema landscape with fresh energy and innovation.
Politics
Albuquerque Legalizes Duplexes, Townhomes in More Residential Zones
City legislation now permits duplexes, townhomes and apartments in residential zones within one-quarter mile of Main Streets and Premium Transit areas.
lifestyle
Green Chile Cheeseburgers and Local Eats Guide Albuquerque Visitors
Local staples like the green chile cheeseburger and established venues offer specific details for planning a trip to the city.
finance
Albuquerque's Startup Boom is Transforming the Job Market with High-Tech Opportunities
Major investments and emerging ventures are reshaping the local labor landscape, fueling demand for skilled talent across sectors.
Politics
Albuquerque Allows Duplexes, Townhomes in Residential Areas Since 2018
The rules adopted in 2017 allow duplexes, townhomes and apartments in more residential areas near Main Streets and transit while cutting parking requirements for new projects.
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Albuquerque Community Safety Logs 37,140 Calls Q3 2026
Albuquerque Community Safety responds to 37,140 calls through Q3 2026, with surge in mental health and homelessness cases driving 12.3% year-over-year increase.
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NM Road Construction Projects: NMDOT Tracks 600+ Sites
Albuquerque-area drivers can track New Mexico DOT's hundreds of active road projects via interactive map. See I-10, I-40 corridor updates and planning fund applications.
sport
Albuquerque High Requires New Sports Physicals by April 1, 2025
Students must complete a new sports physical dated after April 1, 2025, before joining any team.
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Albuquerque Approves New Housing Projects Across Multiple Neighborhoods
City listings show developments moving from planning stages to construction at sites from Central Avenue to the west side.
culture
Albuquerque Transformed From Tiwa Settlement Into Railroad Hub Since 1706
The city's story begins with early inhabitants along the Rio Grande and continues through its 1706 founding and later shifts sparked by the railroad.
wellness
Sleep Better in Albuquerque: Fix Temperature, Light & Noise
Albuquerque's altitude and desert climate disrupt sleep. Local experts reveal why your bedroom environment matters more than genetics-and how to fix it affordably.
sport
Amateur Leagues Drive Thousands Into Albuquerque Community Sports
Standings from basketball, kickball, golf and bowling leagues illustrate ongoing local team activity across multiple venues and seasons.
sport
Albuquerque Community Sports Leagues Launch Expanded Fall Season
From youth soccer to adult volleyball, a look at the leagues shaping the city's recreational landscape ahead of finals.
Technology
Albuquerque's Tech Scene Blends Research Institutions With 200+ Startups
The city's approach combines longstanding institutional resources with newer commercial ventures in a pattern that differs from more specialized technology centers elsewhere.
Politics
Albuquerque Rewrites Zoning Code to Allow More Mixed-Use Development
The city's revised land-use code aims to allow more housing and commercial space near transit corridors, a shift that planners say will reshape how Albuquerque grows over the next decade.
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Albuquerque Road and Trail Projects: Costs, Lengths and Completion Dates
State and city records list exact funding amounts, lane additions and trail miles for current infrastructure work.
property
Affordable Homes Albuquerque: South Valley Outperforms Neighbors
Home sales surge in South Valley as buyers priced out of Northeast Heights seek affordable properties near Avenida de Cesar Chavez and Isleta Boulevard.
wellness
Five Evidence-Based Techniques to Reduce Daily Stress
Albuquerque residents facing rising summer pressures can apply proven methods drawn from local wellness programs and national studies.
lifestyle
Albuquerque Gardeners Master 5 High Desert Techniques Before Spring Planting
Gardeners in the high desert can apply verified local practices to protect plants and manage resources ahead of seasonal work.
sport
Albuquerque's Amateur Leagues: Join Competition in 5 Simple Steps
With city-wide competition intensifying, the path to joining a squad is simpler than you might think.
sport
Albuquerque Amateur Soccer League: Nob Hill Strikers Lead
Nob Hill Strikers top Albuquerque amateur soccer standings with 28 points. Six matches remain before August championship at Albuquerque Sportsplex.
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Albuquerque’s Economic Resilience Amid Global Pressures
While cities around the world face economic uncertainty, Albuquerque maintains steady progress through local initiatives and community strength.
sport
Albuquerque Teams Deliver: High School Football, Isotopes Baseball, BJJ Results
High school football outcomes, Isotopes baseball and the Albuquerque Open BJJ demonstrate how area teams and events sustain local participation and connections.
lifestyle
Albuquerque Retirees Share What Makes Daily Life Work There
Residents point to costs, communities and city resources as key factors in daily senior life.
sport
Albuquerque Youth Sports Participation Reaches New Heights Across Programs
Figures from camps, school grants and athlete honors show sustained involvement across multiple programs.
sport
UNM Athletics Names New Tennis Coach, Expands Free Admission Access
From new tennis leadership to expanded free admission at University of New Mexico athletics, the department is adjusting its offerings for fans.