Las Cruces Sun

Violence looms over New Mexico Legislature as work begins

New Mexico legislators prepared to tap a multibillion-dollar budget surplus as they take on daunting challenges of surging gun violence and more.

Las Cruces Sun

Some details emerge in fatal I-25 crash as investigation continues

An NMSP spokesperson said the crash involved a Chevy pick-up truck and a semi-truck. Police are still working to identify the victim.

Las Cruces Sun

Prosecutors: New Mexico candidate is a danger to community

Prosecutors say Solomon Peña is a danger to the community and should be detained pending trial.

Las Cruces Sun

Police: Las Cruces man dealing drugs sexually assaulted teen boy

Acuna is currently being held in jail as of the publication of this article, as the court determines whether Acuna's arrest constitutes a violation of his release conditions.

Las Cruces Sun

Police provide update on Solano, Lohman crash

The victim at the center of a crash on Lohman Avenue and Solano Drive has died, according to a statement released by police Thursday.

Las Cruces Sun

Jonathan Smith takes plea deal for involvement in Mike Peake attack

One of the suspects involved in an attack on New Mexico State basketball player Mike Peake in November has pleaded guilty for his involvement.

Las Cruces Sun

I-25 near University closed after a fatal crash

An NMSP spokesperson confirmed that one person died while another person was airlifted to an El Paso hospital.

Las Cruces Sun

Here’s who’s vying for the open bench in district court

The Nominating Commission announced the start of the nominating process Tuesday after Judge Mary Rosner left the court on Dec. 31, 2022.

Las Cruces Sun

Flood infrastructure and housing among southern NM legislative asks

During a two-hour meeting, the air buzzed with requests, concerns and questions for state lawmakers about how to spend a $3.6 billion budget surplus.

Las Cruces Sun

Fire damages mobile home on south Valley Drive

Las Cruces firefighters extinguished a mobile home fire on south Valley Drive early Tuesday evening.

Las Cruces Sun

Feds will not seek death penalty in El Paso Walmart mass shooting case

Federal prosecutors said "the Government will not seek the death penalty" in the mass shooting that targeted Hispanics.

Las Cruces Sun

El Paso man charged with killing two in Chapparal crash

According to a criminal complaint, Jose Marrero and Desiree Seanez died in the wreck.

Las Cruces Sun

Clean air in schools could become New Mexico law

The Public School Ventilation Act would help keep students, staff and teachers healthy, the bill's sponsor says.

Las Cruces Sun

City warns of wallet-busting gas bills in January

With the expected increase, LCU said they would offer additional payment plans for the foreseeable future.

Las Cruces Sun

City preparing expo to make a case for electric homes

On Friday and Saturday, the City of Las Cruces will host an exposition and training seminar making the case that homeowners and developers should electrify their homes.

Las Cruces Sun

City OKs reimbursements for storefronts. Here's who is eligible

Councilors approved a resolution establishing the Small Business Store Front Repair Program with some modifications.

ABQ Raw

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15-Year-Old Teen Murdered in SW ABQ, 1 Other Critically Wounded

By: ABQRAW staff Posted: 1/28/2023 SW Albuquerque - On January 27th, 2023 at approximately 10:50 pm Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office deputies were dispatched to reports of a shooting in the 200 block of Atrisco Vista SW.

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U.S. Marshals Capture Two Violent Thugs at Same Location

Christopher Maldonado and Ana Melendez Albuquerque - Yesterday, the U. S. Marshals Service District of New Mexico – Southwest Investigative Fugitive Team (USMS-SWIFT) arrested Christopher Anthony Maldonado, age 35, wanted for failure to appear following grand jury indictments: 1.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Matthew Reisen / Journal Staff Writer

Eastbound I-40 shut down at Carlisle due to crash

Eastbound I-40 shut down at Carlisle due to crash All lanes of eastbound Interstate 40 are closed Saturday afternoon following a crash at Carlisle.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Matthew Reisen / Journal Staff Writer

Wrong-way driver killed in crash on Albuquerque's West Side

Wrong-way driver killed in crash on Albuquerque's West Side A wrong-way driver was killed after crashing his car into a pickup truck Saturday morning on the West Side.

ABQ Raw

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Fatal Crash on Unser near Vista Alegre St NW

By: ABQRAW STAFF Posted: 1/28/2023 @ 8:30AM video from scene of fatal crash in NW ABQ NW Albuquerque - A fatal crash happened this morning when it appears a wrong way driver in a Toyota sedan going southbound in the northbound lanes of traffic smashed into a northbound Ford F-150 on Unser Bl NW south of St Joseph NW.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Matthew Reisen / Journal Staff Writer

US Marshals arrest fugitive in homicide at Albuquerque motel

US Marshals arrest fugitive in homicide at Albuquerque motel Federal authorities arrested the suspect in a 2021 robbery turned homicide at a motel in Northeast Albuquerque.

New Mexico Political Report

Lawmakers take field trip to get firsthand taste of school meals

By Daniel J. Chacón, The Santa Fe New Mexican

New Mexico Political Report

 Scrase announces retirement as state human services secretary

By Phill Casaus and Daniel J. Chacón

New Mexico Political Report

Law to ban discrimination against organ donor recipients has support

Three legislators filed a bill to prevent patients from being denied an organ donation due to mental or physical disability from happening in New Mexico, dubbed Glory’s Law.

New Mexico Political Report

Additional learning time soars through key committee with bipartisan support

By Robert Nott, The Santa Fe New Mexican

Eastern New Mexico News

by: the Staff of The News

Suspect in stabbing to remain in custody

A man suspected of stabbing his wife to death will remain in custody at the Curry County Adult Detention Center. Lloyd Edwards, 69, appeared Thursday before Ninth Judicial District.

Eastern New Mexico News

by: the Staff of The News

Portales school bus collides with tractor-trailer

One Portales school student suffered “some fractures” and was hospitalized in Lubbock until Thursday afternoon, but others injured in a Wednesday morning bus crash were treated.

Eastern New Mexico News

by: Steve Hansen

Manpower losses due to pay issues and burnout are plaguing the Portales Fire Department, resulting in shortages of emergency medical technicians and firefighters, Portales Fire Chief T.

Eastern New Mexico News

by: David Stevens

Pages past, Jan. 29: New post office opens in Clovis

On this date ... 1957: The Long-Bell International Paper Company at 201 Pile in Clovis was having a penny sale — buy one roll of wallpaper at regular price and receive another.

Piñon Post

by: Renato Costa

NMPED Secretary Kurt Steinhaus quits Lujan Grisham administrationby Renato Costa January 28, 202

On Saturday, Democrat Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s New Mexico Public Education Department (PED) secretary, Dr. Kurt Steinhaus, announced his departure from the governor’s administration.

Eastern New Mexico News

by: Albuquerque Journal

SANTA FE — This year’s legislative session could bring a dose of sunshine to lobbying inside the Roundhouse. And it could curtail public scrutiny of applicants to serve as school superintendents, county managers or other.

Eastern New Mexico News

by: Albuquerque Journal

SANTA FE — The debate over New Mexico’s minimum wage is far from settled. Just weeks after the state’s minimum wage increased to $12 an hour under the final step-up mandated by a 2019 bill, two new proposals calling for.

Eastern New Mexico News

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Monday *Clovis-Carver Library Board – 5:30 p.m., North Annex, Clovis-Carver Public Library, 701 N. Main St., Clovis. Information: 575-769-7840 Tuesday *Eastern New Mexico Water Utility Authority – 10 a.

Eastern New Mexico News

by: the Staff of The News

Local man returns to prison

Johnny Stonelake had told Clovis Police during a SWAT standoff last fall he wanted to go to jail. Tuesday, Ninth Judicial District Attorney, Quentin Ray, announced Stonelake, 48,.

Eastern New Mexico News

by: the Staff of The News

SANTA FE – Lula Mae Brown, director of Early Childhood Services for Clovis’ ENMRSH, Inc., has been appointed to the state’s Early Childhood Education and Care Advisory Council.

Eastern New Mexico News

by: News

Booked The following were booked into local jail (Tuesday - Friday): Clovis • Cassandra Loomis, 40, failure to pay fines, larceny • Caitlyn Andazola, 21, aggravated assault • Anthony Chavez, 30, failure to appear on.

Eastern New Mexico News

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Jail Log - January 27

Click Here for Curry County Jail Logs Click Here for Roosevelt County Jail Logs... — Updated 1/28/2023

Eastern New Mexico News

by: News

Monday *Last day to donate items for the United Way of Eastern NM Point In Time Count (PIT) for people experiencing homelessness in this area.

Eastern New Mexico News

by: the Staff of The News

Portales - Eastern New Mexico University’s Department of Art and Culinary Arts program will be hosting an all-you-can-eat “Chocolate Sunday” fundraising event, Feb.

Eastern New Mexico News

by: The Santa Fe New Mexican

SANTA FE -- New Mexico taxpayers who received rebates in 2022 are likely to see another round of payments. Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham said late last year she wanted to use part of the projected $3 billion in new state revenues to.

Eastern New Mexico News

by: Grant McGee

Clovis Municipal Schools sixth graders will be going to their own school this fall as the CMS school board voted 4 to 1 Tuesday to approve the city’s Sixth Grade Academy.

Eastern New Mexico News

by: The Santa Fe New Mexican

SANTA FE -- State Supreme Court Chief Justice C. Shannon Bacon delivered the first State of the Judiciary address in four years Tuesday, telling a joint session of the House and Senate that New Mexico's court system is "battered.

Deming Headlight

by: Headlight Staff 

Deming couple charged in December shooting

The couple were charged following an investigation in which shots were fired at a group of teenage boys on Dec.

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

Valles Caldera Moves To Online Permits For Backcountry

The Valles Caldera National Preserve has ample snow for skiing and snowshoeing … drive to the Cabin District and go from there, or ski from N.

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

This Week In Sports: Monday Jan. 30 – Saturday Feb. 4, 2023

Los Alamos High School Hilltopper games are covered by the Los Alamos Daily Post sports team of Gene Mortensen (Voice of the Hilltoppers), Mike Cote, John McHale and Nate Limback.

Los Alamos Daily Post

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TWST Big Mountain Team Competes At Wolf Creek

TWST Big Mountain Team athletes pose in the fresh snow early Saturday morning in Wolf Creek. Courtesy photoLauren Mueller, top right, celebrates her 1st place finish.

Los Alamos Daily Post

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Read The Latest Letters To The Editor

Post News:To read the latest letters to the editor, click here. Read More

Los Alamos Daily Post

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Patrick Lysaght Kicks Off SciArt 2023 LASER Series With ‘Come Closer. Look Deeper.’ Talk & Art Experience Feb. 25

Courtesy/Patrick LysaghtART News:SciArt Santa Fe is starting its 2023 LASER series with a talk and art experience by artist/engineer Patrick Lysaght entitled “Come closer.

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

North Mesa Gymnasium Discussed At Jan. 26 Work Session

Interior rendering of the proposed North Mesa mixed-use gymnasium near LAMS. Screenshot/ladailypost.comExterior rendering of the proposed North Mesa mixed-use gymnasium near LAMS.

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

New Mexico Lawmakers Take Field Trip To Get Firsthand Taste Of School Meals

Senate Finance Committee Chairman Sen. George MuñozBy DANIEL J. CHACÓN The Santa Fe New MexicanMembers of the powerful Senate Finance Committee took a field trip Friday to get a taste of what New Mexico students are eating at school — part of a fact-finding mission as Gov.

Los Alamos Daily Post

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Museum Of Indian Arts & Culture Announces 2023 Living Treasure & Legacy Award Recipients

Anthony Lovato of Kewa/Santo Domingo Pueblo is the 2023 recipient of the MIAC Living Treasure Award. Lovato is a master of tufa metal casting is known for his corn design jewelry and canteens.

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

LANL: ‘Making An Impact & How We’re Driving Toward A Sustainable Future’

Community: Making an impactNew data reveals the Laboratory’s positive economic impact on New Mexico. Read the full report here. Courtesy/LANLLANL News:Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) shares a compilation of news stories on “Making an impact and How we are driving toward a sustainable future.

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

Home Country: Jenkins Lost Cabin

Home Country By SLIM RANDLESWe all know someone will find Jenkins’ cabin. Someday. Oh, it’s up there in those hills somewhere. We all know that.

