Ryan Boetel is a reporter based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He specializes in covering local news and has written for publications such as the Albuquerque Journal and Space Today. Ryan's articles cover a wide range of topics, including education, business, technology, and space exploration.
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Ryan Boetel's local coverage focuses on a wide range of topics including business, economic development, education, housing, and health. He frequently reports on press releases and government and private sector announcements.
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It's one of the most iconic building in Downtown Albuquerque, and it's got new owners.
Election Day has come and gone. And we're left with a slew of stories to write. President Donald Trump is heading back to the Oval Office.
A business recovery center opened in Roswell to help companies that were impacted by severe storms and flooding last month.
The Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency launched a new grant program that will help business owners in five parts of the city make improvements.
So our cover story this week is a big one.
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Mexico is hoping a new grant program will be a shot in the arm and help the state recruit new physicians.
It's a thriving part of the city for adults, college students and kids.
The state of New Mexico is recognizing National Apprenticeship Week by highlighting the different types of careers that are available after completing an apprenticeship program.
Nearly 100 new employees in several sectors will be funded through a state job training program.
By: Ryan Boetel
Gabe Vasquez is still optimistic.
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