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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By: Natalie Wadas
The New Mexico Game and Fish Department (NMGAFD) could soon be going by a new name; and that’s not the only change lawmakers are proposing.
By: Natalie Wadas
News 13 asked the Albuquerque Police Department what they learned and how they plan to keep people safe this year.
“It’s not just a race it’s actually much more than just a race,” says Aneta Konieczek, two-time Olympian and participant in the Turkey Trot.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Nearly 2,000 people laced up their sneakers before the Thanksgiving feast and hit the pavement at Balloon Fiesta Park Thursday morning for the 2024 Albuquerque Turkey Trot.
By: Natalie Wadas
News 13 spoke with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to find out why it seems the flock is thinner this year.
“It’s been a really busy year for CYFD,” says Teresa Casados, cabinet secretary of CYFD.
By: Natalie Wadas
The city filed its lawsuit Thursday, saying it shouldn’t be held responsible for the problems caused by the contractor they hired.
“What we’ve done in this department here is we’ve been able to understand exactly what are those needs that’s stopping these people from becoming self-sustainable,” Fr…
By: Natalie Wadas
Posted: Updated: ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Albuquerque has rules on the books requiring home heating, but a new change is also now
News 13 spoke with the CYFD secretary about their latest group home that opened a week ago in Albuquerque.
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