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

Governor Announces Retirement Of Secretary Dr. Kurt Steinhaus Following ‘Distinguished Career In New Mexico Public Education’

Secretary Dr. Kurt Steinhaus From the Office of the Governor:SANTA FE – The Office of Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham Saturday announced today the retirement of Public Education Department Secretary Dr.

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

Felons Want Voting Rights Restored

Matthew Pettit lifts weights Friday at the gym at the Endorphin Power Company, a transitional housing community in Albuquerque for those homeless as a result of substance abuse.

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

Dr. Scrase To Retire As State Human Services Secretary

Dr. David ScraseBy PHILL CASAUS, DANIEL J. CHACON The Santa Fe New MexicanDr. David Scrase, whose near-weekly briefings during the heart of the COVID-19 pandemic often served as a barometer of the state’s desperate fight against the virus, announced he will retire from state government late next month.

Los Alamos Daily Post

by: Submitted by Carol A. Clark

Catch Of The Week: Remote Access Phishing Scams

By REBECCA RUTHERFORD Los AlamosAccording to a joint advisory by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the National Security Agency (NSA) cyber criminals are actively exploiting remote management software, like LogMeIn and AnyDesk, in phishing campaigns aimed to steal money from victims.

Los Alamos Daily Post

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Beautiful Conditions Today At Pajarito!

The view of the beautiful conditions today on Pajarito Mountain! Photo by Ron Roybal Read More

Los Alamos Daily Post

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Adult Sexual Misconduct ‘Prevalent’ In New Mexico Schools

House Bill 128 Co-sponsor Rep. Debra SariñanaBy DANIEL J. CHACÓN The Santa Fe New MexicanTwo years after being recognized as the girls track coach of the year at Los Lunas High School, Johnathon Bindues was in handcuffs, accused of exchanging thousands of sexually explicit text messages with a freshman on the team.

Los Alamos Daily Post

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Adobe Theater Presents ‘Inherit The Wind’ Opening March 3

Courtesy/The Adobe TheaterThe Adobe Theater News:Who hasn’t heard of the movie starring Spencer Tracy and Frederick March? And the sequel starring Michael Douglas and Jason Robards?The Adobe Theater will present the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E.

Los Alamos Daily Post

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Additional Learning Time Soars Through Key Committee With Rare Bipartisan Support

President Ellen Bernstein Albuquerque Teachers FederationBy ROBERT NOTT The Santa Fe New MexicanEducators may be divided on a bill that would extend the number of hours they spend teaching students and building their own skills and knowledge, but lawmakers displayed rare bipartisan support for the initiative.

Los Alamos Daily Post

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AFT New Mexico Legislative Re-Cap: Extended School Year & Healthcare Lobby Day

Members of AFT NM’s newest (and only) healthcare unit, the United Health Professionals of New Mexico, held their first lobby day Friday in conjunction with fellow healthcare workers from AFSCME District 1199NM and unveiled their effort to pass the NM Patient Safety Act, which would institute safe staffing rations in New Mexico hospitals.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Claudia L. Silva csilva@sfnewmexican.com

Souper Bowl sells out, raises $84,000 for Food Depot to feed hungry

+4 Souper Bowl sells out, raises $84,000 for Food Depot to feed hungry By Claudia L. Silvacsilva@sfnewmexican.com Attendees got to vote for their favorite soups in four categories — savory, vegetarian, creamy and seafood — with one restaurant taking home the gold football-shaped trophy.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Margaret O'Hara mohara@sfnewmexican.com

Santa Fe superintendent receives three-year extension

+3 Santa Fe superintendent receives three-year extension By Margaret O'Haramohara@sfnewmexican.com "I just wanted to particularly commend the level of innovation that you and your team bring to the district," said board Vice President Sascha Anderson.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Nathan Brown and Phill Casaus nbrown@sfnewmexican.com pcasaus@sfnewmexican.com

State Public Education Secretary Steinhaus announces retirement

State Public Education Secretary Steinhaus announces retirement By Nathan Brown and Phill Casausnbrown@sfnewmexican.compcasaus@sfnewmexican.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By DAVID A. LIEB The Associated Press

Mass shootings lead to widening divide on state gun policies

+10 Mass shootings lead to widening divide on state gun policies By DAVID A. LIEBThe Associated Press A series of recent mass shootings in California come after a third straight year in which U.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Phill Casaus pcasaus@sfnewmexican.com

Wester: Church doesn't have to mortgage cathedral after all

Wester: Church doesn't have to mortgage cathedral after all By Phill Casauspcasaus@sfnewmexican.com The archdiocese's fundraising ability convinced officials to remove the cathedral from a list of properties to be mortgaged.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Scott Wyland swyland@sfnewmexican.com

NM native to head Santa Fe National Forest

NM native to head Santa Fe National Forest By Scott Wylandswyland@sfnewmexican.com Shaun Sanchez, a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service manager and Northern New Mexico native, was named the new supervisor for the Santa Fe National Forest.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Robert Nott rnott@sfnewmexican.com

Legislators eye harsher penalties for livestock rustling

Legislators eye harsher penalties for livestock rustling By Robert Nottrnott@sfnewmexican.com Under current law, a rustler faces one criminal charge whether one head of cattle is stolen or 100.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Margaret O’Hara mohara@sfnewmexican.com

NMHU adds social justice concentration

+5 NMHU adds social justice concentration By Margaret O’Haramohara@sfnewmexican.com The program will employ a solutions-focused approach to understanding and improving societies.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Margaret O’Hara mohara@sfnewmexican.com

Student art show returns after COVID hiatus

+3 Student art show returns after COVID hiatus By Margaret O’Haramohara@sfnewmexican.com Founded in 2001, ArtWorks connects students and teachers in local public schools to the world-class works of art.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Nathan Lederman nlederman@sfnewmexican.com

Suspect Lone Butte case to remain jailed until trial

+2 Suspect Lone Butte case to remain jailed until trial By Nathan Ledermannlederman@sfnewmexican.com A man charged with murder in the death late last year of Adan Ponce-Galdeano will remain in custody pending trial.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Phill Casaus pcasaus@sfnewmexican.com

Scrase to retire as HSD secretary

+2 Scrase to retire as HSD secretary By Phill Casauspcasaus@sfnewmexican.com Early in the pandemic, Scrase quickly became a clearinghouse for information and strategy on COVID-19.

Santa Fe New Mexican

Detailed party invitation makes kids' birthdays easier

Etiquette Rules! Detailed party invitation makes kids' birthdays easier

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Kim Shanahan

Column No. 200: It doesn't end with Old Pecos Trail

Building Santa Fe Column No. 200: It doesn't end with Old Pecos Trail By Kim Shanahan Milestones inspire reflection. Today’s column is one.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Elise Kaplan / Journal Investigative Reporter

Witnesses said jail staff accused her of faking seizures. She died hours later.

Witnesses said jail staff accused her of faking seizures. She died hours later.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Esteban Candelaria / Journal Staff Writer

What do staff and parents think about APS' plan to repurpose schools?

What do staff and parents think about APS' plan to repurpose schools?

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Associated Press

Ukrainian presidency: 10 killed in latest Russian shelling

Ukrainian presidency: 10 killed in latest Russian shelling

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Associated Press

Ukraine strike deaths hit 40; Russia seen preparing long war

Ukraine strike deaths hit 40; Russia seen preparing long war

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Andrew Meldrum / Associated Press

Ukraine school rejects Russian claim of troops killed there

Ukraine school rejects Russian claim of troops killed there

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Associated Press

Ukraine helicopter crash kills interior minister, others

Ukraine helicopter crash kills interior minister, others

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Associated Press

Ukraine corruption scandal claims several top officials

Ukraine corruption scandal claims several top officials

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Michael R. Sisak And Eric Tucker / Associated Press

US: Ex-FBI counterintelligence agent aided Russian oligarch

US: Ex-FBI counterintelligence agent aided Russian oligarch

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Frank Jordans / Associated Press

US, Germany to send advanced tanks to aid Ukraine war effort

US, Germany to send advanced tanks to aid Ukraine war effort

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Fatima Hussein / Associated Press

US, Chinese officials discuss climate, economy, relationship

US, Chinese officials discuss climate, economy, relationship

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Jill Lawless / Associated Press

UK nurses stage new walkout as strike wave intensifies

UK nurses stage new walkout as strike wave intensifies

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Michael R. Sisak / Associated Press

Trump executive Allen Weisselberg gets 5-month jail sentence

Trump executive Allen Weisselberg gets 5-month jail sentence

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Algernon D'ammassa / deming headlight

Threats over high natural gas bills shutter Deming City Hall; some bills reach into the thousands of dollars

Threats over high natural gas bills shutter Deming City Hall; some bills reach into the thousands of dollars

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Jessica Dyer / Journal Staff Writer

The West Side gets a new legislator -- again

The West Side gets a new legislator -- again

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Nicole Winfield / Associated Press

The AP Interview: Pope says homosexuality not a crime

The AP Interview: Pope says homosexuality not a crime

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Wanjohi Kabukuru / Associated Press

Tanzania squeezes Maasai by seizing livestock, report says

Tanzania squeezes Maasai by seizing livestock, report says

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Sergio Rodrigo And Jennifer O'Mahony / Associated Press

Spain: Police raid home of suspect in church machete attacks

Spain: Police raid home of suspect in church machete attacks

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Andrew Meldrum / Associated Press

Russian strike toll: 45 dead civilians, including 6 children

Russian strike toll: 45 dead civilians, including 6 children

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Andrew Meldrum / Associated Press

Russian forces press deadly assault for breakthrough in east

Russian forces press deadly assault for breakthrough in east

Albuqueruque Journal

by: The Associated Press

Russia plays down West's move on tanks, attacks Ukraine anew

Russia plays down West's move on tanks, attacks Ukraine anew

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Associated Press

Russia claims progress in eastern Ukraine; Kyiv craves tanks

Russia claims progress in eastern Ukraine; Kyiv craves tanks

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Associated Press

Russia claims deadly attack, but Kyiv denies anyone killed

Russia claims deadly attack, but Kyiv denies anyone killed

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Nicolae Dumitrache And Stephen Mcgrath / Associated Press

Romanian judge grants 30-day extension of Tate detention

Romanian judge grants 30-day extension of Tate detention

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Megan Myscofski / Journal Staff Writer

Roaming Mexican gray wolf captured

Roaming Mexican gray wolf captured

Albuqueruque Journal

by: The Associated Press

Rifts in Russian military command seen amid Ukraine fighting

Rifts in Russian military command seen amid Ukraine fighting

Albuqueruque Journal

by: ABQJournal News Staff

Resist pruning roses now or they might suffer later

Resist pruning roses now or they might suffer later

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Morgan Lee / Associated Press

Prosecutors say they're seeking justice in Baldwin case, regardless of fame

Prosecutors say they're seeking justice in Baldwin case, regardless of fame

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Associated Press

Poland pushes for more tanks for Kyiv, will seek German OK

Poland pushes for more tanks for Kyiv, will seek German OK

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Isabel Debre / Associated Press

Palestinian gunman kills 7 near Jerusalem synagogue

Palestinian gunman kills 7 near Jerusalem synagogue

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Kathaleen Roberts / Journal Staff Writer

Opera Southwest brings Rossini's comedic 'Le comte Ory' to the stage

Opera Southwest brings Rossini's comedic 'Le comte Ory' to the stage

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Elliot Spagat / Associated Press

Online system to seek asylum in US is quickly overwhelmed

Online system to seek asylum in US is quickly overwhelmed

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Jan M. Olsen / Associated Press

Norway archaeologists find 'world's oldest runestone'

Norway archaeologists find 'world's oldest runestone'

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Jonel Aleccia / Associated Press

New guidance: Use drugs, surgery early for obesity in kids

New guidance: Use drugs, surgery early for obesity in kids

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Associated Press

New barrage of Russian strikes in Ukraine kills at least 11

New barrage of Russian strikes in Ukraine kills at least 11

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Dan Boyd / Journal Capitol Bureau Chief

New NM health secretary learning on the job after career ‘reset’

New NM health secretary learning on the job after career ‘reset’

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Esteban Candelaria / Journal Staff Writer

New Mexico seems determined to extend class time. What would that look like, and what do people think?

