1. A man accused of shooting a man and stalking a woman took APD on a chase Thursday. Police took Albert Sedillo into custody when that chase ended near Unser and Sage.
Full Story: Suspect in custody in connection to southwest Albuquerque shooting
2. Temperatures will begin to fall on Friday as a storm system approaches New Mexico from the west. Highs will be a few degrees cooler under sunny skies on Friday.
Full Story: Mark’s Thursday Evening Forecast
3. The state is paying back a multi-million dollar backlog it owes filmmakers. The Taxation and Revenue Department announced Thursday that the state made payments of nearly $100 million to 98 films and TV shows this week.
Full Story: New Mexico issues tax rebates to film industry
4. You will soon see cameras and other security features added to Albuquerque city pools. The main goal: to keep vandals and trespassers out and in the process keep families safe.
Full Story: City of Albuquerque planning security upgrades at public pools
5. Authorities found a stash house used for human trafficking last week on Concord Road. Inside, they found seven teenagers from Guatemala. The Roswell Daily Record reports the house belonged to 41-year-old Christine McDonald.
Full Story: New Mexico woman wanted in connection to Roswell stash house
The Evening’s Top Stories
- Accident prompts replacement of three diving boards at city pools
- Durango hopes homeowners change landscapes to prevent wildfires
- Kirtland AFB’s ‘THOR’ is dropping the hammer on drones
- Advocates seek more protections after driver hits, kills wild horse
- Lawmakers challenge Trump administration on changes to methane waste rules
- Pine Lodge Fire burns 360 acres in Lincoln National Forest
- City of Albuquerque offers free or low-cost swimming lessons for kids
- Woman travels from Illinois to Albuquerque to volunteer at Senior Games
- Hundreds of riders expected in Santa Fe for bicycle race on Sunday
