Monica Logroño Kob is a journalist based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where she writes for KOB 4. With a focus on local news, Monica covers a variety of topics including crime, community events, and developments in the area. Her reporting aims to keep residents informed about what's happening in their city and provide them with the latest updates on important issues.
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Monica's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly crime and community events in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She appears to be interested in breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements related to these topics.
If you have insights or data relating to crime trends, public service developments or community events specific to Albuquerque or New Mexico, Monica would likely find this information relevant for her reporting. Additionally, if you can provide commentary on government policies or local political matters affecting the region, it may also align with her areas of interest.
Monica’s focus is primarily within the United States; however she has a strong emphasis on local news from Albuquerque and New Mexico.
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Family of hit-and-run victim works to prevent future tragedies
Jurors hear opening statements in 2022 murder trial
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – There are 68 days until Decision 2024. While that might seem like a long time, in just a little over two months New Mexicans will not only be voting for the next U.S. President, but they’ll also be voting for four congressional seats in our state.
Suspect accused of killing massage parlor owner found guilty
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — This summer, ABQ Ride has been hosting street fairs to get people walking around downtown and welcome them to the Alvarado Transit Center.
Expo New Mexico hosts All American Futurity following Ruidoso flooding
Local organization helps victims of violent deaths
By: Monica Logroño Kob
New Mexico State Fair adds new technology and more officers to enhance safety
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Albuquerque police and the FBI finally discovered the identities of two victims decades after the crimes by using genealogy.
Albuquerque Community Safety marked three years of service by noting their accomplishments and what they need to do to improve from here.
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