Could Jessica Simpson have found the one in her new man? Her latest sighting has raised eyebrows about her relationship status.
Simpson has been married twice. First to Nick Lachey, from 2002 to 2006. She married Eric Johnson again, with whom she has three children, from 2014 until their separation last year.
Following reports that she has begun dating again, Simpson seemingly had no problem flaunting her new man to the world.
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The "Employee of the Month" actress and Thomas Eisenhood were seen enjoying an outing together at Balloon Fiesta Park in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

#simpson #jessica #following #mega

Reevaluate your ******* umptions about the Mountain West. Many thought the summer realignment would disband the league. Five established teams transferred to the Pacific, resulting in a conference with a stable core and several new members.
But after two weeks, led by head coach Jason Eck and his staff, who exerted their muscle in the first game of the year against Central Michigan, a new reality has taken shape, centered in Albuquerque with these Lobos.
After a dominant and impressive opening game in Albuquerque, the New Mexico Lobos have become the conference favorites.
With championship experience from Fargo and tough competition across the region, the new Mountain West has not only survived but looks to be a heck of a conference after all.
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#five #pacific

Cowboys Flying entered Monday's All American Futurity undefeated but with one significant change: The trainer who had guided him through his first five victories was no longer in charge.
It didn't matter.
Cowboys Flying won the $3 million All American Futurity at The Downs at Albuquerque, remaining unbeaten and delivering the biggest victory of his career despite being in trainer Marco Chavez-Gutierrez's barn for only about three weeks.
The heavily backed Cowboys Flying paid $2.60 to win, $2.20 to place and $2.10 to show in the race for 2-year-olds.
Ask Her To Fly finished second, paying $13 to place and $5.40 to show. Chili Gato was third and paid $3 to show.

#flying #show #american #trainer

A showdown for one of the top four spots in the USL Championship Western Conference table will be at stake when San Antonio FC hosts FC Tulsa on Saturday at Toyota Field.
SAFC (9-5-8, 32 points), fifth in the conference standings, and Tulsa (10-6-5, 35 points), which is ahead of San Antonio in fourth place, kick off at 7:30 p.m.
With eight games remaining in the regular season, SAFC is trying to climb up the Western table, as nabbing one of the top four spots would allow the club to host a first-round playoff game. The USL Championship playoffs start in November.
SAFC's playoff chances got a big boost last Saturday in Albuquerque after a 2-1 win over New Mexico United. With the victory, San Antonio knocked New Mexico out of first place in the Western Conference standings and halted the United's 13-match unbeaten streak. It was New Mexico's first loss since May.
The big win came at the right time for SAFC, which had lost two straight games at home coming into the New Mexico match and had been shutout in both matches, the first time this season San Antonio had lost two consecutive matches at Toyota Field and had been shutout in back-to-back games on its home pitch.

#western #games #tulsa #saturday

Thursday
Featured games
—> Hope Christian 40, Legacy Academy 27
One would be hard pressed to come up with a night of prep football as unquestionably exciting — and yet indescribably bizarre — as what went down Thursday around Albuquerque.
Legacy Academy and Hope Christian played a thrilling game at Nusenda Community Stadium, filled with one huge play after another. It was delayed twice — once for 35 minutes at the start by lightning, which in and of itself is not so strange given that it is still monsoon season.

#hope #christian #albuquerque

San Antonio FC will try to halt a recent slide and regain their footing in the USL Championship Western Conference table when they take on a hot New Mexico United club Saturday on the road.
SAFC (8-5-8, 32 points), which sits in fifth place, and conference leading New Mexico (11-4-4, 37 points) kick off at 7:30 p.m. at Isotopes Park in Albuquerque.
San Antonio steps into the challenging high-altitude environment of Albuquerque against New Mexico, which has propelled itself to the top spot in Western Conference based on winning nine of its last 11 league matches. New Mexico has not lost a league match in more than three months - the last of which came in a 1-0 loss to the Tampa Bay Rowdies on May 20.
In contrast, SAFC is trying to shake off last week's 1-0 home loss to the Oakland Roots SC, which was its second straight loss at Toyota Field. The back-to-back home losses have dropped SAFC from second place to fifth in the Western Conference standings.
"I do think it's going to be a difficult game, obviously, in that environment (at New Mexico)," SAFC midfielder Nicky Hernandez said. "They have a lot of fans, they're very loud and they're hot right now and we got to come in there and try to ruin that for them. It will be an interesting game."

