Stephanie Muniz is a news reporter for KOAT 7, focusing on local news in Albuquerque, New Mexico. With a keen interest in criminal justice and immigration issues, Stephanie covers stories that impact the community, providing in-depth coverage and analysis.
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NMSU faculty members deliver more than 450 union petition cards starting the process for faculty to become unionized.
“The inside is illuminated and Zozobra every year goes up in flames,” Griego said.
Eight people are currently accused of killing an officer and are in prison not facing the death penalty but that may not be the case for Jaremy Smith.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The sound of bagpipes echo inside the legacy church. Followed by a moment of silence to honor not one but two fallen first responders.
CHIMAYO, N.M. — The annual pilgrimage to El Santuario de Chimayo is a New Mexico tradition people make the walk every year with a purpose.
According to police documents, two Albuquerque police officers heard shots coming from 4th Street and Central Avenue.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The once-leader of New Mexico House Democrats, Sheryl Williams Stapleton, faced a federal judge on fraud charges.
“We really just need to get the government out of this. And we need the government fundamentally to guarantee equal treatment under the law and guarantee basic liberties for everyone,” Torrez said.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The city of Albuquerque Environmental Planning Commission just approved an amendment to allow the proposed multi-stadium site, replacing what would've been a multi-story parking garage.
According to our partner's impact survey 47.9% of people think crime is the most important concern in our state.
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