New Mexico seems determined to extend class time. What would that look like, and what do people think?

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Associated Press

Netanyahu meets Jordan's king in surprise trip amid tension

Netanyahu meets Jordan's king in surprise trip amid tension

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Susan Montoya Bryan / Associated Press

Native American leaders: Educational trust fund will be key

Native American leaders: Educational trust fund will be key

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Journal Staff Report

National NAACP leader to keynote MLK luncheon in Rio Rancho on Monday

National NAACP leader to keynote MLK luncheon in Rio Rancho on Monday

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Dan McKay / Journal Staff Writer

NM lawmakers scrutinize pretrial release system

NM lawmakers scrutinize pretrial release system

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Associated Press

Mega Millions swells to $1.1B after 3-month losing trend

Mega Millions swells to $1.1B after 3-month losing trend

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Elise Kaplan And Matthew Reisen / Journal Staff Writers

MDC deaths mix of suicide, medical episodes and issues during detox

MDC deaths mix of suicide, medical episodes and issues during detox

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Tian Mcleod Ji, Elaine Kurtenbach And Kanis Leung / Associated Press

Lunar New Year tourism hopes fizzle as Chinese stay home

Lunar New Year tourism hopes fizzle as Chinese stay home

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Munir Ahmed / Associated Press

Lights out in Pakistan as energy-saving move backfires

Lights out in Pakistan as energy-saving move backfires

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Liam DeBonis / Journal digital producer

Just how big is that crane at the Rio Rancho Intel plant?

Just how big is that crane at the Rio Rancho Intel plant?

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Associated Press

Jay Leno breaks bones in motorcycle wreck months after fire

Jay Leno breaks bones in motorcycle wreck months after fire

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Majdi Mohammed And Tia Goldenberg / Associated Press

Israel, Gaza fighters trade fire after deadly West Bank raid

Israel, Gaza fighters trade fire after deadly West Bank raid

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Isabel Debre / Associated Press

Israel to 'strengthen' settlements after shooting attacks

Israel to 'strengthen' settlements after shooting attacks

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Lolita C. Baldor And Matthew Lee / Associated Press

In reversal, US poised to approve Abrams tanks for Ukraine

In reversal, US poised to approve Abrams tanks for Ukraine

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Lolita C. Baldor / Associated Press

How to fix a howitzer: US offers help line to Ukraine troops

How to fix a howitzer: US offers help line to Ukraine troops

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Alice Fung And Karmen Li / Associated Press

Hong Kong pet rabbits enjoy bunny resort while owners away

Hong Kong pet rabbits enjoy bunny resort while owners away

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Ivan Leonard / Journal Staff Writer

Home improvement show, first responder cook-off highlight Rio Rancho event

Home improvement show, first responder cook-off highlight Rio Rancho event

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Carl Knauf / Journal Staff Writer

Hip-hop artist Khalisol is just getting started after recent success

Hip-hop artist Khalisol is just getting started after recent success

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Sylvie Corbet And Jade Le Deley / Associated Press

France: Over 1 million march against raising retirement age

France: Over 1 million march against raising retirement age

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Sylvie Corbet And Emily Schultheis / Associated Press

France, Germany renew alliance strained amid war in Ukraine

France, Germany renew alliance strained amid war in Ukraine

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Kathaleen Roberts / Journal Staff Writer

Folk duo to deliver their blend of tales and songs to Santa Fe

Folk duo to deliver their blend of tales and songs to Santa Fe

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Terry Spencer And Anthony Izaguirre / Associated Press

Florida's rejection of Black history course stirs debate

Florida's rejection of Black history course stirs debate

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Jari Tanner And Karl Ritter / Associated Press

Finland's top diplomat hints at joining NATO without Sweden

Finland's top diplomat hints at joining NATO without Sweden

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Adrian Gomez / Journal Arts and Entertainment Editor

Filmmakers follow local ensemble Baracutanga as they travel to Bolivia to reconnect with their roots

Filmmakers follow local ensemble Baracutanga as they travel to Bolivia to reconnect with their roots

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Jon Gambrell / Associated Press

Fatal shooting at Azerbaijan Embassy in Iran raises tensions

Fatal shooting at Azerbaijan Embassy in Iran raises tensions

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Adrian Sainz / Associated Press

Fans, celebs gather at Graceland to mourn Lisa Marie Presley

Fans, celebs gather at Graceland to mourn Lisa Marie Presley

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Matthew Perrone / Associated Press

FDA moves to ease rules for blood donations from gay men

FDA moves to ease rules for blood donations from gay men

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Elise Kaplan / Journal Staff Writer

Expert finds inadequate care at Metropolitan Detention Center

Expert finds inadequate care at Metropolitan Detention Center

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Lolita C. Baldor And Tara Copp / Associated Press

Defense chiefs fail to resolve dispute on tanks for Ukraine

Defense chiefs fail to resolve dispute on tanks for Ukraine

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Dan Boyd and Dan McKay/Journal Capitol Bureau

David Scrase to step down as Human Services Department secretary

David Scrase to step down as Human Services Department secretary

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Joshua Goodman And Jim Mustian / Associated Press

DEA Mexico chief quietly ousted over ties to drug lawyers

DEA Mexico chief quietly ousted over ties to drug lawyers

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Thomas Adamson / Associated Press

Controversy, frivolity mark day one of Paris Fashion Week

Controversy, frivolity mark day one of Paris Fashion Week

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Jim Mustian And Michael R. Sisak / Associated Press

Cohen meets Trump prosecutors amid renewed hush money probe

Cohen meets Trump prosecutors amid renewed hush money probe

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Joe Mcdonald / Associated Press

China's economic growth falls to 3%, gradually reviving

China's economic growth falls to 3%, gradually reviving

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Ken Moritsugu / Associated Press

China records 1st population fall in decades as births drop

China records 1st population fall in decades as births drop

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Associated Press

China accuses 'some Western media' of COVID-19 coverage bias

China accuses 'some Western media' of COVID-19 coverage bias

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Kathaleen Roberts / Journal Staff Writer

British artist Damien Hirst explores the way of bushido through series of painting

British artist Damien Hirst explores the way of bushido through series of painting

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Andrew Meldrum / Associated Press

Battle rages in Ukraine town; Russia shakes up its military

Battle rages in Ukraine town; Russia shakes up its military

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Vanessa Gera / Associated Press

Auschwitz anniversary marked as peace again shattered by war

Auschwitz anniversary marked as peace again shattered by war

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Esteban Candelaria / Journal Staff Writer

Albuquerque’s fire department and school district have combined forces to encourage more firefighters.

Albuquerque’s fire department and school district have combined forces to encourage more firefighters.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Esteban Candelaria / Journal Staff Writer

Albuquerque Public Schools board has established these lofty goals for students over the next 5 years

Albuquerque Public Schools board has established these lofty goals for students over the next 5 years

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Esteban Candelaria / Journal Staff Writer

APS wants to turn some schools into early childhood centers. Some are asking if the district will be able to fill them.

APS wants to turn some schools into early childhood centers. Some are asking if the district will be able to fill them.

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Andrew Meldrum / Associated Press

'What madness looks like': Russia intensifies Bakhmut attack

'What madness looks like': Russia intensifies Bakhmut attack

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Adrian Gomez / Journal Arts and Entertainment Editor

'Travels with Darley': PBS travel show visits New Mexico, where host started her career

'Travels with Darley': PBS travel show visits New Mexico, where host started her career

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Liam DeBonis / Journal digital producer

'Early Show with Alax': In new show, an alien visits New Mexico to learn about childcare

'Early Show with Alax': In new show, an alien visits New Mexico to learn about childcare

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Esteban Candelaria / Journal Staff Writer

$500 reward for info on vandals that hit Cleveland High School

$500 reward for info on vandals that hit Cleveland High School

Albuqueruque Journal

by: Associated Press

$1.35B Mega Millions prize drawing set for Friday night

$1.35B Mega Millions prize drawing set for Friday night

ABQ Raw

by: ABQ RAW

APD Arrests Two Murder Suspects with Edgar Haircuts for the Killing of Academy High Student

By: ABQ RAW staff POSTED: 1/27/2023 at 11:23AM Jesse Parra, 18, of Albuquerque NW Albuquerque - Jesse Parra, 18, of Albuquerque and Cruz Medina, 16, of Albuquerque have been charged in the murder of 18-year-old Jada Gonzales, the popular rising community member and Academy Academy High School student.

ABQ Raw

by: ABQ RAW

APD Searching for a Hispanic male who caused a wrong way Fatal Crash in a Stolen Car This Morning

By: ABQRAW staff Posted: 1/27/2023 @ 11:00AM An APD PIO advised media in a press release that a fatal crash happened overnight in SW Albuquerque.

The Taos News

by: Geoffrey Plant

Amid criticism, Taos mayor releases home rule candidate list

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Silver City Daily Press

After legalization, residents flock to chicken-keeping

(Press Staff Photo by Jo Lutz)A renegade Silver City chicken owner and her entertaining ......

Silver City Daily Press

by: the Santa Fe New Mexican

As water fund dries up, bill aims to infuse $250M

(Luis Sánchez Saturno for The New Mexican)Senate Majority Leader Peter Wirth, D-Santa F......

Silver City Daily Press

by: Nickolas Seibel

WNMU compiling feedback for new 5-year plan

(Press Staff Photo by Juno Ogle)Patti West-Okiri, Western New Mexico University’s asso......

Rio Grande Sun

by: By Kevin Deutsch

New Bill Places Bail Reform in the Hands of Voters

Update: The Federal Emergency Management Agency has announced it is no longer accepting resumes at this moment. The agency said this may change in the future.

Roswell Daily Record

by: By Alex Ross Roswell Daily Record

Bill to redefine combined cycle natural gas as renewable energy defeated

A bill to define combined cycle natural gas as a renewable energy source under state law was defeated in its first legislative committee.

Gallup Sun

by: By Holly J. Wagner Sun Correspondent

Rule revision eases path for cannabis retail downtown

Rule revision eases path for cannabis retail downtown Friday, 27 January 2023 04:21 By Holly J. Wagner Sun Correspondent Two cannabis retailers intended to set up shop in Gallup once legalization was finalized in April 2022.

Gallup Sun

by: Staff Reports

Governor delivers first State of the State address of her second term

Governor delivers first State of the State address of her second term Friday, 27 January 2023 04:18 Staff Reports SANTA FE – Gov.

Gallup Sun

by: Staff Reports

NM Kids releases new data book

NM Kids releases new data book Friday, 27 January 2023 04:17 Staff Reports Pandemic-era child well-being data better than expectedALBUQUERQUE – The COVID-19 pandemic has been hard on New Mexico’s children and families, but data from 2021 reflect no significant declines — and even some slight improvements — in child well-being.

New Mexico Political Report

As Water Trust Fund dries up, Wirth champions bill to infuse it with $250M

By Daniel J. Chacón, The Santa Fe New Mexican

New Mexico Political Report

Bill would add penalties for livestock rustling

By Robert Nott, The Santa Fe New Mexican

Source New Mexico

by: Posts by Ariana Figueroa

Wave of mass shootings prompts Biden to call yet again for assault weapons ban

WASHINGTON — Following a mass shooting on the eve of Lunar New Year in which 11 people in a predominantly Asian neighborhood in California were killed, President Joe Biden on Wednesday again urged Congress to pass legislation banning assault weapons.

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Michaela Helean | Observer Staff Writer

Warmer weekend, cold nights

Listen to the weather It is going to warm up a little bit this weekend and there will be some...

Roswell Daily Record

by: By Alex Ross Roswell Daily Record

Vasquez assigned to House Armed Services Committee

U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez of New Mexico's 2nd Congressional District has been assigned to serve on the U.S. House Armed Services Committee.

Source New Mexico

by: Posts by Ashley Murray

U.S. House GOP takes aim at fake pills containing deadly fentanyl sold on social media

WASHINGTON — On a June 2020 morning, Amy Neville entered her son’s bedroom to wake him for an orthodontist appointment. Fourteen-year-old Alex didn’t wake up.

Source New Mexico

by: Posts by Austin Fisher

The New Mexico Voting Rights Act: What’s in and what’s out

A sprawling proposal to expand and return the right to vote to more New Mexicans could finally become a reality this session after years of legislative and community effort, according to Democratic leaders, pro-democracy organizers and the state’s top election official.

