Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 11th of October.
Good morning, Albuquerque.
🎭 Culture
Tourists at the nine-day Balloon Fiesta praised Albuquerque for its friendly locals, tasty food, and scenic views, with many extending short trips to explore Old Town + nearby attractions despite minor traffic complaints.
🎓 Education
UNM’s Global and National Security Policy Institute launched a new graduate certificate for professionals seeking policy analysis skills.
The program uses eight-week asynchronous classes that can be finished in about a year and a half + faster if two courses are taken at a time.
🌲 Environment
A wolf named Flor, trapped in Catron County and released in Mexico in May, traveled nearly 100 miles to return to NM around 11 p.m. on Oct.
3 near Antelope Wells — advocates say the crossing raises concerns about the border wall's impact on wildlife habitat.
🏛️ Government
UNM ended its plan to acquire the 25-bed Alta Vista Regional Hospital in Las Vegas after a letter of intent expired last month; the university said this route did not meet its goals amid questions over using legislative funds for a reproductive healthcare clinic.
🏈 Sports
After a bye week leaves the Lobos 4-1 overall and undefeated in conference play, their strong defense—leading the nation with 19 turnovers—and an improving offense led by starting QB Toa Fa’avae keep the team focused as they travel to Honolulu Saturday.
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