Searchlight analyzed 10 years of court records to find out which landlords evicted tenants. Here are the results.
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Dillon Bergin is a former staff reporter. He has written about immigration and migration, climate change and food for the New Republic and the Philadelphia Inquirer. He was a Fulbright Germany Journalism Fellow from 2019 to 2020. A proud-Midwesterner from South Bend, Indiana, he’s spent the last four years between Philadelphia, where he went to school, and Freiburg, Germany, where his heart resides.
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Illegal notice
In Albuquerque, the eviction moratorium did little to stop landlords from trying to force hundreds of people from their homes.
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Locked out
A Searchlight investigation finds that in spite of federal and state stays, evictions continued in the state.
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“The court has plans for you”
The system of adult guardianship is intended to protect vulnerable elders. Instead, it’s lining the pockets of lawyers and guardians.
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A Black life ends in a New Mexico police shooting
A state police officer shot and killed Rodney Applewhite on a barren road south of Albuquerque. A week later, his shattered family still has no information about why, and how, his life ended.
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Then and Now: Portraits of Albuquerque Voters
Voters respond to what’s changed since 2016
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Intruders holding handmade signs with swastikas, racial slurs disrupt Democratic Party Zoom meeting
Grant County Democratic Party Zoom meeting interrupted by agitators holding handmade Trump signs with swastika, racial slurs