Albuquerque Seeks Volunteers to Feed Seniors
The City of Albuquerque needs volunteers to help deliver meals to seniors across the city. A few morning hours each week could help sustain vital nutrition and connection for older adults.
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Albuquerque Hits 100% Renewable Energy for City Operations
Eight new solar projects across Albuquerque will push the city to 100% renewable energy for all municipal buildings, with zero upfront taxpayer cost. Construction just began at the first two sites, with the rest rolling out through 2027.
Albuquerque Man Returns Scrapped Surveillance Cameras to Police
After his county cancelled a controversial surveillance contract, one Albuquerque resident took matters into his own hands by removing abandoned camera towers and delivering them straight to the sheriff's office. His bold act of civic participation has sparked conversations about community oversight and government accountability.
Woman Beats Septic Shock After 237 Days in Hospital
After developing life-threatening septic shock and lung failure, Gaileen spent 237 days in intensive care before walking out to go home. Her recovery from mechanical ventilation and multiple organ complications shows what's possible with specialized long-term acute care.
Tanveer Beats Stroke, Sepsis, and Ventilator in 35 Days
A woman who couldn't speak or open her eyes after a devastating stroke defied a grim prognosis and walked out of the hospital 35 days later. Her recovery at Kindred Hospital Albuquerque shows what's possible when specialized care teams refuse to give up.
50+ Volunteers Beautify Albuquerque Schools for Students
More than 50 volunteers are transforming two Albuquerque high schools this weekend, creating welcoming spaces for students before the new school year begins. United Way's Day of Caring brings together local businesses and community members to show students someone believes in their future.
Olympic Gold Medalist Gable Steveson Makes UFC Debut Saturday
Wrestling champion Gable Steveson brings his Olympic gold medal credentials to the UFC this weekend, entering as potentially the heaviest favorite in the sport's history. The 26-year-old trains in Albuquerque and has already knocked out three opponents in under a round each.
Albuquerque Celebrates 13 Grads Who Beat the Odds
Thirteen Albuquerque high school students who overcame violence and trauma just graduated with help from mentors who believed in them. Their success story shows what's possible when schools invest in at-risk youth.
Albuquerque Funds Cash Program With Cannabis Tax Revenue
Albuquerque used recreational marijuana tax money to fund a yearlong guaranteed income program that helped 42 young people stabilize their finances. Participants saved 26% more and improved their credit scores without any restrictions on how they spent the money.
Teacher Beats Ventilator, Returns to Fifth Grade Classroom
A fifth-grade teacher in Albuquerque who doctors didn't expect to survive respiratory failure has made a full recovery and returned to her students. Karen's journey from ICU ventilator to classroom shows the power of determination and specialized care.
Air Force Vet Beats Ventilator Dependence in Albuquerque
A retired Air Force veteran and devoted father recovered from life-threatening respiratory failure and kidney damage after weeks of specialized hospital care. Lester's son discovered him unresponsive at home, setting in motion a remarkable journey back to independence.
Teen Cancer Survivor to Meet Pope After 14-Pound Tumor Battle
Isabella Solis beat a rare ovarian cancer that produced a 14-pound tumor, and Make-A-Wish is sending her to meet Pope Leo XIV in Rome. The 16-year-old from Albuquerque now plans to become a pediatric oncology nurse to help other kids fighting cancer.