Tim Keller

All right, our next story comes from KRQE in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Mayor Tim Keller on Friday signed the city of Albuquerque's virtual currency ordinance into law banning physical cryptocurrency kiosks in the city.

The ordinance prohibits virtual currency ATMs and cashier-facilitated virtual currency transactions within city limits.

The measure was approved by the Albuquerque City Council on September 9.

Greg Hull is the Republican nominee running for governor there in New Mexico.

Albuquerque's mayor, Tim Keller, he's a Democrat.

Mayor, thank you so much for your time.

Hey, thank you so much for covering this.

The Maine bill passed 5-4, and two related requests for changes to state law also passed, while a proposal to increase zoning appeal fees was delayed.

Mayor Tim Keller will now decide whether to sign the legislation.

Dona Ana County commissioners have declared a state of disaster following major flooding that caused at least $17 million in damage across the county.

Emergency Manager Amanda Bowen says the estimate is expected to grow as crews continue assessing the damage.

Say what you want about Mayor

Tim Keller.

He ran for a third term last year, and he was more than happy to debate multiple times, and there were some spirited debates between here and there.

Yeah, absolutely.

A couple of energy stories right now, and I've been waiting multiple, several days to talk to you about this.

Look who has electric bus problems now.

Of course, you are very familiar back when Tim Keller first came into office and inherited some electric buses from the Barry administration regarding art, and they couldn't get rid of them fast enough.

They were even just making stuff up in terms of what was wrong with them so they could cancel the contract and get rid of the buses with the company.