#fifth

One would be hard pressed to come up with a night of prep football as unquestionably exciting — and yet indescribably bizarre — as what went down Thursday around Albuquerque.
Legacy Academy and Hope Christian played a thrilling game at Nusenda Community Stadium, filled with one huge play after another. It was delayed twice — once for 35 minutes at the start by lightning, which in and of itself is not so strange given that it is still monsoon season.
It was also delayed once in the fourth quarter by lighting. Or a lack thereof. Hope eventually prevailed, 40-27.
At Wilson Stadium, Albuquerque High and Eldorado slugged it out for roughly three hours and 40 minutes — without any delays from the heavens — and were just about to begin a second overtime when the facility was emptied and the teams sent off the field because of lightning.
A little after 11 p.m., the teams decided there would be no more football, and it was declared a 43-43 tie, a rare thing in New Mexico prep football, since the rules are explicitly designed to have a winner and a loser in every game.

#Football #hope #once #lightning

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott is backing a ballot measure to establish a municipal fund that could provide direct cash payments, subsidies, or supplies to parents of newborns.
Recently, Scott and the campaign behind the Baltimore Baby Fund (BBF) issued a joint statement outlining their collaboration to build public support for the measure ahead of the election.
"Mayor Scott and the Baltimore Baby Fund campaign look forward to working together in the months ahead to earn voters' support and, if the initiative passes, outline a program that gives Baltimore's babies and families the strongest possible start," the BBF campaign posted on Instagram.
Albuquerque Uses Weed Tax To Fund 'No-strings-attached' Guaranteed Income, Sparking Policy Debate
Brandon Scott, mayor of Baltimore, during an interview in New York, US, on Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2025.

#fund #mayor #baby

When seen from the safe, comfortable vantage point of the living room sofa, it all seems so simple. Frank Mir was a UFC heavyweight champion with a long, decorated career in fight sports. His daughter Bella, being of his genetic lineage, also seemed to have some natural aptitude for the mixing of the martial arts, so it was only a matter of time until we saw her on the way to the UFC.
So when some people see her fighting on this Tuesday's edition of Dana White's Contender Series, they might think nothing of it. Pure logical progression, right? You'd think so, at least, if you've never spoken to a professional fighter about this very issue.
Many years ago I was having drinks with what you might call a mid-level UFC fighter whose wife had recently given birth to their first child. I offered my congratulations, like you do, and then without thinking much about it made an offhand remark about how maybe one day I'd cover one of his son's UFC fights the same way I'd covered the father's.
What I remember now is the look he gave me before he told me, in a tone of voice that said there was to be no joking on this subject, "That's honestly my worst nightmare."
Since I learn nothing, a couple years later I made the same mistake with former two-division UFC champion Jon Jones. Standing around the gym in Albuquerque, making conversation, I asked which of his daughters had the best chance of becoming a champion fighter some day.

#champion

Maddie is on her way to being a star.
The 12-year-old at the Albuquerque Sign Language Academy has her own YouTube channel where she signs — yes, signs — the lyrics to her favorite songs, often while dancing around.
She also has enough personality, and heart, to fill a baseball stadium.
"Am I dreaming?!" she asked a reporter last week while at Isotopes Park working with Isotopes players.
Maddie and her classmates from the Albuquerque Sign Language Academy — the fightin' Honey Badgers, of course — spent last Friday helping the Albuquerque Isotopes get things right for the upcoming Sept. 4 American Sign Language Night game at Rio Grande Credit Union Field.

#park

Chelsea Dodson self-identifies as a wife, a mother of three and a baker of sugar cookies.
But there's this other thing. … Or things.
Dodson, a Grants native and an Albuquerque resident, recently signed a multi-fight contract to join her husband, John Dodson, as a bare-knuckle fighter.
"They (the BKFC in the person of matchmaker Jewlz Grey, who confirmed the signing on Instagram), just offered me a contract, we went through it, and it was one of those (offers) you don't want to say no to," Dodson said on Tuesday in a phone interview.
The BKFC offer didn't come out of nowhere, nor did it come simply because she's the wife of the reigning BKFC men's flyweight champion.

