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The two detectives — part of a unit that pursues the "worst of the worst" — had shot at nine people between them, leaving five dead, prior to a January run-in wit… Read moreAlbuquerque police detail fatal shooting of armed robbery suspect SANTA FE — A divided New Mexico Supreme Court ruled Thursday that emergency order

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abqjournal.com > opinion > opinion-nm-can-lead-the-clean-energy-future-if-we-stay-the-course > 3117715

New Mexico’s clean energy path needs steady progress

4+ hour, 36+ min ago   (652+ words) New Mexico made a bold commitment in 2019. With the passage of the Energy Transition Act, our state set a clear path toward carbon-free electricity. That vision was not theoretical. It was a directive to act. Today, that future is taking…...

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abqjournal.com > business > santa-fe-brewing-co-pursues-strategic-growth-despite-industry-headwinds > 3118695

Santa Fe Brewing Co. pursues strategic growth despite industry headwinds

7+ hour, 9+ min ago   (1253+ words) State’s largest and oldest brewer is expanding in Albuquerque, Las Cruces Santa Fe Brewing Co. has come a long way since CEO Brian Lock first joined the business. At the time — 1996 — the venture was 8 years old, a mom-and-pop operation with…...

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abqjournal.com > opinion > opinion-new-mexico-energy-production-on-the-eve-of-9 > 11 > 3117158

New Mexico oil faced a rocky road before 9/11

8+ hour, 9+ min ago   (492+ words) Twenty-five years after the 9/11 attacks, a common narrative is that the attacks caused America to reexamine its consumption of foreign oil, leading to some sort of resurgence of domestic drilling and production. In New Mexico, the story of oil on…...

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abqjournal.com > opinion > opinion-camino-collaborative-is-key-to-nms-tech-economy > 3118044

CNM sees a path to high-paying tech jobs in New Mexico

8+ hour, 9+ min ago   (442+ words) I believe that moment has arrived. Location matters. The proximity to Sandia is key and will bring learners, educators, engineers, researchers, entrepreneurs and industry leaders into an innovation space to encourage movement of ideas from research to businesses, training programs…...

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abqjournal.com > business > ags-office-presses-pnm-on-unusually-high-customer-bills > 3119809

AG presses PNM over high customer bills

9+ hour, 58+ min ago   (652+ words) Attorney General Raúl Torrez’s office hand-delivered a letter to the president and CEO of Public Service Company of New Mexico’s parent company on Wednesday, asking the state’s largest utility to explain its billing practices. In recent months, with sweltering temperatures…...

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abqjournal.com > opinion > opinion-planned-questa-hydrogen-facility-needs-a-redesign > 3117709

Opinion: Questa hydrogen project faces local concerns

14+ hour, 2+ min ago   (434+ words) In 2026, the Albuquerque Journal published two articles about the Questa hydrogen facility and solar array. While the second article discussed water and transparency issues, neither addressed the other major concerns held by locals, New Mexicans and tourists. In February, with…...

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abqjournal.com > business > array-technologies-opens-new-albuquerque-plant-amid-volatile-solar-market > 3118349

Array Technologies opens new Albuquerque plant amid volatile solar market

3+ day, 16+ hour ago   (876+ words) Array Technologies, one of New Mexico’s few publicly traded companies, cut the ribbon Wednesday on a new $50 million factory on Albuquerque’s West Side. But the ceremony inside the air-conditioned, 216,000-square-foot facility — attended by Mayor Tim Keller, U.S. Sen. Martin…...

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abqjournal.com > business > land-up-for-sale-near-old-town-listing-touts-redevelopment-opportunity > 3118051

Land up for sale near Old Town, listing touts redevelopment opportunity

3+ day, 19+ hour ago   (608+ words) A property near Old Town is up for grabs after more than 50 years under the same ownership. It includes three parcels spanning a little more than 1 acre off Central Avenue, just a couple of buildings away from the Central Grill…...

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abqjournal.com > business > could-a-new-campus-near-sandia-keep-young-talent-in-new-mexico > 3117261

Proposed campus aims to keep young talent in New Mexico

4+ day, 16+ hour ago   (812+ words) A new advanced manufacturing campus could come to unused Albuquerque Public Schools lots in the Sandia Science & Technology Park — a project its backers say could reshape New Mexico’s economic future. The proposed campus, built with money from public-private partnerships, will…...

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abqjournal.com > sports > nmsu-white-sands-fcu-agree-to-naming-rights-deal-for-pan-american-center > 3117095

NMSU’s Pan Am Center set for $13M naming rights deal

5+ day, 1+ hour ago   (492+ words) NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS New Mexico State University has reached an agreement with White Sands Federal Credit Union, giving the financial institution naming rights to the Pan American Center, according to documents reviewed by the Journal. The NMSU Board…...