Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 18th of December.
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🚨 Crime
Albuquerque Police are seeking assistance to locate Christian Morillo Del Pozo and Mardorys Valles-Ochoa, identified as suspects in a July homicide on Indian School Road.
🎭 Culture
SugarMotor's performance at Studio 505 showcases a blend of diverse musical influences, creating a unique sound that defies genre norms.
🌲 Environment
A report estimates the liability from the largest wildfire in New Mexico history at over $5 billion, highlighting a funding gap as Congress considers an additional $1.5 billion in relief.
🏛️ Government
Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller, in an interview, highlights accomplishments such as breaking through longstanding city barriers, improving the APD's staffing, and advancing housing units, while addressing future goals and defending his tenure amid challenges like crime and homelessness.
The deadline for filing initial claims for damages caused by the Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon fire, which affected numerous communities in northern New Mexico, is set for December 20, with nearly $4 billion available for compensation.
Albuquerque city code has been modified by a narrow vote to mandate cooling provisions for tenants.
Albuquerque City Council passed an ordinance banning camping in public areas to address safety and cleanliness concerns.
A federal judge ruled against a FEMA regulation, allowing northern New Mexico wildfire victims to receive compensation for emotional distress, potentially amounting to several hundred million dollars.
The Albuquerque City Council approved three ordinances to address public safety and manage the city's homeless population by regulating camping in parks, the use of playground equipment, and preventing shopping cart theft.
📰 Lifestyle
Holiday seasons pose various risks to pets, including toxic foods and decorations, necessitating precautions to keep them safe.
🎉 Albuquerque Events
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Live Music Day at Belen Public Library
Cultural Enhancement for Valencia County Elders presents a free live music event featuring Gair Linhart, along with dancing and fun at the Belen Public Library.
Albuquerque's Ugly Sweater Pub Crawl
Participate in a fun pub crawl featuring various venues with games, contests, and food & drink specials, all while wearing your favorite ugly sweater.
New Mexico Bowl - College Football Post-Season Game
The New Mexico Bowl is an NCAA-sanctioned post-season college football bowl game held annually at University Stadium in Albuquerque, featuring teams from across the country.
1920s New Year's Eve Gala at JUNO Brewery
Celebrate the New Year in style with a swing dance gala featuring live music, a dance lesson, and a midnight champagne toast.
Air Supply Live Concert
Legendary soft-rock band Air Supply will perform their classic love songs and new material live at Route 66 Casino Hotel.
Albuquerque Comic Con 2025: A Premier Cosplay and Pop Culture Event
Albuquerque Comic Con is a three-day event featuring celebrity appearances, cosplay competitions, interactive panels, and vendor areas filled with collectibles and artwork.
Albuquerque Comic Con 2025: New Mexico's Pop Culture Extravaganza
Albuquerque Comic Con is the foremost pop culture event in New Mexico, showcasing top comic and media talents over an exciting weekend.
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