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    • Pulitzer Prize-winning correspondent Peter Arnett, who reported from Vietnam and Gulf War, dies at 91
      Politics & Government

      Peter Arnett: a Legacy of Courage in War Reporting

      Bywork@laclear.us December 18, 2025

      Peter Arnett, the acclaimed journalist whose fearlessness brought vivid accounts of war to the world from Vietnam to Iraq, has passed away at the age of 91. His death, announced by his son Andrew Arnett, occurred in Newport Beach, California, where he was surrounded by family after entering hospice due to prostate cancer. Early Life…

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    • State green lights $90M for Fairgrounds redevelopment
      Arts & Culture

      Revitalizing Albuquerque: $90 Million Approved for Fairgrounds Overhaul

      Bywork@laclear.us December 18, 2025

      A Landmark Decision for the Community The New Mexico State Board of Finance has officially approved more than $90 million in funding aimed at redeveloping the historic New Mexico State Fairgrounds in Albuquerque. This significant investment, confirmed in December 2025, supports a vision of transforming the 236-acre site into a vibrant mixed-use destination that will…

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    • Crime & Safety

      Roberto Mendez-Ortega Arrested in Connection With Armed Robberies in Santa Fe

      Bywork@laclear.us December 18, 2025

      The Santa Fe Police Department has apprehended a suspect linked to a series of armed robberies that have alarmed local residents and business owners over the past month. Roberto Mendez-Ortega was arrested on December 10, 2025, following investigations into multiple robberies, including incidents at an Allsup’s convenience store and a McDonald’s on Thanksgiving Day, as…

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    • Trump gives prime-time address insisting the economy is stronger than many voters feel
      Politics & Government

      Trump’s Prime-Time Address: a Defense of Economic Policies Amidst Public Skepticism

      Bywork@laclear.us December 18, 2025

      Defending Economic Policies On December 17, 2025, President Donald Trump addressed the nation in a prime-time speech from the White House, seeking to bolster confidence in his economic policies. Flanked by Christmas decorations, Trump asserted that the U.S. economy is stronger than many voters perceive, despite rising public frustration over inflation and job market challenges….

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    • Pulitzer Prize-winning correspondent Peter Arnett, who reported on Vietnam and Gulf wars, has died
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      Remembering Peter Arnett: a Legacy of Courage in War Reporting

      Bywork@laclear.us December 18, 2025

      Trailblazer in Journalism Peter Arnett, the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist known for his courageous reporting from war zones, passed away on December 17, 2025, at the age of 91 in Newport Beach, California. His son, Andrew Arnett, confirmed that Peter died surrounded by family after a battle with prostate cancer. Early Career and Rise to Prominence…

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    • The Powerball’s jackpot climbed to $1.25 billion for Wednesday night's drawing. Here are the numbers
      Business & Economy

      Powerball Jackpot Soars to $1.25 Billion: Winning Numbers Revealed

      Bywork@laclear.us December 18, 2025

      Historic Jackpot on the Line The excitement surrounding the Powerball lottery continues to build as the jackpot climbs to an astonishing $1.25 billion for the drawing held on Wednesday night. This jackpot marks only the second time this year that a prize has exceeded the billion-dollar mark, captivating the attention of residents and tourists alike…

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    • Albuquerque's
      Local News

      Local Legend “mr. Christmas” Shines Bright on Abc’s Holiday Light Show

      Bywork@laclear.us December 18, 2025

      Celebrating Community Spirit Through Lights Dave Plourde, affectionately known as “Mr. Christmas,” is captivating audiences not only in Albuquerque but across the nation as a finalist on ABC’s popular show, The Great Christmas Light Fight. At 80 years old, this beloved local figure has transformed his home on Venticello Drive Northwest into a dazzling display…

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    • Politics & Government

      Controversy Brews Over New Mexico’s Second Chance Law for Youthful Offenders

      Bywork@laclear.us December 18, 2025

      Background of the Second Chance Law In a significant legislative move, New Mexico enacted the 2023 Second Chance Law, aimed at providing parole opportunities for individuals convicted of serious crimes between the ages of 14 and 17. This law reflects a shift towards recognizing the capacity for rehabilitation among youth, taking into account findings from…

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    • Retired APD officer enters plea in DWI bribery scandal
      Crime & Safety

      Former Apd Officer Admits Guilt in Bribery Scandal

      Bywork@laclear.us December 18, 2025

      Timothy McCarson’s Guilty Plea Timothy McCarson, a retired officer from the Albuquerque Police Department (APD), has pleaded guilty to federal charges tied to a longstanding bribery and extortion scheme involving DWI cases. His plea, entered on December 15, 2025, before a U.S. magistrate, marks him as the eighth former officer to concede involvement in this…

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    • Show Me The Light
      Arts & Culture

      Illuminating Faith: New Mexico Interfaith Dialogue’s Speaker Series

      Bywork@laclear.us December 18, 2025

      A Celebration of Diversity in Belief The New Mexico Interfaith Dialogue (NMID) is fostering community through a unique speaker series that aims to bridge gaps between diverse faiths. The series, aptly named “This is What I Would Like People to Know About My Faith,” invites speakers from various religious backgrounds to share insights about their…

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