Colleen Heild is a reporter based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She primarily writes for the Albuquerque Journal and Yahoo News, covering local news and issues in the area. Her work has also been featured in publications such as the Rio Rancho Observer and Valencia County News-Bulletin.
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By: Colleen Heild
Oct. 14—It took only nine days for a multi-agency undercover online chat operation to attract eight people from Albuquerque and the surrounding areas who allegedly wanted to have sex with children. Another suspect identified by the state Department of Justice-led law enforcement mission is still at large. Of the eight whose arrests were announced at a press conference Monday, one is a middle ...
By: Colleen Heild
It took only nine days for a multi-agency undercover online chat operation to attract eight people from Albuquerque and the surrounding areas who allegedly wanted to have sex with children.
"I hope this is really a kind of wake-up call to all these predators that come and prey on our children, our most vulnerable, " said one FBI Special Agent in Charge.
Drivers escorting edibles, pre-rolls and other cannabis products that are legal under New Mexico law say their loads and sometimes their personal belongings are being hijacked by U.S. Customs and
By: Colleen Heild
As the son of Mexican immigrants who earned a college degree in criminal justice, former U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer Oscar Orrantia is now headed to federal prison for
A longtime journalist who covered George W. Bush's White House for Bloomberg News and served as interim bureau chief for TIME Magazine in London and the Middle East will become
By: Colleen Heild
A longtime journalist who covered George W. Bush's White House for Bloomberg News and served as interim bureau chief for Time Magazine in London
By: Colleen Heild
Veteran state Sen. Jerry Ortiz y Pino of Albuquerque tapped his campaign account in 2021 to make a $200 donation for a high school student’s summer workshop.
Alex Uballez, left, discusses an FBI-US Marshal Service investigation linked to a federal correctional facility in Milan, N.M. Assistant FBI Special Agent in Charge Phillip Russell, right, also attended the
Illegal drugs are big business inside New Mexico’s primary federal detention center 70 miles west of Albuquerque. The prices are exorbitant, with inmates reporting leaving the private facility with more
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