Good morning, this is Albuquerque Local Pulse for Sunday, September 21, 2025.Let’s start with our breaking news. Last night a deputy-involved shooting took place in northwest Albuquerque, specifically near the 6000 block of 2nd Street. Bernalillo County Sheriff’s deputies responded just after eight forty, and the incident is currently under investigation. Authorities have not released further details, but residents nearby are advised to stay alert and check for updates as more information comes in.Shifting to city hall, there’s growing discussion around new zoning proposals that could affect building heights along Central Avenue. The city council is looking to encourage mixed-use development, which might change the look and feel of Nob Hill and parts of Downtown. These changes are part of Albuquerque’s ongoing efforts to promote affordable housing and economic growth.The weather today is cooperating with our weekend plans. We’re starting off with clear skies, a gentle breeze, and temperatures right around eighty degrees. There’s a chance of scattered clouds later, but no rain expected. This is good news for those heading out to enjoy community events or catch some of the big games.And speaking of games, last night the Albuquerque Isotopes brought excitement to Rio Grande Credit Union Field, claiming a strong ten to five victory over Reno. The crowd cheered as Braiden Ward stole home with lightning speed, marking his fifth steal of home this year. Fans also celebrated the team’s twelfth millionth fan, a huge milestone for Isotopes Park. Today marks the final game of the season, with local favorite Xzavion Curry taking the mound.Congratulations are in order for several Albuquerque high school teams. La Cueva’s girls’ soccer team secured another district win on Friday, while Volcano Vista’s football squad remains undefeated after their tight victory over Sandia. These teams are making us proud and setting the bar high for fall sports.On the job front, the city’s unemployment rate is hovering close to six percent—steady from last month. New hires are showing up at businesses west of the river, especially in logistics and retail. Meanwhile, construction crews broke ground for a new medical plaza off Montaño Road, promising over seventy new jobs when it opens next spring.In real estate, listings remain brisk with about twelve hundred homes for sale citywide. Average prices sit just below three hundred thirty thousand dollars, which is a slight increase since August. There’s growing interest in homes around Balloon Fiesta Park as the fall festival season approaches.Albuquerque’s cultural scene is buzzing. Tonight local jazz musicians take the stage at The Guild for an outdoor concert, with food trucks and local artists joining in. Tomorrow, the Old Town Arts Crawl kicks off at six, featuring more than twenty galleries.If you’re looking for something family friendly, the annual Harvest Festival at Rio Grande Nature Center opens its gates today. There are hayrides, pumpkin painting, and plenty of treats—a perfect way to welcome the changing season.Before we go, a feel-good story. Students from Highland High School spent Saturday repainting murals along Central and Louisiana, turning blank walls into vibrant community art pieces. Their work brightens our city and brings neighbors together.For today’s crime report, aside from last night’s deputy-involved shooting, local police made two arrests in the South Valley after a string of car burglaries on Isleta Boulevard. Officers recovered stolen property and parents are reminded to lock vehicles and keep valuables out of sight.Thanks for tuning in to Albuquerque Local Pulse. Remember to subscribe so you never miss a beat. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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