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NM bishops reject same-sex marriage as a civil right

New Mexico’s three Roman Catholic bishops have responded the national debate on same-sex marriage by issuing a statement reiterating their belief that marriage is "a life-long bond between one man and one woman.”
Pete Dinelli, with signatures books at his feet, prepares to turn in the last of the paperwork needed to qualify for public financing.

Dinelli moves closer to public financing

Mayoral candidate Pete Dinelli today turned in the last of some 5,000 signatures and qualifying contributions needed to secure public financing of his campaign. The Albuquerque city clerk now must... Read more »

Governor ‘very sad’ to see Alford go

Gov. Susana Martinez said she is”very sad” to see UNM Basketball coach Steve Alford leave the team to coach at UCLA. “It’s sad, it’s very sad, and I understand he... Read more »
Baillio's is closing its store at Cottonwood Commons this month but hopes to return to the West Side eventually. (Journal File)

Baillio’s shutters its West Side store

Baillio’s is departing the West Side — at least for now. The local electronics and appliance retailer is shutting the doors of its Cottonwood Corners store after just 18 months... Read more »

Martinez to sign bill creating Silver Alert for N.M.

Gov. Susana Martinez on Monday will sign into law legislation creating a statewide Silver Alert program to help locate missing people with dementia and other conditions. The Silver Alert program... Read more »
Colo. prosecutors seek death penalty for Holmes

Colo. prosecutors seek death penalty for Holmes

CENTENNIAL, Colo. (AP) — Prosecutors on Monday said they will seek the death penalty against the man accused in last year’s movie theater attack that killed 12, wounded 70 and... Read more »

Update: Police say woman has no connection to burned car, body

An Albuquerque Police Department spokeswoman says detectives have located Guadalupe Lopez, 33, and she is not connected to a charred 2006 Mustang or a body found in it Friday. Police... Read more »

Albuquerque woman accused of fifth DWI

A 52-year-old Albuquerque woman was arrested for her fifth drunken driving offense Saturday, according to a criminal complaint filed in Metro Court. A Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office deputy noticed Eleanor... Read more »

Pilot dies in plane crash near Denver

CENTENNIAL, Colo. – Douglas County sheriff’s officials said a man who flew from New Mexico to Colorado to visit his girlfriend died when his single-engine plane crashed in a cow... Read more »

Murder conviction upheld in truck driver slaying

CLOVIS – The New Mexico Supreme Court has upheld the murder conviction of a Roswell man who was sentenced to life in prison plus 18 years for the slaying of... Read more »

Las Cruces schools plan program for anonymous tips

LAS CRUCES (AP) — Las Cruces’ public schools plan a new program to enable students to provide school officials with anonymous reports on bullying, drugs, potential suicides and other trouble.... Read more »

N.M. tax notices now include previous year’s data

SANTA FE (AP) — A new transparency requirement being implemented in New Mexico law should make it easier for property owners to assess year-to-year changes. The Santa Fe New Mexican... Read more »

Otero Co. DA to handle Mesilla triple slaying case

LAS CRUCES (AP) — The trial of a man accused of killing three people in Mesilla will be prosecuted by Otero County. KVIA-TV reports that Dona Ana County District Attorney... Read more »

UNM Libraries celebrating its 3 millionth volume

University of New Mexico Libraries is celebrating the three million volumes in its collection with a rare book on Billy the Kid. The 1892 book, donated by the William A.... Read more »

Governor appoints prosecutor to Metro Court

SANTA FE — An Albuquerque prosecutor has been appointed by Gov. Susana Martinez to a vacancy on the Bernalillo County Metropolitan Court. John Duran has served as an assistant district... Read more »

Cartels dispatch agents deep inside US

CHICAGO (AP) — Mexican drug cartels whose operatives once rarely ventured beyond the U.S. border are dispatching some of their most trusted agents to live and work deep inside the... Read more »

Suit filed over suicide of ill man

Family blames meds prescribed by doctor

NMAA will have limited access to ‘Topes Park in ’13

Quirk in calendar creates conflicts
Maiya Tyrrell of Taylor Ranch celebrated Easter during Calvary Church’s annual sunrise service at University Stadium, along with her husband, Patrick, and thousands of other worshippers.  (Pat Vasquez-Cunningham/Journal)

Sunrise service

Maiya Tyrrell of Taylor Ranch celebrated Easter during Calvary Church’s annual sunrise service at University Stadium ...

Albuquerque woman arrested for 5th drunken driving offense

A 52-year-old Albuquerque woman was arrested for her fifth drunken driving offense Saturday, according to a criminal complaint filed in Metro Court. A Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office deputy noticed Eleanor... Read more »

Group objects to ‘In God We Trust’ at city hall

A group representing atheists and agnostics has objected the city Alamogordo displaying the words "In God We Trust" at City Hall...

Man charged with murder in NM slaying

Police in Clovis say they've arrested a man on a murder charge stemming from a disturbance...
Police are seeking 33-year-old Guadalupe Lopez. They think she may have a connection to a car in which a charred body was found Friday night. This photo is 13 years old.

Update: Police seek public’s help in finding woman who may be connected to car fire

The Office of the Medical Investigator says a body found in the trunk of a burning car in Albuquerque was that of a woman under the age of 50...

Rabid fox found in Socorro County

State health officials are urging pet owners to vaccinate their dogs and cats after rabies was confirmed in a fox in Socorro County...

Las Cruces crackdown on building use irks some

City government hasn't made too many friends lately, City Manager Robert Garza admits...

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