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Justin Garcia

Justin Garcia

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Host, Milwaukee Bucks Radio Network, WTMJ-AM (Milwaukee, WI)

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Total articles 273

  • Albuquerque council, mayor clash in opioid settlement debate

    By Justin Garcia Verified| Yahoo Verified Apr. 8—The Albuquerque City Council voted 8-1 to allocate millions of dollars toward a plan to help reduce the harms of the opioid epidemic. The vote late Monday night assigned about $21 million primarily to nonprofit organizations in Albuquerque. The money stems from a generational settlement between U.S. states and municipalities against large pharmaceutical companies that overprescribed opioids for decades and sent the U.S. into a crisis that's killed thousands of New Mexicans.

    By Justin Garcia Verified · Yahoo

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • 'Honeymoon phase' ends for rentable e-scooters with sidewalk seizures

    By Justin Garcia Verified| Yahoo Verified Apr. 1—The city of Albuquerque is cracking down on rentable e-scooters strewn across sidewalks even as vendors say they're not being given time to retrieve them. The city announced Monday it had impounded 38 e-scooters parked on sidewalks and that e-scooter rental companies could be charged a $100 relocation fee plus $200 per day and per scooter for storage.

    By Justin Garcia Verified · Yahoo

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • Albuquerque council, mayor clash in opioid settlement debate

    By Justin Garcia Verified| Yahoo Verified Apr. 8—The Albuquerque City Council voted 8-1 to allocate millions of dollars toward a plan to help reduce the harms of the opioid epidemic. The vote late Monday night assigned about $21 million primarily to nonprofit organizations in Albuquerque. The money stems from a generational settlement between U.S. states and municipalities against large pharmaceutical companies that overprescribed opioids for decades and sent the U.S. into a crisis that's killed thousands of New Mexicans.

    By Justin Garcia Verified · Yahoo

    Apr. 08, 2025

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WTMJ-AM (Milwaukee, WI)

Milwaukee, United States