Good morning, this is Albuquerque Local Pulse for March 4, 2025.We're starting with some breaking news from overnight. The Albuquerque Police Department is investigating a fatal hit-and-run collision that occurred late Friday in Northeast Albuquerque. Authorities are actively searching for the driver involved and urging anyone with information to come forward.In city developments, Albuquerque Fire Rescue has announced a reorganization to handle the increasing volume of 911 calls. This change aims to improve response times and resource allocation across the city.On the education front, there's good news for Aztec Schools as classes are set to restart after recent disruptions. Meanwhile, the University of New Mexico is conducting a survey on campus transportation, seeking input on how students and staff get around.In the job market, Albuquerque's tech scene continues to thrive. The cybersecurity sector is experiencing significant growth, with projections showing an 18% increase in positions. Entry-level cybersecurity roles are offering competitive salaries ranging from $55,000 to $180,000 annually. Major employers like Sandia National Labs and Intel are actively recruiting, creating exciting opportunities for local talent.For those interested in the arts, we've got a treat coming up. The National Fiery Foods and BBQ Show is set to spice things up at Sandia Resort and Casino. It's a great chance to sample some of the hottest flavors from around the region.In sports, the Lobo women's basketball team faced a tough loss against Wyoming, with a final score of 59-40. However, the men's team secured a big conference win, keeping their season hopes alive.Weather-wise, we're looking at a warmer day ahead with plenty of sunshine and light winds. It's perfect for outdoor activities, so make the most of it, Albuquerque!On the crime front, there's some positive news. The District Attorney's office reports early success with "Operation Route 66," an initiative aimed at reducing crime along the Central Avenue corridor.In community news, a heartwarming story emerged as a man recently reunited with the emergency team that saved his life. It's a powerful reminder of the dedication of our first responders.Looking ahead, don't forget about the upcoming vinyl convention. Record collectors are expected to turn out in record numbers, showcasing Albuquerque's growing love for vinyl.Lastly, for our tech enthusiasts, Los Alamos National Lab has developed new technology to simulate prescribed burns, potentially revolutionizing forest management practices.This has been Albuquerque Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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