Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 6th of September.
Good morning, Albuquerque.
Former Albuquerque firefighters Jim Breen and Troy Hamby recalled helping with Pentagon recovery efforts six days after the Sept.
11 attack when FEMA deployed their team within 24 hours; they described the hazardous work + the community’s heartfelt welcome upon their return.
New Mexico schools will keep serving free breakfast and lunch until at least 2030 despite nationwide SNAP cuts.
State officials recertified eligibility with school districts to secure federal reimbursement and maintain stable meal programs for students.
Repair crews are working on a water main break that started Saturday at 6 p.m. near 1st Street NW and McKnight Avenue NW; drivers are advised to exercise caution and avoid the area.
Lobo Nation filled University Stadium on Saturday, Sept.
5 as UNM defeated Central Michigan 38-7 in front of 24,126 fans in the largest season-opening crowd in 12 years. The win boosted the Lobos' home streak as they prepare to face Mercyhurst on Saturday, Sept. 12 at 2 p.m.
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