Natalie Wadas is a multimedia journalist with a focus on local news in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She has written for KRQE News and her work has also been featured on KOIN-TV. Natalie covers a wide range of topics including crime, transportation, politics, and community issues.
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Natalie Wadas predominantly covers local government and political announcements, as well as evolving stories with a focus on New Mexico and Albuquerque. Her coverage also includes legal policy regulation topics related to crime, transportation, energy, education, and community development.
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“I know the last thing you want to see is an announcement that we have yet another wildfire in the area but this one is in a very remote location, so we’re very, while there will be som…
Is New Mexico ready to charge the wave of electric cars expected in the years ahead? Lawmakers are now hearing from government and utility leaders on if they can meet the coming commuter power dema…
By: Natalie Wadas
TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES, N.M. (KRQE) – After an outcry about New Mexico’s crumbling veterans’ home, the state built a brand new facility in Truth or Consequences, and the veterans are set…
By: Natalie Wadas
The New Mexico Department of Health Scientific Laboratories (NMDOHSL) were at the helm in early October when it came to figuring out if a national E. coli outbreak was festering in our state.
Two city councilors are proposing a change in the traffic laws to quiet the streets.
By: Natalie Wadas
While the family says this is a meaningful first step, they say their fight for justice is not over.
By: Natalie Wadas
“I do think that this is giving the city a little bit more teeth when it comes to enforcement of bad business,” says Albuquerque City Councilor Brook Bassan, who is sponsoring the new p…
By: Natalie Wadas
It came to light at Monday night’s City Council, when a councilor grilled the city about why there were traps on city buildings.
By: Natalie Wadas
The City of Albuquerque and Bernalillo County gave lawmakers an update on how opioid settlement dollars are being spent.
Six years in the making, Santa Fe’s much anticipated Midtown re-development is close to it’s first phase of work.
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