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Ryan Laughlin

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Albuquerque
As seen in: KOB-TV (Albuquerque, NM), KPHO-TV (Phoenix, AZ), The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead, WWLP-TV (Chicopee, MA), WANF-TV (Atlanta, GA), KPTV-TV (Beaverton, OR), KVVU-TV (Henderson, NV), Rapid City Journal, WSMV-TV (Nashville, TN), Grand Forks Herald, West Central Tribune and
Husband, outdoorsman, goaltender, dog-lover, MN-raised and Emmy award-winning storyteller and anchor for @KOB4.
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Heart of New Mexico: A new foundation for Little League

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By Ryan Laughlin Verified
| KOB-TV (Albuquerque, NM) Verified
BELEN, N.M. — On opening day in Belen, the season begins with a parade. Each Little League team rides its own float through town before spilling out onto Vivian Fields, a ritual that feels less like a sports tradition and more like a civic one. For families like Leeann Sanchez’s, it marks something simple and increasingly harder to guarantee: a place for kids to play. Her three-year-old son, Giovanni, is new to tee ball this year.
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4 Investigates: Wildfire victims wait as FEMA stays mum

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By Ryan Laughlin Verified
| KOB-TV (Albuquerque, NM) Verified
SAPELLO, N.M. – The Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon Fire, started by the U.S. Forest Service in 2022, devastated 350,000 acres and burned hundreds of structures. Dozens of people lost everything, but it’s hard to know exactly how many “total loss claimants” exist today because FEMA has not answered questions since 4 Investigates revealed six-figure payouts went to the Claims Office leadership.
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4 Investigates: Governor signs bill regulating mass surveillance tool for the first time

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By Ryan Laughlin Verified
| KOB-TV (Albuquerque, NM) Verified
SANTA FE, N.M. – New Mexico has implemented its first rules on mass surveillance technology, restricting data sharing from license plate readers with out-of-state agencies. The new law, signed by the governor, prevents sharing data for immigration enforcement or investigations into protected health care, such as abortion and gender affirming care. This marks a significant step in regulating automated license plate readers (ALPRs).
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