Eddie Moore is a photographer at various publications, including the Leader-Telegram and Taos News. He focuses on themes such as law and legal affairs, culture and society, and covers topics like health news, elections, government, politics, and public policy. Eddie's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including NewsBreak, TimesDaily, and the Albuquerque Journal.
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Eddie's coverage is heavily focused on local events, with a significant emphasis on sports and winter weather. If you're looking to pitch to him, consider providing insights or stories related to local sporting events (particularly skiing, basketball, and rodeo) and how they tie into the community fabric.
Given his focus on house & home themes as well as photography in some articles, he may also be interested in pitches related to these topics that are relevant to Albuquerque or New Mexico.
As Eddie predominantly covers local news in Albuquerque and New Mexico with an emphasis on specific sports such as skiing and basketball, pitching stories about local athletes' achievements or upcoming competitions could be particularly effective.
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Legislators have 30 days to act on budget and governor's priorities — but may introduce bills, too
By: Eddie Moore
Linda Singer, an attorney representing the plaintiff, makes closing arguments, Monday, March 23, 2026, in state court, in Santa Fe, N.M., in a trial where the social media conglomerate is accused of misleading its users about how safe its platforms are for children.
New Mexico Renaissance Celtic Festival draws thousands to Edgewood
New Mexico Renaissance Celtic Festival draws thousands to Edgewood
By: Eddie Moore
An employee with a demolition crew that is razing four historic casitas is shown working on Wednesday. The small buildings were once houses in a Santa Fe neighborhood the state Capitol now stands on.
By: Eddie Moore
Attorney General Raul Torrez, is joined by a group of mothers advocating for a change to social media, at a news conference outside First District Court, in Santa Fe, N.M., Monday, May 4, 2026.
By: Eddie Moore
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham speaks during a Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Sandia Golf Club on May 5. The governor helped state Democratic Party officials make the pitch Thursday to be included in the early window for the 2028 presidential primary.
By: Eddie Moore
State Rep. Brian Baca, R-Los Lunas, left, listens to committee discussion during a February 2023 meeting of the House Appropriations and Finance Committee at the state Capitol. A recent special audit found Baca was improperly paid while taking time off from his job as a Los Lunas Schools administrator.