Source New Mexico

by: Posts by Shondiin Silversmith, AZ Mirror

The Navajo Nation has lifted its mask mandate, fully reopening to the public

Almost three years after it was instituted to curb the spread of COVID-19, the Navajo Nation has lifted its mask mandate, making mask use optional in public spaces and businesses for the general public.

Source New Mexico

by: Posts by Megan Taros

Supporters turn out to champion affirmative consent in Roundhouse hearing

Legislation making its way through the session would transform how sexual assault cases are handled by public schools and New Mexico colleges that take state money.

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Tracy Goldizen

Rio Rancho exchange student shares about life in Germany

Darren Paredes of Rio Rancho is not having a typical sophomore year of high school. He is spending...

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Michaela Helean | Observer Staff Writer

Read West looking for more volunteers

“Literacy builds a bridge from darkness to light; please join us in bringing the greatest...

Source New Mexico

by: Posts by Hannah John

Navajo Nation Council sets historic leadership

WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. – Evolution is happening within the Navajo Nation government. Historically, many leadership positions, including Speaker of the Navajo Nation Council have been held by men.

Hobbs Sun

by: Hobbs News-Sun

NM AG challenges city and county abortion ordinances

Gabrielle Arsiaga/News-Sun On Monday, New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torrez filed a motion with the N.M. Supreme Court asking recent ordinances passed in Southeast New Mexico be nullified by the court.

Source New Mexico

by: Posts by Austin Fisher

N.M. chief justice defends bail reform in State of the Judiciary

Since it became law, N.M. politicians at every level have called for an erosion of a landmark legal reform in the state’s history.

Source New Mexico

by: Posts by Mel Leonor Barclay, The 19th

How New Mexico child care workers got the state to invest in their industry

Merline Gallegos’ child care center has been on the verge of closing many times. She’s long struggled to pay her workers the wages she believes they deserve, and when the pandemic hit, things only got worse.

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Michaela Helean | Observer Staff Writer

Happy and Hype at this Rio Rancho hair salon

At The Hype Hair Studio in Hilltop Plaza, the business model is based on transparent and inclusive...

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Staff Report

HSD Secretary Dr. Scrase retires

The Office of Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham today announced the retirement of Dr. David Scrase from state government. Scrase, who lives in Placitas, served as secretary of the Human Services Department since the governor took.

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Kevin Hendricks | Observer Staff Writer

Gratitude a theme throughout commission meeting

The second meeting of 2023 of the Sandoval County Board of Commissioners was light-hearted and...

Source New Mexico

by: Posts by Austin Fisher

Governor: N.M. prison medical care contracts leave ‘a lot to be desired’

New Mexico’s governor and lawmakers from both parties are again pushing legislation that would require people accused of a crime to prove that they are not too dangerous to release before a trial.

Source New Mexico

by: Posts by Megan Gleason

Governments within NM would no longer enter detention contracts with ICE under proposed legislation

About a decade ago, Itzayana Banda’s father called to tell her how horribly officials at the Otero County Processing Center were treating him and how he couldn’t stand it anymore.

Roswell Daily Record

by: By Lisa Dunlap Roswell Daily Record

County commissioners will consider tax extension

Chaves County residents will have an opportunity next month to give their views on whether the county should continue one of its gross receipts taxes beyond this summer.

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Gary Herron | Sports Editor

Cleveland and Rio Rancho battle for second place in 1-5A on Feb. 1

Cleveland junior guard Kindyll Sandoval, left, dribbles as she looks for a teammate to pass to...

Source New Mexico

by: Posts by Ashley Murray

Classified material found in the Indiana home of former VP Mike Pence

WASHINGTON — Former Vice President Mike Pence is the latest top public official to have been discovered possessing classified material in his personal home, according to a letter his lawyer sent to the National Archives.

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Kevin Hendricks | Observer Staff Writer

Brandt introduces bill to forbid organ donation discrimination based on disabilities

State Sen. Craig Brandt, a Republican who represents District 40-Rio Rancho, was joined by Lt....

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Kevin Hendricks | Observer Staff Writer

Block praises Sandoval County, calls out elected officials, encourages support for NM Runners at Commission meeting.

Wednesday’s Sandoval County Commission meeting had a jubilant and celebratory vibe...

Source New Mexico

by: Posts by Jennifer Shutt

Biden, Democrats to U.S. House Republicans: Show us your debt limit plan

WASHINGTON — Democratic leaders huddled with President Joe Biden at the White House on Tuesday, ahead of what will be a tumultuous few months, with lawmakers sharply divided on the debt limit and short on time.

Deming Headlight

by: Algernon D'Ammassa, Deming Headlight 

Deming woman speaks out on harassment, sexual assault

On Feb. 22, 2019, 17-year-old Sierra Valdespino came home from work, immediately walked into her bathroom and began washing her mouth.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Daniel J. Chacón dchacon@sfnewmexican.com

Lawmakers take field trip to get firsthand taste of school meals

+4 Lawmakers take field trip to get firsthand taste of school meals By Daniel J. Chacóndchacon@sfnewmexican.com Legislators visit Santa Fe school for lunch as they work on initiative to make student meals free.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Phaedra Haywood phaywood@sfnewmexican.com

Charges dismissed against Santo Niño principal accused of failing to report abuse

+2 Charges dismissed against Santo Niño principal accused of failing to report abuse By Phaedra Haywoodphaywood@sfnewmexican.com The 2021 incident involved a former school health aide who has since been accused of molesting four children.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Milan Simonich

Bill advances to codify more secrecy in government

Ringside Seat Bill advances to codify more secrecy in government By Milan Simonich Sen. Bill Tallman is the sponsor of a measure that would weaken New Mexico's public records law but delight bureaucrats.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: The Associated Press

State police: Portales school bus failed to yield before crash

State police: Portales school bus failed to yield before crash The Associated Press The crash resulted in injuries to seven students and the drivers of both vehicles, according to authorities.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Jesse Bedayn The Associated Press/Report for America

Colorado looking at using AI to help detect wildfires

+7 Colorado looking at using AI to help detect wildfires By Jesse BedaynThe Associated Press/Report for America The goal is for cameras and an AI algorithm to detect the plume of smoke and alert first responders who can stomp out the blaze.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Phaedra Haywood phaywood@sfnewmexican.com

Tesuque man sentenced to 15 years in prison for killing brother

Tesuque man sentenced to 15 years in prison for killing brother By Phaedra Haywoodphaywood@sfnewmexican.com Patricio Griego, 68, was convicted of killing his older brother in a dispute over inheriting their mother’s home.

ABQ Raw

by: ABQ RAW

Man with Massive Rose Neck Tattoo Robs ABQ Bank

The FBI and Albuquerque Police are seeking the public's assistance to identify the Rose Tattoo Robber, who robbed Nusenda Credit Union, 8321 Palomas Ave.

Rio Grande Sun

by: By Kevin Deutsch

Man Brandishes Gun, Threatens Employees at Española Recreation Center

Read all about the Rio Arriba high school basketball teams for 2022-23

Rio Grande Sun

by: Samantha Chavez

Job Seekers Wanted for Fire Recovery

The Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office has begun patrolling parts of Española plagued by illegal drugs and property crimes, authorities said.

Las Vegas Optic

Luna seeking equity with legislative funding

In an effort to pursue quality, equitable education for northeastern New Mexico, Luna Community College has identified six priority projects and is requesting legislative funding for implementation.

Las Vegas Optic

Legislation aims to further fund Vegas recovery center

A bill introduced at the New Mexico Legislature earlier this month would send $1.3 million to Las Vegas’ inpatient drug treatment facility that has been in progress since early 2021, to help fund “integrated substance use disorder programs,” according to the text of the bill.

Las Vegas Optic

by: Ryan Lowery

Drug charges filed against man connected to death of Cindy Rivera

A man awaiting trial on kidnapping charges in the 2012 disappearance and death of Cindy “Tig” Rivera now faces charges in connection with an alleged plot to sneak narcotics into the county jail.

Las Vegas Optic

Mayor gives ‘State of the City’ address

Mayor Louie Trujillo held his annual State of the City address at last week’s city council meeting, highlighting the accomplishments of the city over the past year, as well as how Las Vegas has overcome the challenges caused by the largest wildfire in New Mexico history.

Las Vegas Optic

by: Danielle Prokop

City Schools seeks $1.1 million in school improvements from lawmakers

‘Tis the season for Roundhouse requests. The 60-day legislative session is in full swing, and cities, counties, and school districts are preparing wish lists of projects and programs as record oil and gas revenues buoy the budget to historic highs.

Las Vegas Optic

by: Danielle Prokop

Family sues student, LVCS district, middle school principal and teacher in bullying allegations

Editor’s Note: This story contains descriptions of sexual assault from a previous incident that could be disturbing to readers. Discretion is advised.

Las Vegas Optic

by: Submitted to the Optic

Local musicians celebrated at Hispano Music Awards

On Jan. 14, 2023, the New Mexico Hispano Music Association held the 31st Annual Hispano Music Awards Ceremony at the Ohkay Casino in Espanola, N.

Las Vegas Optic

by: Ryan Lowery

Man accused of battery on an officer, aggravated assault against motorist

A man arrested for allegedly fleeing law enforcement officers is now charged with attempting to run another motorist off the road in a separate incident.

ABQ Raw

by: ABQ RAW

Pajama Wearing Attempted Carjacker Causes UNM Area Chaos

ABQ RAW staff POSTED on 01/25/2023 at 7:00PM On 01/25/23, around 12:30PM, UNM sent out an alert to campus and staff about police activity at University Blvd.

ABQ Raw

by: ABQ RAW

Federally Convicted Tax Cheat Will Owe New Mexico and Feds $1.8 Million Dollars in Restitution

By: ABQ RAW staff POSTED: 1/25/2023 @ 5:45PM New Mexico U.S. Attorney Alex Uballez, center, speaks to the media about the conviction of George Martinez.

New Mexico Political Report

Governor-backed fund would address shortage of health care providers in rural areas

By Daniel J. Chacón, The Santa Fe New Mexican

Valencia County News

by: Posts by Julia M. Dendinger | News-Bulletin Assistant Editor

Zone change request concerns Rio Communities residents

Harvey Yates III told the packed room and commissioners the company wants to develop an industrial park, not look for gas and oil.

Valencia County News

by: Posts by Julia M. Dendinger | News-Bulletin Assistant Editor

World’s Largest Matanza to return after two-year pandemic hiatus

After a two-year hiatus, the World’s Largest Matanza — the signature scholarship fundraiser for the Hispano Chamber of Valencia County — is back and ready to let the eager public sample traditional matanza foods.

Valencia County News

by: Posts by Julia M. Dendinger | News-Bulletin Assistant Editor

VALENCIA COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY AWARDS

The Valencia County Historical Society’s Lifetime Achievement Award will now be known as the Jim Sloan Lifetime Achievement Award.

Piñon Post

by: Renato Costa

Tucker Carlson interviews Rep. Lord about bill to castrate pedophiles by Renato Costa January 26, 202

On Thursday night, Fox News’ Tucker Carlson of Tucker Carlson Tonight interviewed New Mexico state Rep. Stefani Lord (R-Sandia Park) about a bill, H.

Valencia County News

by: Posts by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor

Tracy Armijo appointed newest member of the Belen City Council

“I’m all for bringing in new businesses to Belen, but also bringing job opportunities. I know there are a lot of youth who move away because of a lack of job opportunities.

New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan

by: Joe Monahan

Politicos Play Act Over Pretrial Detention Bill While It Hangs From The Gallows; Time For Another Script, Plus: Some Santa Fe Movin' And Shakin'  

MLG (Moore, Journal)Can someone please explain this? The Governor holds a news conference to trot out a crime-fighting package with its centerpiece the pretrial detention bill and at the same news conference she cozies up to Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Joe Cervantes who is going to kill that very bill.

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Adrian HeddenCarlsbad Current-Argus

Natural gas is not a renewable energy. Bill rejected in New Mexico

The House Energy, Environment and Natural Resources Committee largely rejected the measure, voting 7-4 to table the bill.