#bkfc

After missing the entire series against the San Francisco Giants and the series opener against the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Colorado Rockies officially placed Hunter Goodman on the 10-day injured list with a left shoulder strain, retroactive to August 15.
Goodman, 26, played the entire series in Arizona last week, catching the first two games before serving as the designated hitter in the third game. During the series, he went 1-for-9, with the lone hit being a triple. He was initially in the lineup in three of the last four games but was scratched hours before first pitch each time.
The two-time All-Star catcher has had a prolific year at the plate as a key run-producer in the Rockies lineup. Entering play on Monday, Goodman is batting .251/.320/.541 with 34 home runs and 69 RBI. In his absence, the Rockies have utilized Brett Sullivan, who has batted .316 (6-for-19) with three home runs and eight RBIs during the last road trip.
In a corresponding move, the Rockies have recalled Braxton Fulford from Triple-A Albuquerque. Fulford carries a .177/.254/.290 slash with one home run and seven RBI on the season in 40 games with the Rockies. During his time with Albuquerque, Fulford is batting .270/.399/.484 with five home runs and 21 RBI in 35 games. His numbers have been excellent during his time in the Pacific Coast League, but the hit tool and plate discipline haven't quite translated in his limited big league action.
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#series #time #home #fulford

Baseball pitching great Tommy John died at his Florida home on Saturday night. He was 83.
Unfortunately for many, remembering his game takes a backseat to the fact that his name is commonly ***** ociated with one of the sport's most common surgeries.
The four-time MLB All-Star with a career ERA of just 3.34 was 31 in 1974 when he tore the ulnar collateral ligament in his left elbow. Los Angeles Dodgers team physician Dr. Frank Jobe replaced the ligament with a tendon from the forearm in his non-pitching arm.
Long story short, he pitched for 14 more years and his name — is ***** ociated with the procedure — Tommy John surgery — now so widely ***** ociated with baseball that it churned up numbers like the ones Albuquerque Isotopes broadcaster and baseball journalist/historian Josh Suchon shared on his Substack page on Monday.
In the essay Suchon wrote — "When did people start calling it Tommy John surgery?" — he noted a rather interesting, albeit unplanned, tribute of sorts to John by the Isotopes in their game Sunday, the day his passing was announced.

#game

No matter what happened Sunday, Alexander Zannes knew he could live with the outcome.
"(It was) just like, 'Hey, if I win, I win,'" he said. "Life is going to go on, and I'm happy to be out here and able to play in this kind of stuff still."
He got a result to be plenty happy with, too.
Zannes won the 85th Annual Greater Albuquerque Men's City Golf Championship by two strokes, carding a 1-under 71 in the final round to finish 11 under on the week.
The 38-year-old commercial real estate broker and Valley High School graduate climbed into contention on the strength of a blistering second-round 8-under 64 on Saturday at Ladera Golf Course, where he used to work as a cart boy in his youth. He finished the job Sunday at Los Altos with a front nine that saw him make five birdies and four bogeys before "holding it together" through a nerve-riddled back nine.

#nine #life

Earlier today, the Colorado Rockies recalled outfielder Zac Veen (No. 9 PuRP) from Triple-A Albuquerque while infielder Edouard Julien was designated for ******* ignment.
It's been a big week for the Rockies top prospect, who learned yesterday that he had won his second consecutive Pacific Coast League "Player of the Week" Award.
Even briefly spoke with media about being back with the big-league club.
"I feel really blessed," Veen said. "I feel really grateful for the opportunity, and I think how much I appreciate taking the field every day has been a big difference for me this year."
In 2025, Veen was with the Rockies for 12 games when he slashed .118/.189/.235.

#veen #really

Last week's MLB trade deadline came and went, and outfielder Zac Veen remained on the Albuquerque Isotopes roster.
And, boy, are they happy to still have him.
The seventh-ranked prospect in the organization, according to MLB Pipeline, Veen had a historic Saturday night at Rio Grande Credit Union Field with 17 total bases — yes, SEVENTEEN! — thanks to three home runs, a triple and a double in a win over Sugar Land. On Monday, he was named for the second-consecutive week the Pacific Coast League Player of the Week.
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Zac Veen headlines the list after posting an outstanding 1.648 OPS over the last two weeks, including one of the best performance of the year where he went 5-5 with 3 HR. The Rockies outfielder is close to making his MLB return! https://t.co/s6577gYhEQ pic.twitter.com/s3VnvhZJpT

