Ryan Boetel

It wasn't much of a surprise.

Should Albuquerque keep the ship steady or take a new approach? That’s what voters will decide beginning Tuesday when early voting opens in this year’s local election, which among other

Albuquerque will soon be in the thick of a mayoral race, and we will be surrounded by commercials, debates, forums and yard signs. As the campaign season kicks into gear,

Every 10 years, congressional districts are redrawn based on the census, and the idea is that the shift will create better representation. In reality, the process has turned into one

Health care has become a central concern in New Mexico in recent years. We’ve heard about waitlists and long drives for appointments, Medicaid cuts at the federal level, a shortage

My girlfriend and I were in the market for a new couch. We wanted a nice and comfortable one to tie the living room together in front of a new

Too often New Mexico and Albuquerque find themselves on the wrong end of national rankings — education, crime, poverty, etc.

At this moment, special interest groups are trying to sway Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham one way or another as she contemplates signing bills from the 2025 legislative session into law.

Editor’s note: This is the seventh in a series introducing readers to the Journal’s new Community Council members. These are excerpts from a longer podcast interview .

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