Albuquerque Local Pulse: City projects, job market, and community events for July 8th
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Albuquerque Local Pulse: City projects, job market, and community events for July 8th
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We wake up to a warm and sunny start this morning with highs expected in the low nineties. There’s just a slight breeze, so it’s a perfect day for outdoor plans, but remember to stay hydrated and watch for the heat through the afternoon. We might see a few clouds move in by the evening, but no rain in the forecast today.
Breaking news from overnight: Albuquerque Police continue to investigate a deadly crash involving a pedestrian near Unser Boulevard and Spring Flower Road on the city’s southwest side. The incident happened early Monday, and investigators are still piecing together what led to this tragic event. We’ll bring you any major updates as they come in.
Police were also called yesterday afternoon to an officer-involved shooting on South Branch Drive. Details are limited at this hour, but no officers were seriously hurt. The investigation is ongoing, and we expect a statement from city officials later today.
In city hall news, 2025 has been dubbed the “year of parks” in Albuquerque. The city’s Parks and Recreation team finished fifty-seven projects so far this year, totaling an investment of about thirty-five million dollars. Major renovations at Wells Park, Phil Chacon Park, and Los Altos Park are already complete, and now the city is looking at Mesa Verde Park for a full renovation. Tonight, city leaders will take public comments about the Mesa Verde project from six to eight thirty at the Mesa Verde Community Center. If you’re passionate about neighborhood greenspace, this is your chance to get involved.
Albuquerque’s job market keeps evolving, with new businesses setting up shop along Central Avenue downtown and on the West Side. Several new restaurants and retail stores are hiring, and there’s been a modest uptick in tech jobs. The real estate market remains active, with average home prices holding steady. Inventory is up just a bit, giving buyers more options than earlier in the year.
On the cultural front, the city is gearing up for the national Mayors Innovation Project Summer Meeting, coming at the end of this month. Leaders from across the country will gather here to discuss city planning, economic development, and our growing sports economy. So expect to see more activity and visitors around Civic Plaza and in Old Town as the conference approaches.
For music lovers, tonight’s Albuquerque Murder Mystery at a downtown venue invites all ages to join a playful whodunit set right here in our city streets.
Looking ahead, don’t miss the free family movie night at Roosevelt Park this Friday or the local farmers market opening Saturday morning on Eighth Street near Robinson Park.
Albuquerque schools are out for the summer, but several high school athletes made us proud last weekend at the state summer sports showcase. Congratulations to all who competed.
And in a feel-good story, volunteers rallied to repaint murals and refresh playgrounds at Wilson Middle School, showing once again what neighbors can do when they come together.
This has been Albuquerque Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.