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Difficult Footholds on the Road to Success

Difficult Footholds on the Road to Success

By | Mon, Jan 14, 2013
We were scheduled for the interview early last week for what I hoped was going to be an uplifting st ...
Laronda Golbe, 15, lets the blanket fall away from her face for a moment as her dad, Larry, puts her in their truck. The teen has a rare disease called XP that is more than five times as common among Navajo people than the general U.S. population. Her face is usually covered when she goes outside, because XP causes skin cancer from exposure to sunlight. (Roberto E. Rosales / Of the Journal)

Hiding From the Sun

By | Sun, Jan 13, 2013
Rare, fatal disease hits Navajos hardest; is it linked to the Long Walk?
My Gun Experience: Up Close and Personal

My Gun Experience: Up Close and Personal

By | Sun, Jan 13, 2013
My closest view of a firearm came on a dark street in Houston when I made the mistake of turning to ...
Santa Fe Roundhouse

Legislature: New Members, Old Issues

By | Sun, Jan 13, 2013
Gov.’s Agenda, Budget Top List

Contracts Awarded Despite Inquiry

By | Sun, Jan 13, 2013
AG investigating psychiatric firm in alleged Medicaid fraud
Judge Erred in Vigil-Giron Case, Prosecutor Says

Judge Erred in Vigil-Giron Case, Prosecutor Says

By | Sat, Jan 12, 2013
The special prosecutor in the corruption case against former Secretary of State Rebecca Vigil-Giron ...
Emergency personnel transport a pedestrian struck by a vehicle on Friday afternoon in the 5600 block of Wyoming NE. Albuquerque police had no details Friday about the accident. (jim thompson/journal)

5 Pedestrians Killed In Past Two Weeks

By | Sat, Jan 12, 2013
This follows a sharp rise in deaths last year
County Sheriff’s detectives escort Fred Gonzales, foreground, and his wife, Carey Gonzales, with her head down, from BCSO headquarters Downtown on Friday. The couple is charged with manufacturing and possession of child pornography. (pat vasquez-cunningham/journal)

Couple Arrested In Child Porn Case

By | Sat, Jan 12, 2013
Man Is a YAFL Official; Wife a Teacher's Aide
Eugenia Woods, 7, and her new dad, Stephen Woods, in front of St. Basil’s Cathedral, Red Square, Moscow, November 1998. (COURTESY of CONNIE KALLMAN)

N.M. Adoptee Sad for Russian Kids

By | Sat, Jan 12, 2013
Says adoption ban will deny U.S. families, children needing homes
After an August incident, the owners of an Albuquerque tavern agreed to pay a fine and give their staff training on how to accommodate people with disabilities and service dogs. (Adolphe pierre-Louis/journal)

Ask Questions Before Barring Dogs, Owners

By | Fri, Jan 11, 2013
Maloney's Tavern in Downtown Albuquerque co-opted this rather unoriginal yet effective bar-fri ...
Bernalillo County firefighter Juan Cordova volunteers as a patient as, from left, emergency medical technician Michelle Draszkiewicz, firefighter Anthony Box and Lt. Robert Gallegos use the new rescue unit. (Dean Hanson/Journal)

Super Gurneys for Larger Patients

By | Fri, Jan 11, 2013
Bernalillo County will be first to use this type of rescue unit in metro area
Dr. Randall Knott, a pediatrician at University of New Mexico Hospital, examines 17-month-old Carlee Guillen after her mother brought her in with a high temperature. (jim thompson/journal)

N.M. Flu Season Ready To ‘Explode’

By | Fri, Jan 11, 2013
Officials Stress Need To Get Vaccination
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