The status quo ruled the day Tuesday as Albuquerque kept its mayor seated on the 11th floor and all bonds on the ballot passed. Re-elected Albuquerque Mayor Richard Berry said the bonds’ passage is very advantageous for the city.
The day-to-day scene of the KUNM headquarters is a productive, community-based environment. Any door throughout the maze of hallways that makes up the third floor of Oñate Hall could lead to an office where shots are being called
The parity expected in Conference USA men’s soccer is beginning to show itself in the early stages of league play. Eight teams already have at least one win, and only standings leader Alabama-Birmingham has two victories.
The New Mexico volleyball team stands out individually and as a team for being one of the better squads this season in the Mountain West Conference.
The decision to compete now or build for the future is always on Bob Davie’s mind. Coach Davie is in year two of rebuilding the New Mexico football team from the ground up, and he said it has been a more difficult process because the loss of scholarships and players.
Sun: it’s everywhere. Get used it. That might as well be the motto of the entire American southwest, especially New Mexico and Arizona. The entire region is blessed by the perfect intersection of several climatological and meteorological factors
Editor, On October 1, 2013 the United States government partially shut down. This was due to a budget dispute between the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate, over the funding of the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare).
Follow the Daily Lobo staff on Twitter as we report results and reaction from the Albuquerque municipal election. Join the conversation using #ABQ2013.
For over a decade, Linda McCormick has led the University through trash pickups and segregation of recyclables. With her retirement at the end of 2013, the recycling manager of UNM will leave a more sustainable, environmentally friendly campus for future generations.
Nine months and eight days of campaigning has led to this. Albuquerque residents will vote for a new mayor today, as polls opened for the city’s general elections at 7 a.m. The three candidates include incumbent Richard Berry and challengers Pete Dinelli and Paul Heh.
In an attempt to battle unemployment in New Mexico, a nonpartisan organization has proposed providing a more affordable education for international students. Local tax-exempt organization Think New Mexico printed a report titled “Addressing New Mexico’s Job Crisis”
A city lawman accuses UNM of being “anti-solar energy.” Jason Marks, an Albuquerque attorney who has served with the state’s Public Regulation Commission, said the University is a member of the New Mexico Industrial Energy Consumers (NMIEC), a lobbying group in Santa Fe.
Oct. 1 was a big day in American health care history, the day the online insurance marketplaces opened up under the Affordable Care Act. From now until March 31, 2014, you can go online to healthcare.gov and shop for the plan that fits you best. There is a lot of information out there, I know, and I don’t mean to overload you.
Editor, On Nov. 19, Albuquerque voters will decide whether the city government should interfere with a woman’s decision to end a pregnancy. Before going to the polls, voters should ask themselves, “Is this really the government’s business?”
Fall is the time for earthy flavors, and root vegetables fit the bill perfectly. There are numerous varieties which lend themselves to many cooking techniques, from simple to extravagant. One of the easiest ways to prepare these vegetables is to wash them well, peel and dice.
Midterms are over, balloonists are flooding the city and Fall Break is days away. What’s a college kid to do? Plenty!
The 42nd annual Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta kicked off Saturday morning. Here is a curation story of social media posts from the event’s second day.
During the fourth quarter of New Mexico State’s 26-16 loss to San Diego State in Las Cruces on Sept. 28, Zajac’s name was randomly pulled from the school’s student date base.
Albuquerque voters will be able to elect a mayor in the city’s general elections Tuesday. Are you planning to vote, and if so, who are you voting for?
Albuquerque’s mayoral elections are tomorrow, but not everybody is caught up with the recent mayoral debates. The Daily Lobo gave the three mayoral candidates a final chance to reach out to UNM’s voters and to speak about their stances on some of the city’s key issues.
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