Valencia County News

by: Posts by Makayla Grijalva | News-Bulletin Staff Writer

Los Lunas Village Council approves plan for more housing

In its 18 year since adoption, Huning Ranch has been growing at a rate of about 110 homes per year. Los Senderos developers are anticipating about the same rate of growth with a spike in the early days of development.

Valencia County News

by: Posts by Makayla Grijalva | News-Bulletin Staff Writer

Los Lunas Board of Education members at odds during meetings

“…my personal feeling is that Mr. Giron and Mr. Smith might have some resentment against us, but the reality of it is, the three of us had nothing to do with them being removed or put on suspension.

El Defensor Chieftain

by: Posts by Chieftain Staff Report

Law and Order: Socorro Police blotter

The following items were taken from reports at the Socorro Police Department Nov. 19 An officer...

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Michaela Helean | Observer Staff Writer

Governor proposes tax rebates for 2023

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham endorsed a bill that would send one-time rebates of $750 to single tax...

Valencia County News

by: Posts by Valencia County News-Bulletin

Getting ready for fire season

New Mexico is still expected to have a dry, “La Niña” winter following the 2022 monsoon season... Read More

El Defensor Chieftain

by: Posts by Cathy Cook | El Defensor Chieftain Editor

Fentanyl makes intervening in addiction even more difficult

The proliferation of fentanyl is the biggest challenge for the counselors, peer support workers...

El Defensor Chieftain

by: Posts by John Larson, El Defensor Chieftain

Commission approves agreement with PHI

An agreement with PHI Air Medical reached by the county commission at its January 10 meeting means...

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Michaela Helean | Observer Staff Writer

Chilly and breezy

Listen to the weather Today is going to be cold and will only get colder tonight but the wind is...

El Defensor Chieftain

by: Posts by John Larson, El Defensor Chieftain

Calling for Arts Party volunteers

Dress the kids in play clothes and be prepared to dive into all sorts of arts-and-crafts projects,...

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Adrian HeddenCarlsbad Current-Argus

Burn ban blocked by New Mexico lawmakers. Wildfire relief approved

Prescribed burning was believed the origin of the Hermits Peak Calf Canyon Fire, which started in April 2022 and burned 340,980 acres.

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Jessica OnsurezCarlsbad Current-Argus

American Legion post seeks to rebuild membership post pandemic

Post 7 of the American Legion, is located in Carlsbad and is named for Bryan Mudgett.

Deming Headlight

by: Algernon D'Ammassa, Deming Headlight 

Deming school board welcomes good audit, leases air space for solar project

The school board entered into an unusual lease with a solar developer aiming to build car ports with solar panels.

Deming Headlight

by: Algernon D'Ammassa, Deming Headlight 

Deming closes city hall to public after threats against staff

The city of Deming’s municipal offices were abruptly closed to the public Wednesday morning in response to threats against city staff after shockingly.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: Photos by Gabriela Campos The New Mexican

Therapy dogs help brighten day for patients

+2 Feature photos Therapy dogs help brighten day for patients Photos by Gabriela CamposThe New Mexican Dogs visit the cancer center and hospital as part of the Christus St.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: The New Mexican

Legislative roundup, Jan. 27, 2023

Legislative roundup, Jan. 27, 2023 The New Mexican Days remaining in session: 51

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Nathan Lederman nlederman@sfnewmexican.com

Sheriff's office arrests two men in teen's slaying at Camel Tracks

+2 Sheriff's office arrests two men in teen's slaying at Camel Tracks By Nathan Ledermannlederman@sfnewmexican.com Giovanny Nicolas-Saldivar, 19, and Edgar Robles Escudero, 23, are accused of killing 17-year-old Eduardo Preciado Luevano.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Susan Montoya Bryan The Associated Press

Lawmakers resist federal government's proposal to open nuclear storage facility

+2 Lawmakers resist federal government's proposal to open nuclear storage facility By Susan Montoya BryanThe Associated Press New Mexico lawmakers debate banning a facility without state consent.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Daniel J. Chacón dchacon@sfnewmexican.com

As Water Trust Fund dries up, Wirth champions bill to infuse it with $250M

As Water Trust Fund dries up, Wirth champions bill to infuse it with $250M By Daniel J. Chacóndchacon@sfnewmexican.com His proposal cleared the Senate Conservation Committee on an 8-0 vote Thursday.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Nicholas Gilmore ngilmore@sfnewmexican.com

Santa Fe libraries, community centers to be 'gun-free zones'

Santa Fe libraries, community centers to be 'gun-free zones' By Nicholas Gilmorengilmore@sfnewmexican.com The resolution relies on a section of the New Mexico Constitution that prohibits carrying deadly weapons, such as firearms, on "school premises.

Santa Fe New Mexican

by: By Sandra Jaramillo For The New Mexican

Excitable, cuddly cat becomes child's playmate

+10 Rescue Report Excitable, cuddly cat becomes child's playmate By Sandra JaramilloFor The New Mexican “Our family decided to adopt a kitten after being dog owners for 13 years,” Megan Phillips said.

ABQ Raw

by: ABQ RAW

Murder in the War Zone Happening Now

By: ABQRAW staff Posted: 1/25/2023 @ 3:30PM An APD detective is seen surveying the scene of the cities latest homicide at Central and Mesilla NE NE Albuquerque - APD alerted media around 3:00PM that a homicide investigation was initiated at Central Ave and Mesilla St.

Rio Grande Sun

by: Samantha Chavez

Northern New Mexico College to Teach Medical Cannabis Course

Cannabis plants.

The Paper

by: Josiah Ward

First of Its Kind Gibson Sobering Center Gets $4.2M in Federal Funds

Posted inAlbuquerque First of Its Kind Gibson Sobering Center Gets $4.2M in Federal Funds by Josiah Ward January 25, 2023January 25, 2023 The sprawling building that once held the Lovelace hospital off of Gibson is turning into a health hub.

The Taos News

by: Geoffrey Plant

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The Taos News

by: Geoffrey Plant

Taos barrels toward home rule

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The Taos News

by: Robert Nott, rnott@sfnewmexican.com

Proposal to hold adults accountable for kids accessing guns advances

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The Taos News

by: Robert Nott, rnott@sfnewmexican.com

Bill would appropriate $100 million to help those hit hard by fire

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The Taos News

by: Geoffrey Plant

Taos got talent

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The Taos News

by: Staff Report

Taos Pueblo man pleads guilty to kidnapping and assault

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Silver City Daily Press

by: Nickolas Seibel

New PACT Act benefits veterans exposed to hazards

(Press Staff Photo by Jo Lutz)Veterans in Grant County turned out to get educated about ......

Silver City Daily Press

by: the Santa Fe New Mexican

Advocacy groups resurrect ‘voting rights’ bill with backing of Democrats

(Luis Sánchez Saturno for The New Mexican)House Speaker Javier Martínez, D-Albuquerque......

Silver City Daily Press

by: Nickolas Seibel

The Silver City Town Council wasn’t as eager as the governing bodies in the Mining District to give its endorsement to proposed state legislation th.

Rio Grande Sun

by: Samantha Chavez

Española Students Lead by Example

Northern New Mexico College will add Introduction to Medical Cannabis for Health Care Professionals to its extensive course list.

Rio Grande Sun

by: By Kevin Deutsch

Santa Fe Sheriff Orders New Patrols in Española

A man brandished a gun and threatened employees at the Richard Lucero Recreation Center early Wednesday night, police said.

The Taos News

by: R. Scott Gerdes

PATHWAYS to SUCCESS: UNM-Taos Grad Garners Award at Foresters Conference

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The Taos News

by: The Health Care Corner - Brought to you by Holy Cross Medical Center

$2,114,150 worth of Patient Debt is Forgiven by Holy Cross Hospital

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New Mexico Political Report

Expansion of prohibition of storage of radioactive waste bill heads to judiciary committee

A bill that would expand the current prohibition on storing radioactive waste in New Mexico passed its first committee—the Senate Conservation Committee—on Tuesday on a 6-1 vote.

New Mexico Political Report

Funding to support rebuilding after fire passes committee while spring burn ban dies

With questions remaining surrounding allocation of federal assistance, the communities impacted by the largest wildfire in state history are asking the legislature for $100 million to replace and repair infrastructure destroyed or damaged by the blaze.

Cebola Citizen

by: Hannah Johns

We Encourage You to Choose Catholic Education

Catholic Education is a choice! When I arrive each morning to start my day at St. Joseph Mission School, I am amazed by the commitment each parent has made to drive their child(ren) to and from our school.

New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan

by: Joe Monahan

Voting Rights Bill Is Back; Election Day A Holiday? Plus: Abbey Adjusts; Longtime LFC Director Navigates Major Change With New Leadership 

A state holiday on Election Day? That's about the only deal-breaker in this year's voting rights bill that is surfacing at the Roundhouse.

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Mike SmithCarlsbad Current-Argus

Village of Loving seeks new council member to serve through end of '23

New Village of Loving Mayor Ricky Fuentes sought applications from citizens seeking to serve on the village council for the remainder of 2023.

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Michaela Helean | Observer Staff Writer

Sunny and breezy

Listen to the weather Today there is no chance of precipitation but the wind persists at lower...

Carlsbad Current Argus

Property owner prepares moving forward on sober center

David Lozano announced plans to move ahead on a new sober community center in Carlsbad after early rejection from the Planning and Zoning Commission.

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Adrian HeddenCarlsbad Current-Argus

Nuclear weapons waste disposal near Carlsbad draws fears from locals

Carlsbad resident Mary Landreth argued that eastern New Mexico was already at a disproportionate risk of nuclear exposure.

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Adrian HeddenCarlsbad Current-Argus

New Mexico lawmakers advance bill to fund local climate change response

The bill would require New Mexico adopt a statewide plan to address climate change and take preventative measures for the impacts of extreme weather.

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Morgan Lee

New Mexico chief justice urges caution with bail law reform

New Mexico's top judicial official urged state legislators Tuesday to be cautious as they consider toughening the state's bail laws.

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Morgan Lee

New Mexico bill would ban contracts for migration detention

The bill could unwind contractual agreements that help detain immigrants at three privately operated detention centers in New Mexico.

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Kevin Hendricks | Observer Staff Writer

MLK Elementary School to celebrate purchase of new marquee with February ribbon cutting

Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary will hold a ribbon-cutting event at 3:30 p.m. Feb. 15 to unveil...

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Tracy Goldizen

Legislative conversations: Rep. Alan Martinez, Jan. 25, 2023

The Rio Rancho Observer spoke with state Rep. Alan Martinez (R) by phone the morning of Wednesday,...

Cebola Citizen

by: Craig Gergen, Reporter

Legislative Cibola County Day Corralled This Year

The Cibola Communities Economic Development Foundation normally hosts Cibola County Day in Santa Fe to welcome our four state representatives.

Cebola Citizen

by: Nmdoh

Join the Little Things Matter Campaign

January is a time to embark on participating in the 'Little Things Matter Campaign'. This campaign reminds us that mental wellbeing is an essential component of 'good' health, and offers these 4 specific things to do in January to support you on your journey: (1) Check Your Own Mental Health: Take an inventory of how you are feeling.

Hobbs Sun

by: Hobbs News-Sun

Hobbs Fire still investigating suspicious fires

Gabrielle Arsiaga/News-Sun Investigators with the Hobbs Fire Marshal office are still investigating two suspicious Hobbs residential structure fires that happened on Jan.

Cebola Citizen

by: Cibola Citizen Staff

Help Stop the Theft of Newspapers

After an audit of last week’s newspaper sales, the Cibola Citizen was able to determine that, on average, over $350 worth of newspapers are stolen from our machines every week.

Cebola Citizen

by: Faith Mosley, Reporter

Feeding Cibola’s Hungry

Despite the fact that the COVID public health emergency is expected to officially end in April of this year, the government announced that the COVID Emergency increase in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program commonly known as SNAP will come to an end in March of 2023.

Cebola Citizen

by: News Staff

Donn Webb, Cruzzin Cibola

When I was young, I thought I could handle anything. Needless to say, that didn’t work. Many bumps in the road have since passed.

Cebola Citizen

by: Craig Gergen

Civics Potpourri

The advancement of technologically has heavily influenced how society now functions. With a push of a button, we can take pictures, record videos, look for information, play music, watch movies, and so much more - regardless of where we are.