#veen #outfielder #grande

According to NESN's Tom Caron, the Boston Red Sox have reportedly signed John Brebbia to a minor league deal.
Brebbia made his MLB debut in 2017 for the St. Louis Cardinals and has played for the San Francisco Giants, Chicago White Sox, Atlanta Braves, Detroit Tigers and Colorado Rockies since then. He pitched in three games for the Rockies this season, but has spent most of the year in Triple-A.
He started the year with the Minnesota Twins Triple-A affiliate, the St. Paul Saints, after being released by the Rockies on March 23. He pitched in 15 games for the Saints and had a 6.20 ERA. The Rockies re-signed him to a minor league deal and sent him to Triple-A Albuquerque.
In 13 games for Albuquerque, he had a 1.62 ERA and 19 strikeouts. He was released on Aug. 4.
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#Rockies #league

Monday was Major League Baseball's trade deadline. and the Colorado Rockies were sellers.
For the big-league team, that generally means sending out good, current major-league level players and replacing them, again generally speaking, with still developing minor league players.
And for the Triple-A Albuquerque Isotopes, what Monday's trade deadline means is star players like Charlie Condin and Zac Veen are still in the organization, although they could be heading to replenish the Rockies roster soon.
It also means the Isotopes will likely be getting some new names/faces as soon during as this week's six-game homestand against the Sugar Land ***** e Cowboys. At least three — RHP Mason Adams, LHP Mark Manfredi and INF Connor Norby — have already been ***** igned to report to the Isotopes this week.
And while he's not yet on a homecoming trip to Albuquerque, Sandia High graduate Aiden May, a 23-year-old right handed pitcher who was drafted out of Oregon State in 2024, was acquired by the Rockies in a trade with the Miami Marlins and could be an Isotope in the next couple of years if his minor-league progression continues. He was ranked as Miami's No. 27 minor-league prospect.

#Rockies #minor

ELKHART LAKE – Road racing fans got their endurance race at Road America. Wayne Taylor Racing got its first overall victory in more than two years.
Strategies changed frequently, The racing was every bit as competitive throughout the 6 hours of the Motul SportsCar Endurance Grand Prix as it was in a race less than half as long a year ago. A little cleaner, too.
"I think if you want more action than this, this is crazy," co-winner Filipe Albuquerque said with a smile. "Up to the last laps....
"I love it here. It makes sense to have a 6-hour race here. The crowd is incredible coming around. Again, IMSA never fails to put a show on. I think it's spot on.

#elkhart

ELKHART LAKE – Road racing fans got their endurance race at Road America. Wayne Taylor Racing got its first overall victory in more than two years.
Strategies changed frequently, The racing was every bit as competitive throughout the 6 hours of the Motul SportsCar Endurance Grand Prix as it was in a race less than half as long a year ago. A little cleaner, too.
"I think if you want more action than this, this is crazy," co-winner Filipe Albuquerque said with a smile. "Up to the last laps....
"I love it here. It makes sense to have a 6-hour race here. The crowd is incredible coming around. Again, IMSA never fails to put a show on. I think it's spot on.

#think #wayne

Wayne Taylor Racing ended a winning streak of more than two years in IMSA Grand Touring Prototype, winnin the Motul SportsCar Endurance Grand Prix at Road America with the No. 10 Cadillac of Filipe Albuquerque and Ricky Taylor
In a chaotic race (expanded to six hours) Sunday on the Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin, road course, Albuquerque and Taylor delivered the team's first win in the top category of the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship since Detroit in June 2024. It's WTR's first victory since returning to Cadillac last year.
"Very, very special," Albuquerque said. "This is more than just a win. Super happy with everyone."
Albuquerque took the lead from Jack Aitken in the No. 31 Cadillac with just under 90 minutes remaining and held on through multiple restarts as the race ended under yellow. The No. 5 JDC-Miller MotorSports Porsche 963 of Laurin Heinrich, Kaylen Frederick and Tijmen van der Helm finished second, and WTR 's No. 40 Cadillac of Jordan Taylor and Louis Deletraz finished third.
"Amazing day, it was a full team effort," Ricky Taylor said. "So proud of how the team has stuck with it and kept working towards this sort of result, and just very thankful to Cadillac for sticking with us through all of it. They've always had our back, and they've emphasized how it's one team and that support goes a long way to keeping our confidence because our confidence has been challenged a lot with the lack of results. So, finally getting a win and not just a lucky one. It was a strong performance all day, so we feel like this is something we can build on."

