KOB 4 Albuquerque

This week's KOB 4 coverage touched on several notable local and national stories. On the legal front, a man was sentenced to life plus 17 years for a deadly house party shooting [7], while a former Hope Christian School teacher accused of sexual abuse was released from jail [14]. In community and education news, a newly approved wind farm project could generate nearly $99 million for New Mexico public schools [16], and students competed in an AI-powered self-driving car challenge [4]. On a cultural note, the Sandia Peak Tramway celebrated its 60th anniversary [12], and CNN founder Ted Turner passed away at age 87 [18], while locally, the matriarch behind Albuquerque's beloved Bugg Lights Christmas display also died [5].