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State Pulling Out of Wolf Program
LAS CRUCES – The state Game and Fish Department will no longer participate in the controversial Mexican gray wolf recovery project. In a departure from the previous board, the Game... Read more »
Young Actor Reaches for the Stars
The curtain falls for the last time this weekend on Albuquerque Little Theatre’s production of “Hairspray,” but for one cast member the show, his show, must go on. It always... Read more »
Overpayments By ERB Could End Up in Court
Pension Fund Paid Out $1.7 Million Too Much SANTA FE – The 693 beneficiaries who received accidental interest overpayments from the New Mexico Educational Retirement Board soon will find... Read more »
One Country, One Team
TAOS – After a few hours of running, drilling and scrimmaging on a breezy day at Taos’ Eco Park, Rwanda’s under-17 national soccer team gathered on the field’s east sideline.... Read more »
2 Teen Suspects Found In Carlsbad
The two 15-year-old girls charged with the murder of their foster mother had put Evelyn Miranda in a chokehold, tied her hands and feet, and smothered her with a pillow,... Read more »
2 Ariz. Towns Evacuated
Photo Credit – Morgan Petroski/Journal Cutline – Smoke from Arizona’s Wallow Fire has made for some dramatic sunsets in Albuquerque over the past week. The fire has burned more than... Read more »
‘Treatment’ Foster Mother Found Dead
A Lincoln County woman who took troubled teens into her home was found dead Wednesday morning, and two teenage girls she was fostering were missing along with the family van.... Read more »
N.M. Grad Rate Up, But APS Rate Slips
While New Mexico's statewide high school graduation rate improved 1.2 percent to 67.3 percent in 2010, Albuquerque Public Schools' dropped slightly.
A Billboard, a Library and Some Chickens
I have spent the last two weeks ministering to my mother as she hobbles through recovery from a knee replacement, so it’s perhaps no surprise that today’s column concerns itself... Read more »
Wind Shift To Blow Smoke Southward for the Weekend
The winds dumping smoke over Albuquerque will shift south over the next two days and cast the plume mainly over the areas around Socorro and Ruidoso. After the weekend, however,... Read more »
Students Excel At Skipping Class
Playing hooky is one thing. But many West Mesa students seemed to have made it an art form – skipping a total of 88,000 classes last year, according to school... Read more »
Inquiry: Sexual Comments Not Hostile
Bernalillo County Commissioner Michael Wiener offended a county staffer and other elected officials with “inappropriate” sexual comments, but his behavior didn’t meet the legal definition of a “hostile work environment.”... Read more »