Cebola Citizen

by: Press Release

Cibola Students encouraged to take part in Civics Bee

The Annual Competition will take Place in States Across America to Elevate Civics as a National Priority The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation announced the launch of the 2023 National Civics Bee, a national competition designed to inspire young Americans to become better informed about American democracy, to engage respectfully and constructively in the community, and to build greater trust in others and institutions.

Cebola Citizen

by: Diego Lopez, Reporter

Cibola Drought Monitor – January Update

After significant precipitation, parts of Cibola County are no longer classified as being in drought. Despite this, however, the United States Department of Agriculture still considers Cibola to be an area that is in drought, and they expect the drought to persist through the year, especially in the northeast of the county.

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Adrian HeddenCarlsbad Current-Argus

Bill to block nuclear waste site near Carlsbad supported by lawmakers

The bill was written in response to a proposal to build a temporary storage facility for spent fuel near the Eddy-Lea County line.

Piñon Post

by: John Block

Bill limiting governor’s emergency powers passes through first committee 

On Wednesday, H.B. 80, sponsored by Rep. Greg Nibert (R-Chaves), passed through its first committee with vast bipartisan support.

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Michaela Helean | Observer Staff Writer

As utilities get expensive, residents find ways to save money

At the start of the year people started receiving their monthly expenses like usual but discovered...

Cebola Citizen

by: Andrew Langer

A Big Tech Legislative Putsch Against Innovators

Lawmakers are billing bipartisan legislation recently introduced on Capitol Hill as a compromise peace agreement in the ongoing policy war between startup innovators and Big Tech behemoths.

Alamagordo Daily News

New Mexico lawmakers advance bill to fund local climate change response

The bill would require New Mexico adopt a statewide plan to address climate change and take preventative measures for the impacts of extreme weather.

Las Cruces Sun

City mulls aggressive redevelopment plans, debates where to focus

As the city prepares for aggressive redevelopment in blighted areas, Council was forced to pick between two districts: West Picacho and El Paseo.

Deming Headlight

by: Billy Armendariz 

Deming High plans FFA expansion

Austin Polk and student officers of the Future Farmers of America program at Deming High School discuss plans for program.

ABQ Raw

by: ABQ RAW

Angry COVID mask wearing Cowboy Fan in Tiny Car Robs an Albertsons

By: ABQRAW staff Posted: 1/24/2023 @ 1:00PM Albuquerque - APD detectives need help catching a man sporting a Dallas Cowboys hat and who drives a tiny car.

ABQ Raw

by: ABQ RAW

Raul Torrez Might Just Have Found his MOJO at the AG's Office

By: ABQRAW contributor Dan Klein (Retired Police Sergeant) Small Business owner Posted: 1/24/2023 @ 12:45PM As Bernalillo County District Attorney Raul Torrez was in a tough spot.

The Taos News

by: Liam Easley

Toa Thrift brings the Beat back to Taos

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The Taos News

by: Cindy Brown, for the Taos News

Successful fitness resolutions begin with small changes, experts say

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The Taos News

by: Geoffrey Plant

Mexican gray wolf captured near Angel Fire

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The Taos News

Stray Hearts Animal Shelter weekly report

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The Taos News

by: Liam Easley

Taos welcomes a new Space for healing arts

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New Mexico Political Report

Bill to classify natural gas as renewable dies in first committee

A Republican-sponsored bill attempting to get combined cycle natural gas included in the definition of renewable energy died in its first committee on Tuesday.

Silver City Daily Press

by: the Santa Fe New Mexican

Lawmakers begin to examine differences in spending plans

(Jim Weber for The Santa Fe New Mexican)Public Education Secretary Kurt Steinhaus waits ......

Silver City Daily Press

by: Nickolas Seibel

Cobre school board leaders to update Snell security after threat

(Press Staff Photo by Juno Ogle)Snell Middle School interim Principal Richard Best gives......

Silver City Daily Press

by: Kendra Milligan

Recently uncovered WNMU art collection draws in art lovers

(Press Staf......

New Mexico Political Report

Lawmakers begin to examine differences in executive and legislative spending plans

By Daniel J. Chacón, The Santa Fe New Mexican

Carlsbad Current Argus

Winter weather hits Eddy County Tuesday

Snow fell in Eddy County Tuesday morning causing schools closures in Carlsbad and Loving. A winter weather advisory was posted.

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Joshua Bowling

Who backed Solomon Peña’s campaign?

Before he was accused of orchestrating the shootings at elected officials’ homes, he was able to court an influential New Mexico conservative.

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Michaela Helean | Observer Staff Writer

Rio Rancho resident takes on County Community Services Director position

Sandoval County appointed Jayme Espinoza as its director of community services on Tuesday, Jan. 24. “We are fortunate to have Jayme Espinoza lead this expansive effort as her extensive career in health care provides both.

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Michaela Helean | Observer Staff Writer

Residents report marked mail boxes

Last week, residents of Northern Meadows took to Nextdoor to complain about a written message left...

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Gary Herron | Observer staff writer

RRPS board seeks better pay for EAs

Although the Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education spent about 25% of its Jan. 23 meeting listening to the latest audit report, there was better news to follow.

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Kevin Hendricks | Observer Staff Writer

Points For Health celebrates opening with ribbon-cutting ceremony

https://rrobserver.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/20230124_113753.mp4 Points for Health, a...

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Danielle Prokop

Planners for southern N.M. reproductive health clinic talk next steps

Lawmakers could approve a one-time $10 million investment to build the facility in Las Cruces, N.M., near the Texas border.

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Adrian HeddenCarlsbad Current-Argus

Oil and gas companies moving into Permian Basin in $100M string of deals

The Permian Basin was forecast to produce about 5.65 barrels of oil a day (bpd)in February, growing by 30,000 bpd from January.

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Susan Montoya Bryan and Morgan Lee

New Mexico AG seeks to codify abortion rights, nullify bans

New Mexico's attorney general is asking the state Supreme Court to nullify abortion ordinances passed in recent months in some communities.

Eastern New Mexico News

by: the Staff of The News

Nearly 6 inches of snow fall

Most of eastern New Mexico awoke to about 6 inches of snow on Tuesday, the first significant moisture in months. Several area schools closed or went to remote learning, and most.

Eastern New Mexico News

by: the Staff of The News

Area concert venues have announced upcoming concerts in Clovis and Portales. The Clovis/Curry County Chamber of Commerce has announced the lineup for the 2023 Clovis Music Festival, scheduled for April 14 and 15 at the Curry County.

Eastern New Mexico News

by: Grant McGee

New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez has filed an “extraordinary writ” in the New Mexico Supreme Court alleging Clovis, Roosevelt County, Lea County and Hobbs have unlawfully passed ordinances that restrict access to.

Eastern New Mexico News

by: the Staff of The News

CLOVIS – Junior Kaden Stoner collected six 3-pointers and finished with 20 points on Saturday as Logan defeated Clovis Christian 69-53 in District 6-1A boys basketball.

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Tracy Goldizen

Legislative conversations: Sen. Craig Brandt, Jan. 24, 2023

The Rio Rancho Observer is reaching out to legislators that serve the Rio Rancho community as well...

Eastern New Mexico News

by: News

Booked The following were booked into local jails (Friday - Tuesday): Clovis • Deshawn Moore, 34, larceny • Johnny Aragon, 57, failure to appear on misdemeanor charge • Daniel Gardea-Arredondo, 50, failure to pay fines .

Eastern New Mexico News

by: Grant McGee

Group believes it has enough signatures for anti-abortion ordinance vote

Members of Eastern New Mexico Rising believe they have enough signatures to bring about a Clovis citywide election over the city's anti-abortion ordinance.

Eastern New Mexico News

by: the Staff of The News

SANTA FE – The New Mexico Higher Education Department (HED) would receive $1.2 billion in Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s budget recommendations to the New Mexico Legislature for fiscal year 2024, which begins on July 1,.

Eastern New Mexico News

by: the Staff of The News

At the state Office of the Medical Investigator (OMI) in Albuquerque they’re calling her, “Jane Doe,” the fourth victim of the Jan.

Eastern New Mexico News

by: Ron Warnick

Dog recovered after two years missing

An Albuquerque woman recovered her dog Saturday after it went missing almost two years ago, thanks to a microchip implanted in the animal and a Quay County sheriff's deputy who pick.

Piñon Post

by: Renato Costa

Dems looking to resurrect extremist pro-voter fraud billby Renato Costa January 24, 202

Democrats are planning on resurrecting the failed bill they tried to pass in the last legislative session that was filibustered down by Republicans in the final hours.

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Tracy Goldizen

City seeks applicants for infrastructure board

Rio Rancho residents concerned with road conditions now have the opportunity to serve on the Public Infrastructure Advisory Board.

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Michaela Helean | Observer Staff Writer

Chance of snow tonight, wind calms down

Listen to the weather After yesterday’s wind frenzy, it will calm down today but there is a...

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Jessica OnsurezCarlsbad Current-Argus

CMS, LMS close school due to weather. Government buildings on two-hour delay

Eddy County offices are on a two-hour delay this morning.

New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan

by: Joe Monahan

Ban The Bottle? Senator Tries To Limit Roundhouse Boozing; Wants Lawmakers "To Be Professional," Plus: Rep. Vasquez Irked Over Not Meeting Biden At El Paso Immigration Visit But He Had An Earlier Chance  

Sen. Pope Here's a topic near and dear to the hearts of some of our New Mexico lawmakers. ABQ Dem Senator Harold Pope wants to ban the boozing at the venerable Roundhouse, or at least strictly limit when senators can imbibe.

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Adrian HeddenCarlsbad Current-Argus

'Local control' of renewable energy pushed in New Mexico Senate bill

The bill would authorize city, county or Indigenous governments to purchase or generate renewable energy for sale to constituents.

Las Cruces Sun

Who backed Solomon Peña’s campaign?

Before he was accused of orchestrating the shootings at elected officials’ homes, he was able to court an influential New Mexico conservative.

Las Cruces Sun

Planners for southern N.M. reproductive health clinic talk next steps

Lawmakers could approve a one-time $10 million investment to build the facility in Las Cruces, N.M., near the Texas border.

Alamagordo Daily News

Oil and gas companies moving into Permian Basin in $100M string of deals

The Permian Basin was forecast to produce about 5.65 barrels of oil a day (bpd)in February, growing by 30,000 bpd from January.

Las Cruces Sun

New Mexico AG seeks to codify abortion rights, nullify bans

New Mexico's attorney general is asking the state Supreme Court to nullify abortion ordinances passed in recent months in some communities.

Las Cruces Sun

Mothers speak out as judge sentences teen convicted of murder

Police don't believe he pulled the trigger. But a jury convicted him of murder anyway. Now, a judge decided on a sentence for a convcted teen.

Alamagordo Daily News

'Local control' of renewable energy pushed in New Mexico Senate bill

The bill would authorize city, county or Indigenous governments to purchase or generate renewable energy for sale to constituents.

ABQ Raw

by: ABQ RAW

APD Investigating Hit-and-Run in Dirt Lot Near Legacy Church's Central Campus

By: ABQ RAW staff Posted: 1/23/2023 @ 4:05PM According to Gilbert Gallegos, APD’s Civilian Director of Communications, APD officers are investigating a hit-and-run that involves a vehicle that struck a pedestrian in the area of Legacy Church, which is located at 7201 Central Ave.

ABQ Raw

by: ABQ RAW

Solomon Pena to Remain Behind Bars per Judge Ruling Today

By: ABQRAW staff Posted: 1/23/2023 @ 3:00PM Solomon Pena Per the DA's office PIO Nancy Laflin: Albuquerque, NM - Today District Court Judge David Murphy ruled Solomon Pena will remain behind bars as his case makes its way through the judicial system.

ABQ Raw

by: ABQ RAW

Drunk Man Cries Over His Wrecked Truck and Not The People He Killed and Injured

By: ABQ RAW staff POSTED: 01/23/2023 at 12:45PM Albuquerque - Raymond Jaquez-Barallasco is accused of slamming into vehicles who were parked in the emergency lane of I-40 Westbound near mile marker 154 in ABQ.

Rio Grande Sun

by: Samantha Chavez

Pojoaque Grads Appear on 'Shark Tank'

Some people begin setting up the building blocks for their future at a young age, and the students in Española are no different.

