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UPDATED: Crash on Northbound I-25 at San Antonio
8:49am UPDATE: Traffic getting back up to speed as the left lane and off ramp of northbound Interstate 25 at San Antonio have been reopened, KKOB’s Gemma Knight is reporting…. Read more
Cruces Man Accused of Molesting Minor
Las Cruces police have arrested a 52-year-old man on suspicion of having illegal sexual contact of a minor, police said in a news release. Jesus Fernando Gonzales was arrested Thursday… Read more
UPDATED: Charges Against Lemitar Man Dropped
A Lemitar man who was accused of six crimes stemming from one incident in January 2010 has been formally cleared of all charges.Robert Torres, 46, had originally been charged in… Read more
Former Cannon Commander Now at KAFB
Brig. Gen. Scott D. West, former Cannon Air Force Base commander, has been assigned as commander of the Air Force Operational Test and Evaluation Center at Kirtland Air Force Base… Read more
Colo. Man Accused of Stealing Antique Gun from N.M. Collection
WHEAT RIDGE, Colo. (AP) — Police say a reality show appearance has led to the arrest of a Colorado man accused of stealing an antique gun from a private collection in… Read more
Longtime Farm Bureau Spokesman Dies
Las Cruces Sun-News Report LAS CRUCES — Erik Ness, a longtime New Mexico agricultural spokesman, died Saturday after a battle with pancreatic cancer. Ness had retired in 2010 from a career… Read more
UPDATED: Taos Man Guilty in Baby’s Death
The Taos man accused of stabbing his 1-year-old son in the chest in 2010 was found guilty Monday afternoon, The Taos News reported. Christopher Barney, 29, was convicted of intentional… Read more
S.F. Festival To Honor Navajo Artist
SANTA FE (AP) — Artist Tony Abeyta just can’t help himself. Pushing up his sleeves and letting his fingers make one more run through his deliberately tousled hair, he reaches for… Read more
Suspected Copper Thief Gets Burned
Los Lunas police say a man nearly died while stealing copper wire in Los Lunas, KOAT-TV reported. Dennis Vega was severely burned when he allegedly tried to steal wire out… Read more
Rael To Head Farm Service Agency
The former head of the Mid-Region Council of Governments has been appointed as the new state executive director for the Farm Service Agency in New Mexico. The U.S. Department of… Read more
Susana PAC Reports Raising $77,800 in Five-Week Period
The mandatory campaign finance report filed today by Gov. Susana Martinez’s political organization features some familiar contributors. Susana PAC reported taking in $10,000 from Mack Energy of Artesia, the same… Read more
Rio Metro Wants Input On Transit Plans
Rio Metro Regional Transit District is holding meetings to gather public input for updating the short-range transit plan that covers Bernalillo, Sandoval and Valencia counties. Dates and times of meetings… Read more
Chief Deputy DA Arrested On Assault Charge, Resigns
The chief deputy district attorney responsible for prosecuting felony domestic violence cases in Bernalillo County has been arrested and charged with assaulting a sheriff’s deputy.
BREAKING: One Found Dead After Mobile Home Fire Near Pojoaque
A body was found in a mobile home that burned in the El Rancho community near Pojoaque Sunday night. Firefighters were called to the scene on Jose Alfredo Lane about… Read more
NM Regulators Consider Pit Rule Changes
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — A panel of New Mexico regulators is considering a request by the oil and natural gas industry to revamp regulations that govern how energy developers… Read more
Preliminary eclipse forecast looks promising
The preliminary weather forecast for New Mexico viewing of Sunday’s eclipse looks promising, according to Deirdre Kann at the National Weather Service’s Albuquerque office, with a dry, warm, sunny weekend…. Read more
UPDATED: BCSO ID’s Body Found in South Valley
Officials have identified the man who was found dead in Albuquerque’s South Valley last week as 41-year-old Jeremy Tonihka. Tohnihka’s body was found Thursday morning near Second St. and Vidal Rd…. Read more
Updated: Jurors To Resume Astorga Deliberations Tuesday Morning
The jurors charged with deciding the fate of convicted cop-killer Michael Astorga have been sent home for the night after deliberating for more than four hours. They will resume Tuesday… Read more
State Seeks Customers of Co. that Allegedly Used Funds for Football
FARMINGTON, N.M. (AP) — State officials are looking for hundreds of customers of an escrow company that closed amid allegations that money was used improperly including for a pro football… Read more
UPDATED: Two Shot in Northeast Albuquerque
A man shot two people in northeast Albuquerque early this morning. Two people were walking on the sidewalk on Pennsylvania St. near Copper Ave. just after midnight when they were… Read more
UPDATED: State Auditor Recommends Sunland Park Takeover
State auditor Hector Balderas is recommending the state takeover some of the financial operations of the troubled border town of Sunland Park. A spokesman for Balderas says the auditor presented… Read more
Newsweek Profiles Gov. Susana Martinez
The vice presidential buzz surrounding New Mexico Go. Susana Martinez just got louder. A Newsweek article that hits newsstands this week suggests Martinez is possibly Mitt Romney’s best choice for a… Read more
Mother’s Day at the Zoo Featured Baby Camel, Concert
Those at the zoo on Mother’s Day got a special treat: seeing a baby camel. Betty, a Bactrian came, gave birth to a male, Kix, on April 28, according to… Read more
Van Halen adds Albuquerque show on Sept. 8
It’s a concert New Mexico wanted — and it got. Van Halen added a Sept. …
