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UDALL: Justice subject to “rigorous oversight”

Udall: Justify Drone Strikes on U.S. Terror Suspects

By | Wed, Feb 6, 2013
Eleven senators ask Obama to make case for killings abroad
HOMMERT: Sandia’s budget cut uncertain

No Layoffs, Furloughs Planned at Sandia

By | Wed, Feb 6, 2013
Sandia National Laboratories' managers believe they can weather this year's federal budg ...
MARTINEZ: Co-chair of GOP group searching for candidates

Gov. Heads GOP Search For Minority Candidates

By | Tue, Feb 5, 2013
Democrats Criticize Martinez's Efforts
Doug Kendall of Rio Rancho celebrates with grandson, Connor Monette, 2, after learning he will be getting a refund for a TV he bought. (COURTESY OF KRISTA KENDALL)

Baillio’s Patrons Happy To Score Refund With Ravens Play

By | Tue, Feb 5, 2013
Baltimore Raven Jacoby Jones might not play for their favorite team, but dozens of Baillio’s Electronics and Appliance customers are plenty happy with his performance in Sunday’s Super Bowl. Seventy-six... Read more »
Business Needs To Lead, Offer New Ideas

Business Needs To Lead, Offer New Ideas

By | Tue, Feb 5, 2013
First at a briefing hosted by the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce, then in the pages of the ...
A ghost-bike memorial for John Anczarski Jr., who was fatally struck on Old Route 66 just west of Laguna in 2010 while cycling cross-country for breast cancer research. The University of Colorado student was 19 years old. (Roberto E. Rosales / Journal)

182 Days for Cyclist’s Death

By | Tue, Feb 5, 2013
Term Is Maximum Option Available Under Plea Deal
Pedestrian bridges, raised boardwalks, viewing towers and upgraded trails could be built in the Rio Grande bosque as part of “ABQ: The Plan.” One of the city’s goals is to make the river a bigger part of residents’ day-to-day lives. (Courtesy of City of Albuquerque)

Right Path?

By | Mon, Feb 4, 2013
Mayor wants 'ABQ: The Plan' input for bike loop, Central
Answers Continue To Be Elusive in 1959 LANL Death

Answers Continue To Be Elusive in 1959 LANL Death

By | Mon, Feb 4, 2013
Clarence Lithgow was a sturdy, stoic man who made his living as a sheet metal foreman at Los Alamos ...
(Journal)

RR Police Chief Says Department ‘in Crisis’

By | Mon, Feb 4, 2013
Cop-to-Resident Ratio Falls Short
Dr. Shelley Sella, one of the few physicians who performs third trimester abortions in the U.S., is featured in a documentary about her former associate Dr. George Tiller, screened last month at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival. The New Mexico Medical Board is slated to consider whether Sella will be subject to disciplinary action stemming from a 2011 late-term abortion in Albuquerque. (PHOTO COURTESY OF SUNDANCE INSTITUTE)

Late-Term Abortion Debate Turns to ABQ

By | Sun, Feb 3, 2013
Inquiry Involves Doctor Who Aborted 35-Week-Old Fetus

Mom Came Here From N.Y. For Procedure

By | Sun, Feb 3, 2013
The Orthodox Jewish mother of a 3-year-old came to Albuquerque from her home in Brooklyn, N.Y., late ...
Members of the King and Anaya families drink coffee and chew the fat at their usual table at El Comedor in Moriarty. Local insurance agent Bill Williams has his back to the camera and from left to right are Sam King, Sammy King, Jerry King and Mike Anaya, who recently handed over El Comedor to another family after 60 years in business. (PAT VASQUEZ-CUNNINGHAM/JOURNAL)

Political Dynasties and Hot Coffee

By | Sun, Feb 3, 2013
MORIARTY - Michaela Anaya leaned in and gave 90-year-old Sam King a squeeze as the coffee was b ...
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