#cadillac

Diego Pavia needs a new team.
The Albuquerque native and Heisman Trophy runner-up was waived Thursday by the Baltimore Ravens, the team announced via a report on its website.
A record-setting quarterback at Vanderbilt and New Mexico State, Pavia was signed as an undrafted free agent in late April to compete for Baltimore's third-string quarterback position behind Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley. He was later passed over the summer by Skylar Thompson and Joe Fangano, another undrafted free agent from Connecticut.
Pavia can now either sign with another NFL team to compete for a roster spot or possibly take his talents to another league: For instance, the Canadian Football League's Winnipeg Blue Bombers added him to their negotiation list in 2024, meaning the club will have exclusive rights to negotiate with him if he wishes to pursue an opportunity in the league.
The majority of NFL training camps begin next week.

#diego

Greg Brown peeled the curtain back a little Thursday on the dynasty he captains.
Brown, the Volcano Vista High School boys basketball coach, attracted a standing-room only crowd of coaches as a featured speaker as the annual summer conference for the New Mexico High School Coaches ******* ociation, the New Mexico Officials ******* ociation, the New Mexico Activities ******* ociation and the New Mexico Athletic Directors ******* ociation got underway at the Crowne Plaza hotel near the Big-I.
As always, a large number of the state's head coaches, in every sport, have convened for the multi-day conference.
Brown, who has led the Hawks to five straight Class 5A state ******* les and six overall, offered an hour-long, detailed glimpse into the particulars of how Volcano Vista's program functions throughout a calendar year. Among the big crowd jammed into this room Thursday was even retired Cliff Hall of Fame coach Pete Shock.
"That guy wins because he's prepared to win," Albuquerque High boys coach Leroy Barela said. "He takes the talent that walks through the door and prepares them."

#school

Legendary coach Greg Jackson has seen it all.
For decades, Jackson has been one of the most recognizable and respected names in combat sports, making the high regard he holds for his pupil Gable Steveson all the more impressive.
"He's such a sweetheart, and good lord, is he a super athlete," Jackson recently told MMA Junkie. "He's super fast. I've locked up with a lot of people – and I'm not saying I'm a great fighter or anything. I lock up. I warm up with people, whatever. I used to do a lot more when I was younger. He's just so fast and so strong. It's just very rare that you lock up with somebody as fast and strong as he is. And he'll move around with me without hurting me at all, which is great for the old guy. Just feeling his athlete ability, his ability to change quickly from striking to takedowns and back again, it's just phenomenal. He's just a really special guy in a lot of ways. That's not just athletically. He's a sweetheart of a guy, too, and very respectful. He's an all-around good dude."
Jackson, who has long coached as JacksonWink in Albuquerque, N.M., was introduced to Steveson (3-0 MMA, 0-0 UFC) by all-time MMA great Jon Jones. From the moment Jackson started working with him, he said it was evident Steveson was special. For Jackson, it's been about remaining calculated and a realist with Steveson – despite the pressure from outside forces about how fast he should or could move up the ladder.
"I'm always concerned," Jackson said. "I'm not a naysayer, but I'm always a guy that is very conservative. It drives everybody in every organization and all my fighters crazy. I'm much more conservative than I am, 'Let's go get them.' I like setting up parameters I know are going to win, etc., etc. So while I don't think it's a bad thing to be where he's at and ready to go, I'd always like more time. That doesn't mean I'm correct. Again, about this stuff, I can be very wrong. Do I think we are going to win this weekend? Absolutely. I think we are going to have a great time. But I'm always the guy who wants to go slower than everybody else does. ... To be honest, he has the ability. He's just incredible. I can't say enough good things about him. I'm always the voice you don't want to hear in the back going, 'Well, maybe we should slow down a little bit.'"

