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Good morning, Albuquerque. Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 24th of December.

ACCIDENTS NEWS

  • A 10-year-old boy is hospitalized in critical condition after a pickup struck him while he was on an electric scooter in Southeast Albuquerque.  Albuquerque Journal

CRIME NEWS

  • In Albuquerque, two individuals with extensive arrest records were charged after a series of armed robberies culminated in a police shooting, with no officers injured.  KOAT
  • A homicide investigation is underway in northeast Albuquerque following the discovery of a driver shot dead after a vehicle crash.  KOAT
  • An Albuquerque teen faces a 25-year sentence for the fatal shooting of 17-year-old Gabriel Gurule after a confrontation.  Albuquerque Journal

CULTURE NEWS

  • Dave Hernandez of Scared of Chaka discusses the band's journey from local shows to international tours, their reunion, and the evolution of punk rock.  The Paper.

EDUCATION NEWS

  • The UNM Anderson School's Innovation Academy recently hosted its fall Rainforest Pitch competition, allowing New Mexico university students to compete for a $10,000 cash prize pool by presenting their innovative business ideas.  University of New Mexico

GOVERNMENT NEWS

  • New Mexico's legislature faces a decision to renew, adjust, or let expire tax deductions on medical expenses and out-of-state inheritance affecting many residents, with current benefits ending in 2025.  Source NM
  • New Mexico counties, including Bernalillo, approved salary increases for county officials, their first since 2018, to comply with state law requiring approval before new terms.  KKOB

HEALTH NEWS

  • Dr. Abinash Achrekar explains that severe and ongoing leg pain could indicate serious conditions such as deep vein thrombosis, peripheral artery disease, or sciatica, emphasizing the importance of medical consultation.  KOAT

EVENTS

SUBMIT EVENT
  • 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.

    Sat, 12/28/24

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  • 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.

    Tue, 12/31/24

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  • 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.

    Sat, 1/11/25

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  • 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.

    Thu, 1/16/25

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  • 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.

    Fri, 1/17/25

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  • 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.

    Sat, 1/18/25

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  • TX2, Tillie, and Flat Out Concert

    A vibrant music event featuring TX2, Tillie, and Flat Out at Launchpad in Albuquerque.

    Sun, 1/19/25

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  • Wyly Bigger Live Performance

    Wyly Bigger will perform live at Steel Bender Brewyard in Albuquerque.

    Wed, 1/22/25

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