Good morning, Albuquerque.

Two Albuquerque men calling themselves real-life superheroes distribute food, water and hygiene supplies to homeless people while urging residents to join local government meetings for policy change.

Their outreach, rooted in personal experience, challenges stereotypes and reminds the community that connection can spark progress.

On April 25, the newly renamed Sí Se Puede Committee held Voces de Comunidad at the Railyards Market to honor Dolores Huerta’s legacy and engage local youth—featuring live music and guest speakers for community healing.

ReBuild ReSale Store in Bernalillo opened on April 30 to fund free home repairs for low-income veterans, seniors, and families across Sandoval County.

The curated resale shop offers home and vintage items to support repairs in the community.

Albuquerque hosted the All-American Rejects’ free House Party Tour show yesterday at 7 p.m. after fans picked a unique venue (from the Foothills, Nob Hill, or the Northeast Heights) that brought live music closer to home.

Albuquerque's Route 66 Visitor Center hosts a free Centennial Concert Series every Saturday from noon to 4 p.m. through May 30.

Local alumni artists will play varied tunes, and food trucks + Tractor Brewing will serve refreshments at the outdoor amphitheater.

A UNM Anderson School of Management team placed first overall in the Chicago Quantitative Alliance Investment Challenge.

David Dávila and Samuel Landis, members of the Lobo Investment Club, used a momentum-based strategy that earned them $3,000 in prize money and a 29.06% return.

Dava Manes will walk the UNM stage this spring to earn her bachelor's in sociology after balancing parenting, a TikTok career and studies (she was inducted into the Alpha Kappa Delta Honor Society), inspiring others to believe education has no expiration date.

Registration is open for Rio Rancho Public Schools' Nexus Summer Camp, where 6th to 8th graders can explore STEM, robotics, art, and athletics at Mountain View Middle School from 1 to 6 p.m. June 1-5, with a fee of $80 per student + limited spots available.

Former National Science Board member Julia Phillips warned that the board's firing on April 27 could reduce federal research funding for local institutions like UNM & New Mexico Tech.

Her remarks suggest potential ripples in science education and innovation across Albuquerque.

New Mexico Highlands University announced changes in its administration, placing Provost Dann Brown and men's basketball coach Zach Settembre on leave while terminating three other administrators.

Interim president Kimberly Blea now leads the university as unions and staff voice concerns.

New Mexico conservationists and elected officials reported on Wednesday that conservation icon Ted Turner died May 6 at 87.

They praised his work in turning over a million acres into thriving habitat for native species.

The City of Albuquerque's Municipal Department is installing new Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons at Jackson Middle School—work has begun—and at Jimmy Carter and McKinley middle schools as crews become available.

The installations, part of the Stop! For Everyone campaign, will be completed by the end of May.

At a Tuesday town hall in Socorro, residents opposed a proposal from Green Data to build a large data center on 10,000 acres in partnership with New Mexico Tech, citing concerns over water use and community impact — university officials said a decision would be discussed May 19.

The Campground at Winrock food truck park is now open at Winrock Town Center off Louisiana Boulevard and I-40 in northeast Albuquerque.

Officials say it is open daily and will add more vendors, seating and programming, with a grand opening celebration planned this weekend.

An Evening with Wilco

7-9:30 p.m. — Popejoy Hall — Tickets from $110 — Experience Wilco live in an unforgettable evening of music.

Acoustic Gap Performance

6-10 PM — Steel Bender Brewyard — Free entry — Experience a mix of modern bluegrass, western swing, and light jazz in a vibrant atmosphere.

Unknown Mortal Orchestra Live

7-9:30 p.m. — The Historic El Rey Theater — $28+ — Experience the unique sounds of Unknown Mortal Orchestra with supporting acts Elliot & Vincent.

Louis Hayes Live Performance

7-9 p.m. — Outpost Performance Space — Tickets start at $54 — Experience the unforgettable live performance of renowned jazz drummer Louis Hayes in Albuquerque.

Carin Leon at Boots In The Park 2026

May 15-16 — Golf & Event Center at Balloon Fiesta Park — Ticket prices vary — Experience the bold melodies and lyrical roots of regional Mexican music with a pioneering artist.

The Dust Devils Live Performance

5-9 p.m. — Santa Fe Brewing Company Albuquerque Taproom — No cover charge — Enjoy the lively tunes of classic country western swing from the Dust Devils.

Martin Amini Standup Comedy Show

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Hyena's Comedy Nightclub — Tickets required — Experience a night of laughter with Martin Amini's unique blend of comedy inspired by his multicultural heritage.

Route 66 Connected: A Photo-Ethnographic Exploration

11 a.m. — Wheels Museum — Free entry — Explore the heritage and narratives of Route 66 in New Mexico through visual storytelling.

Gardening U Class

1-2 p.m. — Albuquerque Garden Center — Free entry — Enhance your green thumb with insights from Master Gardener Barb Shapiro.

Albuquerque Isotopes vs. El Paso Chihuahuas

6:35-7:35 p.m. — RGCU Field at Isotopes Park — $7 parking — Cheer on the Albuquerque Isotopes as they face off against the El Paso Chihuahuas.