La Cueva, Albuquerque Academy and Cottonwood Classical Prep are among the 2025-26 Directors Cup winners.
The Cup is awarded to the highest performing schools in athletics, activities and sportsmanship.
Among multiple criteria, schools are graded based on participation and success across 22 sports and 13 activities under the New Mexico Activities ***** ociation umbrella.
La Cueva scored 3,180 points to capture first place in Class 5A, with Cleveland (2,990) and Volcano Vista (2,470) also in the top three.
The Bears won state championships in boys soccer, cheerleading, boys tennis and boys golf.

Minor League Baseball announced today that Albuquerque Isotopes outfielder Zac Veen (No. 9 PuRP) has been named Pacific Coast League Player of the Month for June.
His accomplishments last month have been notable.
Over 24 games in June, Veen slashed .366/.385/.782. This includes 13 doubles, four triples, seven homers, and 19 RBI. He led the PCL in hits (37), doubles, total bases (79), and tied for first in triples during the month of June. In addition, Veen led minor league baseball in total bases.
His 24 extra-base hits in June were second-most for an Isotopes player in a month since at least 2005. Scott Seabol and Ryan Ritter each collected 25 extra-base knocks in May 2006 and May 2025, respectively.
Add to that, Veen hit safely in 23 of 24 games during the month and compiled a 25-game hit streak from May 27-June 25, the third-longest in Isotopes history. Additionally, he tied a franchise record with three doubles on June 23 when the Isotopes met the Salt Lake Bees before launching a pair of leadoff home runs later in that series.

Jul. 1—Former Gonzaga and Spokane Indians pitcher Gabriel Hughes was called up to make his MLB debut by the Colorado Rockies on Wednesday. Hughes will be the 33rd Gonzaga alum to appear in the majors.
Hughes is 2-1 with a 5.31 ERA in nine appearances with Triple-A Albuquerque this season overall, but in 15 2/3 innings over three starts since returning from a muscle injury on his side he has allowed no runs and struck out 16 while giving up just four hits and five walks.
Earlier this season Hughes, 25, made a two-start rehab appearance with the Indians. He threw a total of six innings and allowed no runs on two hits and three walks with 10 strikeouts.
"It's nice knowing that I'm on the cusp," he told The Spokesman-Review in early June. "But obviously I'm not where I want to end up. There is still more that I want to accomplish in this game."
Hughes was a star player for the Zags from 2020-22, earning first team all-American honors in his junior year after recording 138 strikeouts, the second highest total in a single season by a Gonzaga pitcher. He was selected in the first round of the 2022 MLB draft by the Rockies, making history as the highest drafted player in Gonzaga history when he was selected 10th overall.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico's governor said Monday that state officials could pursue billions of dollars in civil damages after revelations that U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agents repeatedly allowed shipments of fentanyl to flow into drug-plagued communities as investigators sought to build bigger cases.
Democratic Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham vowed to take her outrage "right to the White House and Congress" to seek ****** urances the DEA is no longer using the risky law enforcement strategy in New Mexico — and that it is not being replicated elsewhere. Overdoses have surged in New Mexico, even as fentanyl deaths declined in other states.
"This is a stunning failure by the federal government," the governor told reporters at a news conference in the state medical examiner's office in Albuquerque, joining a host of state and local law enforcers and officials demanding answers. "It's disgusting and despicable."
The DEA did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson noted that President Donald Trump has classified fentanyl a "weapon of mass destruction" and signed into law legislation cracking down on the synthetic opioid.

Bailey Zimmerman is no longer facing charges after reportedly paying restitution for damages at the Sandia Resort and Casino in Albuquerque
The country star apologized to the Pueblo of Sandia and fans for his actions and canceled performance in May
Zimmerman pledged to take accountability and learn from the incident while addressing concerns about his behavior
Bailey Zimmerman is no longer facing criminal charges.
The country star, 26, was previously accused of causing over $16,000 in damages to a room at the Sandia Resort and Casino in Albuquerque, and a warrant for his arrest was issued on Thursday, June 18. He was facing a fourth-degree felony for criminal damage to property over $16,000 and a misdemeanor for falsely obtaining services — but prosecutors have now dropped the charges.

Who is your pick for the top TSSAA boys soccer player in the Murfreesboro area during the 2026 season?
You can vote below.
Nominees are Central Magnet's Will Clark, Rockvale's Rafael Albuquerque, Siegel's Zack Arradi, Zach Cha and Giovanni Nava and Stewarts Creek's Landon Lifferth.
The poll will close at noon on June 28.