Silver City Daily Press

by: Nickolas Seibel

A Mining District student has been arrested and charged with a misdemeanor after the student allegedly made threats against C.C. Snell Middle School.

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Kevin Hendricks | Observer Staff Writer

Work begins on 15th Street SE project

Construction began Monday on the 15th Street SE culvert project. The project that will replace the...

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Kevin Hendricks | Observer Staff Writer

Whiptail hosting a beer dinner Tuesday night

Whiptail, a popular restaurant that opened a little over a year ago, is hosting a beer dinner...

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Jessica OnsurezCarlsbad Current-Argus

Trent Cornum selected for CMS school board

Trent Cornum was selected for the CMS school board's District 5 seat.

New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan

by: Joe Monahan

The Crime Beat: Another Defeat Anticipated For Pretrial Detention Bill But Controversial Court Tool May Be Cut, Plus: More Pena: GOP Embarrassed After Electing Him To Post But Their Reaction To Alleged Crimes Seems Mild, Plus: Drug Money Used In His House Campaign? 

Sen. CervantesThe stunning shootings of homes of four elected officials allegedly engineered by failed GOP House candidate Solomon Pena doesn't seem to be moving the needle on that controversial pretrial detention bill that's back at the Roundhouse.

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Susan Montoya Bryan

New Mexico candidate charged in shooting case denied bond

Solomon Peña, 39, is charged with multiple counts that include shooting at a dwelling and possession of a firearm by a felon.

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Michaela Helean | Observer Staff Writer

Hazardous winds warning for Rio Rancho, snow possible tonight

Listen to the weather Weather is hazardous today until midnight with winds reaching more than 50...

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Michaela Helean | Observer Staff Writer

Calligraphy exhibit at Placitas Library

The Love of Calligraphy exhibition will be showcased at the Placitas Library from Feb. 4 to March...

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Kevin Hendricks | Observer Staff Writer

Brandt introduces bill to help teachers who purchase their own school supplies

State Sen. and Minority Whip Craig Brandt (R-Rio Rancho) introduced a bill to provide a tax...

Las Cruces Sun

New Mexico candidate charged in shooting case denied bond

Solomon Peña, 39, is charged with multiple counts that include shooting at a dwelling and possession of a firearm by a felon.

Las Cruces Sun

Fire in vacant building causes minor damage

Las Cruces firefighters were called to a fire in a vacant building on north Main Street Saturday morning.

Las Cruces Sun

Defendant in Walmart mass shooting set to plead guilty in federal case

The shooting left 23 people dead and dozens more injured.

Deming Headlight

by: Algernon D'Ammassa, Deming Headlight 

El Paso Diocese sex abuse lawsuit settled

A civil complaint alleged sexual abuse by a priest based in El Paso over 50 years ago.

ABQ Raw

by: ABQ RAW

APD Working Third Homicide Investigation in 24 Hours Refuses to Give Location it Happened

By: ABQ RAW staff Posted: 1/22/2023 @ 7:05AM According to Rebecca Atkins, APD’s Civilian Communications Specialist, around 10:30PM on Saturday, January 21, 2023, a male individual was dropped off at Kaseman Hospital with a gunshot wound.

ABQ Raw

by: ABQ RAW

Dead Body Found in Mesa Next to I-40 in Albuquerque

By: ABQ RAW staff Posted: 1/21/2023 APD investigators scan the scene of a homicide victim on the eastbound side of I-40 near exit 153.

Piñon Post

by: Renato Costa

NM House committee hearing anti-gun bill on Tuesdayby Renato Costa January 22, 202

On Tuesday, the New Mexico House Consumer and Public Affairs Committee (HCPAC) will meet to consider an extreme anti-gun bill, H.

Carlsbad Current Argus

by: Adrian HeddenCarlsbad Current-Argus

How did pro-oil candidates fare in New Mexico's 2022 elections?

In New Mexico, 89 percent of voters polled said conservation issues were important, and 79 percent said they would directly influence who they voted for.

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Tracy Goldizen

Chamber celebrates 2022 growth, looks for more in 2023

The Rio Rancho Regional Chamber of Commerce’s Boots & Bling returned to a sold-out crowd...

Alamagordo Daily News

by: Submitted to the Alamogordo Daily News

Mirhonda Good a candidate for U.S. Presidential Scholarship

The U.S. Presidential Scholars Program was established in 1964 by Executive Order of the President to recognize some of our nation’s most distinguished graduating seniors.

Alamagordo Daily News

How did pro-oil candidates fare in New Mexico's 2022 elections?

In New Mexico, 89 percent of voters polled said conservation issues were important, and 79 percent said they would directly influence who they voted for.

Deming Headlight

by: Billy Armendariz 

Mimbres Valley students lead workforce initiative

Student officers reflect on their leadership of New Mexico SkillsUSA, a student workforce development organization.

Deming Headlight

by: Algernon D'Ammassa, Deming Headlight 

Deming City Council: No federal, state help available for heating bills

City administrator Aaron Sera said the city was hoping a new pricing agreement would bring relief to Deming households in the coming weeks.

ABQ Raw

by: ABQ RAW

Crimestoppers Needs Help Catching this Useless Thug Roaming Our Society

By: ABQRAW staff Posted: 1/21/2023 @ 11:45AM On January 21, 2023, 26-year-old Christian Wood stole an APD Bait car from the area of Gibson and Yale.

ABQ Raw

by: ABQ RAW

OPINION: Plea Deals and the Arnold Tool Make Getting Justice a Joke in New Mexico

My name is Serena Sierra-Fazio. My brother Antonio Emmanuel Jaramillo was taken from my family in 2020. Everything I do now is for him! Everything my family does for him is to ensure we get justice.

ABQ Raw

by: ABQ RAW

APD Investigating Homicide at SE Albuquerque Apartment Complex

By: ABQ RAW staff POSTED: 1/21/2023 @ 8:18AM An APD officer walks out of the courtyard at the scene of our latest metro homicide located in SE Albuquerque.

Edgewood Independent

by: contributo

Last-minute budget deal to send millions to Mountain Air, East Mountains, drought and farm loans

Congresswoman Stansbury key to securing earmarked funds for regional priorities WASHINGTON –  U.S....Read More

ABQ Raw

by: ABQ RAW

BCSO Responds to a Domestic Situation Which Turns to a SWAT Standoff

By: ABQRAW staff Posted: 1/20/2023 @ 4:00PM BCSO has provided us information about a SWAT situation which happened today around noon.

Gallup Sun

by: gallupsun

Western New Mexico University to host public forum Friday, 20 January 2023 09:07 gallupsun Western New Mexico University is planning to host a public forum to discuss their strategic plan.

Gallup Sun

by: By Holly J. Wagner Sun Correspondent

New metering tech to save money, improve utility service

New metering tech to save money, improve utility service Friday, 20 January 2023 03:03 By Holly J. Wagner Sun Correspondent Imagine how much easier moving would be if you could have your water and power disconnected and reconnected instantly, with the flip of a switch.

Hobbs Sun

by: Hobbs News-Sun

Veteran has flag pole dedicated in his honor

Gabrielle Arsiaga/News-Sun As a Marine, Richard Duran traveled the world to places many may never have the chance to visit, but his service didn’t end there.

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Michaela Helean | Observer Staff Writer

The end of extra SNAP benefits increases worries about hungry children

The New Mexico Human Services Department announced Jan. 19 that extra Supplemental Nutrition...

Edgewood Independent

by: contributo

The Independent returns to weekly coverage for Edgewood, Torrance County, E. Mtns news

After a brief break at the end of 2022, the hometown newspaper for Torrance County, Edgewood and...Read More

Edgewood Independent

by: contributo

New Sheriff Seeks Funds to target 5,200 Felony Warrants in BernCo

John Allen is literally the new sheriff in town and he is wasting no time refocusing the...Read More

Rio Rancho Observer

by: Gary Herron | Sports Editor and Gary Herron | Observer staff writer

Joe Harris fifth grader is spelling bee champ

Another bee is in the books, and with it, Rio Rancho Public Schools’ newest school, Joe Harris Elementary, has its first spelling bee champion.

Edgewood Independent

Commissioner Candelaria Laid To Rest in Manzano Cemetery

County mourns loss of veteran, public servant by Leota Harriman, Editor-at-Large The church in the...Read More

Edgewood Independent

Commission Appoints New Clerk After Former Clerk Abandons Office

After months of investigations into allegations of malfeasance and irregularities by the elected...Read More

Edgewood Independent

by: contributo

Christmas Eve Fire Destroys Moriarty-Area Home

Owner’s “Makeshift” Stove Blamed A Moriarty-area resident and their cat escaped...Read More

Deming Headlight

by: Algernon D'Ammassa, Deming Headlight 

Silver Linings cheers plans for transitional housing

Although Deming's resource center for unhoused people is not a shelter, its presence and the need it serves is felt in a neighborhood one block away f.

Deming Headlight

by: Headlight Staff 

GOP lawmakers in the New Mexico Legislature are heading a new effort at limiting the governor's emergency powers.

The Taos News

by: Liam Easley

Peñasco woman who pleaded guilty to shooting, killing boyfriend sentenced to 24 years

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Las Vegas Optic

by: Ryan Lowery

Child hospitalized following DWI crash

A Santa Rosa man is facing felony charges in connection to a rollover crash that sent a child to the hospital with life-threatening injuries, police said.

The Taos News

by: Phaedra Haywood phaywood@sfnewmexican.com

DA: Baldwin, armorer to face involuntary manslaughter charge in 'Rust' death

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The Taos News

by: Dena Miller

Success Story: Taos Municipal Schools are SEL Champions

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The Taos News

by: Liam Easley

Tierra Realty residents claim poor living conditions

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El Defensor Chieftain

by: Posts by John Larson, El Defensor Chieftain

Village clerk recognized for 20 years of service

At its first meeting of the year, Magdalena’s Board of Trustees last week approved the hiring of a...

Valencia County News

by: Posts by Julia M. Dendinger | News-Bulletin Assistant Editor

Unknown noxious odor causes concern in Valencia County

“Right now, there’s no definitive answer. We are following up, looking for anything unusual but it’s dumbfounding because we can’t give answers.

El Defensor Chieftain

by: Posts by Cathy Cook | El Defensor Chieftain Editor

Socorro’s Comic Con connection

For some vendors and at least one voice actor, Jim Burleson is the reason they keep coming back to...

El Defensor Chieftain

by: Posts by John Larson, El Defensor Chieftain

SEC annual meeting important for everyone

Every spring Socorro Electric Cooperative holds its annual meeting to do business that will affect...

Valencia County News

by: Posts by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor

REMEMBERING & HONORING MLK

“As I grew up, I really began to appreciate my ancestors, not just because they were Black,” he said. “I began to appreciate the people who stood up for righteousness.

El Defensor Chieftain

by: Posts by Kristina G. Fisher, Associate Director, Think New Mexico

Predatory Lending Finally Ending in New Mexico

On January 1, 2023, we marked the end of four decades of predatory lending in New Mexico, thanks...

New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan

by: Joe Monahan

Pena Case Gets More Political As APD Chief Blasts Finding At His First Court Appearance, Plus: Pena And The Pretrial Detention Bill, Also: Bregman's Black Hat And Some Blog Bottom Lines  

Pena in courtSolomon Pena has done the near impossible. He's made politicians look sympathetic--and he's the gift that keeps on giving to them.

Valencia County News

by: Posts by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor

Five interested in becoming Belen’s next city councilor

Belen Mayor Robert Noblin asked residents to send him letters of interest to fill the vacant seat on the city council after the death Councilor Yvette Padilla in December.

Valencia County News

by: Posts by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor

Belen City Council approves its new comprehensive plan

“I do want to stress the comprehensive plan is a living document and, because of that, it’s always subject to change,” Tomita said.

El Defensor Chieftain

by: Posts by John Larson, El Defensor Chieftain

Advocacy group pushes for 50-year water planning

With the legislative session underway this week, the nonprofit group Middle Rio Grande Water...

Valencia County News

by: Posts by Julia M. Dendinger | News-Bulletin Assistant Editor

Additional conditions placed on county hospital project

Since the county is still in contract negotiations with CHC, the chairman didn’t comment much on the process, saying, “negotiations are ongoing, so that is a good thing.

