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Nusenda Upgrades Uptown Site with a Modern Hub

April 17, 2026

New Mexico’s biggest credit union is trading its older Uptown branch for a sleek, six-lane drive-thru and a bigger parking lot. The new two-story building, sitting on what used to be a movie theater parking area, will open in early 2027. Instead of walking into a teller line, customers will roll up

crime

Houston Company Under Federal Scrutiny in Diesel Export Probe

April 17, 2026

A Houston-based fuel trader called Ikon Midstream is now at the center of a federal investigation after U. S. authorities executed a search warrant at its offices this week. Two officials and a Mexican security source say the raid targeted documents and electronics, but no arrests were made. The com

crime

How digital kidnappers turned a quiet Chicago neighborhood into a crime scene

April 17, 2026

Early one October morning in 2024, six strangers in black tactical gear rolled into Lincoln Park, a neighborhood known for its tree-lined streets and upscale homes. They weren’t delivering packages or selling services—they were hunting a family. Using social connections to track their target, they f

sports

Is LIV Golf worth saving?

April 16, 2026

When LIV Golf launched in 2022, it promised a bold new chapter for professional golf. Backed by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, the tour lured top players with huge paychecks and flashy events. But four years later, the experiment looks like a costly mistake. Viewership numbers tell the stor

crime

Hunting for answers in cartel territory

April 16, 2026

Raúl Servín keeps searching, even after eight long years. Every Tuesday, the Guadalajara man loads his van with tools, supplies, and a few volunteers. Their mission? To dig through sun-scorched land where bodies may lie hidden by cartel violence. Servín isn’t just looking for his own missing son—he’

opinion

Why Facts Matter When You Write a Letter

April 15, 2026

The Voices page is a space for people who live in Arkansas to share their thoughts. Because the page only shows one letter from each writer every 30 days, it keeps a mix of voices and prevents the same names from filling every issue. In recent years, fewer people have sent letters because some have

politics

Waltz Raises Questions About Bachelet’s Future UN Role

April 15, 2026

Mike Waltz, the U. S. representative to the United Nations, made headlines on Wednesday when he echoed a senator’s doubts about former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet’s suitability for the top UN post. The comments came during a Senate committee hearing where Senator Pete Ricketts criticized Bac

crime

How Activism and Accusations Collide in Mexico’s Drug War

April 15, 2026

A leading human rights campaigner in Mexico now faces U. S. sanctions after Washington accused him of secretly working for a major drug cartel. Raymundo Ramos, known for publicizing military abuses in the violent border city of Nuevo Laredo, has been labeled by American officials as a cartel-linked

entertainment

Banana Ball Brings Fun, Firefighters and Flashy Beats to Albuquerque

April 13, 2026

Albuquerque’s Isotopes Park turned into a lively carnival this weekend, hosting two nights of Banana Ball—a quirky twist on baseball that mixes music, dancing and fan‑centric antics. The Party Animals and Firefighters faced off twice, drawing a crowd of about 27, 000 over Saturday night and Sunday a

business

Local Food Biz Wins New Incentives in Bernalillo County

April 13, 2026

In Albuquerque, food makers often feel the pulse of their local economy. When a county commission announced a plan to tie tax breaks to buying locally and hiring nearby, the Street Food Institute saw a chance to strengthen its community ties. The institute runs a shared kitchen and teaches new ch