Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 19th of December.
Good morning, Albuquerque.
A water outage in the Juan Tabo Boulevard and Four Hills Road area of Albuquerque is under investigation by the Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority, with no estimated time for restoration provided.
Albuquerque police are seeking public assistance to find Jose Jurado-Corral, a suspect in a vehicular homicide case from July.
The Museum of Modern Art has acquired several pieces by Chris Cornelius, the first Indigenous architect featured, to exhibit in its Architecture and Design collection, highlighting resilient community designs and Indigenous perspectives.
The Albuquerque school board is set to vote on closing Taft Middle School to reassign the students to Taylor Middle School, aiming to optimize educational and financial viability, with affected students' relocation fostering a new international school.
Engaging children in activities during winter break is important for their development, with several camps available in Albuquerque.
Natalie Brigance, a dedicated plant enthusiast and University of New Mexico employee, retires after over 40 years of service, leaving behind a legacy of student support and campus enhancement.
Food & Water Watch is advocating for a moratorium on large-scale dairy farms in New Mexico, citing environmental concerns and the impact on family farms.
A federal judge rules FEMA must compensate victims of the 2022 Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon Fire in northern New Mexico for emotional distress, not just economic losses.
A federal judge's order permits Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia to play a fifth season in 2025, challenging the NCAA's eligibility restrictions and marking a significant moment for college athletes and potential NIL earnings.
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.
Maxwell: Neo-Soul Music Legend in Concert
Maxwell, a key figure in the neo-soul movement, will perform live at Route 66 Casino Hotel, showcasing his significant influence on the genre.
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