Deming Headlight

by: Headlight Editorial, The Deming Headlight 

Time to modernize New Mexico Legislature

Proposal to lengthen sessions would be a step toward modernizing the Roundhouse

The Taos News

by: Geoffrey Plant

Go down slow with a snow ranger

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The Taos News

by: Liam Easley

The forensic audit at TMS

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The Taos News

by: Staff report

Tribes look toward the future

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The Taos News

by: Geoffrey Plant

Mexican gray wolf located east of Taos

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New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan

by: Joe Monahan

Roundhouse Rocked On Opening Day: State's Fiscal Direction Takes U Turn As Conservative Lundstrom Is Stripped of Powerful Chairmanship; Liberal Nathan Small Takes The Helm As New Speaker Martinez Consolidates Power And As MLG Pushes For New Spending Amid Historic Surpluses 

Speaker Martinez (Moore, Journal)Open the floodgates. A huge gusher of money is about to flood through courtesy of a new House Speaker and a Governor unshackled from re-election worries and armed with the most massive cash kitty in New Mexican history.

Piñon Post

by: Renato Costa

Anti-gun bills referred to legislative committeesby Renato Costa January 18, 202

On the second day of the 2023 Legislative Session, progressive legislation was referred to House committees for consideration. Some of the proposals include sweeping gun bans to assault New Mexicans’ constitutional rights.

Deming Headlight

by: Billy Armendariz 

‘A historian for our school district’

The man known as 'the picture guy' is retiring.

Deming Headlight

by: Headlight Staff 

The weekend was comparatively quiet after several arrests on Friday

Deming Headlight

by: Headlight Staff 

Carol Parker is taking New Mexico State University to court over her termination.

Rio Grande Sun

by: By Kevin Deutsch

Española Mayor Asks Governor to Send State Police Amid Crime Increase

State legislators introduced a bail reform bill Monday that would give voters a chance to throw out, and replace, part of New Mexico’s controversial pretrial detention system, state lawmakers said.

Piñon Post

by: Renato Costa

Opening day: MLG goes leftward, Dems boot moderate from powerful chair postby Renato Costa January 17, 202

On Tuesday, the New Mexico Legislature met for the first session of the 56th Legislature, which is meeting for 60 days this year.

New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan

by: Joe Monahan

Arrest of Former GOP House Candidate In Shootings Has Political Implications And Raises Questions, Plus: 60 Day Legislative Session Kicks Off Today; So What's Missing?  

Pena arrested (Rosales, Journal)The 112 legislators gathered at the capitol today are breathing a sigh of relief in the wake of an arrest on the eve of the session related to the recent shootings that targeted the homes of ABQ based politicos.

The Taos News

by: Nathan Burton

Adobe Disco brings the boogie to Revolt Underground

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Piñon Post

by: Piñon Post

Report: Suspect arrested in connection with shootings targeting Dem politiciansby Piñon Post January 16, 202

On Monday, the Albuquerque Police Department (APD) revealed that Solomon Peña, a former GOP candidate for state House of Representatives District 14 was arrested at his Albuquerque home.

New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan

by: Joe Monahan

Legislative Session Not The Only Center Of Power This Week; Giant Medicaid Program Set To Choose Companies Tasked With Providing Health Care To Nearly Half of All New Mexicans 

The start of the 2023 legislative session tomorrow isn't the only big news in Santa Fe this week. One of the most impactful financial and healthcare decisions will be made when the NM Human Services Department announces the companies that will be awarded contracts to run the state's Medicaid program for nearly 1 million lower income recipients--or almost half the state's population.

Piñon Post

by: Renato Costa

Dems drop two new radical anti-gun bills ahead of 2023 Legislatureby Renato Costa January 14, 202

On Thursday and Friday, Democrats dropped more anti-gun bills to assault New Mexicans’ Second Amendment rights

Deming Headlight

by: Algernon D'Ammassa, Deming Headlight 

Deming will see ‘damaging’ gas bills; solution in the works

At a town hall meeting, city leaders warned that natural gas prices increased again; but a negotiated rate may bring bills down by March.

Hobbs Sun

by: Hobbs News-Sun

Eunice council eyes alcohol, abortion, guns

CURTIS C. WYNNE/NEWS-SUN EUNICE — Serving alcohol at the golf course, discouraging abortion clinics in town and ensuring safety at the city’s gun range topped new ordinance discussions at the Eunice City Council meeting Monday.

Hobbs Sun

by: Hobbs News-Sun

Draft bill could increase state minimum wage to $16/hour

Andy BrosigNews-Sun Dee Ann Kimbro, who owns two downtown Lovington businesses, has a simple plea for state Democratic lawmakers who want to link the New Mexico minimum wage to inflation to provide potentially automatic increases: “Don’t do that,” she said Thursday.

The Paper

by: Josiah Ward

Dems Outline Concerns Ahead of Legislative Session

Posted inNews Dems Outline Concerns Ahead of Legislative Session by Josiah Ward January 12, 2023January 12, 2023

Rio Grande Sun

Police Bust Man With 671 Fentantyl Pills

Blue fentanyl pills, often used in combination with methamphetamine, have become the drug of choice among addicts in the Española Valley.

Rio Grande Sun

by: By Kevin Deutsch

Family Mourns NYE Shooting Victim: 'I Don't Know How to Live Without You'

Three Pojoaque High School graduates will appear on “Shark Tank” – a television series that airs on the television station ABC – on Jan.

Piñon Post

by: John Block

Leger Fernandez defends vote against bill requiring care for abortion survivors

On Wednesday, the Republican-controlled U.S. House of Representatives passed a bipartisan bill, the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, that would require medical care for babies born alive after a failed abortion attempt.

Piñon Post

by: John Block

Dems drop second anti-gun bill of the 2023 Legislative Session

On Wednesday, Democrats dropped their latest anti-gun bill they will introduce this upcoming 2023 Legislative Session

Piñon Post

by: Renato Costa

Dems drop first anti-gun bill of the 2023 Legislative Sessionby Renato Costa January 12, 202

On Monday, far-left New Mexico state Rep. Patricia Roybal-Caballero (D-Bernalillo) dropped the Democrats’ first anti-gun bill of the 2023 Legislative Session, H.

New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan

by: Joe Monahan

Death Of Former ABQ Mayor Finally Confirmed After Over Three Years Of Silence; Why the News Was Squashed, Plus: The Life And Times Of Ken Schultz  

Mayor Ken SchultzHow could a former mayor of New Mexico's largest city be dead for three and a half years and no one have a clue that he is gone? That's the odd story of Ken Schultz, mayor of ABQ from1985-'89 who we have learned passed away in Henderson, Nevada in 2019 but only now has confirmation of his death become public.

Rio Grande Sun

by: By Kevin Deutsch

Authority Reverses Course on Liens

Española Mayor John Ramon Vigil on Monday formally requested Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham send state police to help fight a post-holiday crime surge in the city.

The Paper

by: Josiah Ward

ABQ Struggles to Collect Fines from Speed Cameras

Posted inNews ABQ Struggles to Collect Fines from Speed Cameras by Josiah Ward January 10, 2023January 22, 2023

Hobbs Sun

by: Hobbs News-Sun

Lea tops million barrels oil per day

CURTIS C. WYNNE/NEWS-SUN Keeping the No. 1 spot among the nation’s counties, Lea County hit the record books again, logging almost 32 million barrels of crude oil in October.

The Paper

by: Carolyn Carlson

City Council Watch: New Year, Old Problems

Posted inAlbuquerque City Council Watch: New Year, Old Problems by Carolyn Carlson January 5, 2023January 5, 2023

Hobbs Sun

by: Hobbs News-Sun

Top 10 local stories in 2022

The following are the Top Ten local news stories for 2022 selected by the News-Sun staff: 1) Baby  in dumpster Around 2 p.m. on Jan.

Hobbs Sun

by: Hobbs News-Sun

Local men devote time to refereeing at annual Hobbs Holiday Tournament

Andy Brosig/News-Sun Shawn Williams says the time he spends officiating basketball uses some of the same skills he employs in his day job as fire investigator and Hobbs Fire Marshal.

Hobbs Sun

by: Hobbs News-Sun

Tacos and Tunes

Virginia Cunningham/News-Sun If you’ve went through the Taco Villa drive-thru recently, you may have been greeted with a song. Danielle Wands, 50, of Hobbs, said one day she was bored with the regular drive-thru greeting so she decided to sing it instead.

The Paper

by: Gwynne Ann Unruh

Community Convinces Air Quality Board to Hold Public Hearing

Posted inNews Community Convinces Air Quality Board to Hold Public Hearing  by Gwynne Ann Unruh December 23, 2022January 3, 2023

Hobbs Sun

by: Hobbs News-Sun

Virus triple threat .. RSV, COVID, and flu!

Virginia Cunningham / News-Sun LOVINGTON — COVID, flu and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) are circulating through Lea County, and the flu is affecting people more than COVID said Nor-Lea Hospital CEO David Shaw.

Hobbs Sun

by: Blake Ovard

Lost Lovington Christmas decorations found, trashed

Virginia Cunningham News-Sun LOVINGTON — Residents of Lovington have noticed the bare light poles in the downtown area where Christmas decorations normally are — but with the changeover in leadership, the Lovington Chamber of Commerce said they originally weren’t able to find them.

Hobbs Sun

by: Blake Ovard

Hillcrest Christian Academy to build new school

Virginia Cunningham News-Sun LOVINGTON — Innovative, secure and state-of-the-art is the type of school Hillcrest Christian Academy will start building in the first quarter of 2023.

Edgewood Independent

by: Leota Harrima

A new chapter for The Independent newspaper

The Independent is changing hands, and will continue publication under new ownership starting at...Read More

Edgewood Independent

by: Ger Demares

Estancia Bears football captures district title with win over Capitan before falling in playoffs

Estancia’s football team saved its biggest blowout for last. In their final home game of the...Read More

New Mexico Sun

by: Solange DeLisle

Godshall: 'Things have to change and that's why I'm running for office'

By Solange DeLisle | Nov 5, 2022

New Mexico Sun

by: Tom Lawrence

Attorney general candidate Gay vows to ‘make New Mexico a safer place to live’

By Tom Lawrence | Oct 24, 2022

New Mexico Sun

by: New Mexico Sun Reports

Released by Lujan-Grisham over COVID-19, career criminals swiftly found new victims

By New Mexico Sun Reports | Oct 19, 2022

New Mexico Sun

by: David Beasley

Congressional candidate Herrell: 'The more we learn about Gabe Vasquez's true beliefs, the worse it gets'

By David Beasley | Oct 17, 2022

New Mexico Sun

by: George Willis

Ronchetti ad criticizes Grisham's early release of prisoners: 'She personally ordered the early release of hundreds of dangerous criminals'

By George Willis | Oct 16, 2022

New Mexico Sun

by: Andy Nghiem

New ad: Grisham 'failing to keep us safe' after she released inmate who went on to commit murder

By Andy Nghiem | Oct 14, 2022

New Mexico Sun

by: Andy Nghiem

Gay as New Mexico attorney general race tightens: ‘The time for talk and inaction is over’

By Andy Nghiem | Oct 13, 2022

Edgewood Independent

by: Leota Harrima

Torrance County manager seeks to oust County Clerk; alleges malfeasance

The Torrance County Commission voted this week to ask the District Attorney to investigate...Read More

Edgewood Independent

by: Leota Harrima

Showdown between Edgewood and Moriarty-Edgewood School District over gym

A showdown between two governing bodies, the town of Edgewood and the Moriarty-Edgewood School...Read More

Edgewood Independent

by: Tamara Bicknell-Lombard

Senior centers reopening after two years of Covid restrictions

After two years of being shut down, senior centers across the state are re-opening and slowly...Read More

New Mexico Sun

by: George Willis

GOP calls on Smalls to adhere to Hatch Act: ‘I trust that Rep. Nathan Small will do the right thing’

By George Willis | Oct 5, 2022

New Mexico Sun

by: T.H. Lawrence

Bernalillo County Commission candidate Young:: 'I will fight for you; I will defend your constitutional rights and call out corruption wherever I see it'

By T.H. Lawrence | Sep 27, 2022