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Body found in car on fire A charred body was found in the trunk of a burning Ford ...
Fire fear
After a massive blaze burned 44,000 acres near Ruidoso last year, people in southeast N.M. are taking extra precautions
‘A special place’ for N.M.
New national monument hailed as conservation victory, economic opportunity
Updated: Five-injury crash closes Isleta between Rio Bravo and Barcelona
10:17 p.m. — All five passengers are now listed as being in stable condition, according to the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office. The segment of Isleta is still shut down, however.... Read more »
UPDATED: Body found in trunk of burning car on West Side
4:13 p.m. — Medical investigators are still trying to find more information about the charred human remains found in the trunk of a burning vehicle at a cul de sac... Read more »
‘I love mysteries,’ says man claiming hidden gold
For more than a decade, he packed and repacked his treasure chest, sprinkling in gold dust and adding hundreds of rare gold coins and gold nuggets...
NMSU to hold ‘social justice’ symposium
New Mexico State University is set to hold a conference on social justice...
NM court upholds conviction in Clovis slaying
The New Mexico Supreme Court has upheld the murder conviction of a Roswell man who was sentenced to life in prison plus 18 years...
Rio Rancho reopens Rio Grande bosque trails
Rio Rancho city officials say trails along the Rio Grande will be back open Saturday morning...
NM tax preparer accused of filing false claims
An Espanola tax preparer is being accused of filing false tax returns on behalf of nearly two dozen northern New Mexico residents...
NM encourages tax donation for tree program
Tax season is almost over, but officials with the State Forestry Division say it's not too late for New Mexicans to donate some of their tax refunds...
Vietnam Veterans Day
Air Force veteran Eva Morgan looks at a statue of a soldier Friday at the New Mexico Veterans’ Memorial in Albuquerque...
Holy pilgrimage
Thousands of New Mexicans observed Good Friday by walking well-traveled pilgrimage routes across the ...
Reform of PRC signed into law
SANTA FE - Changes voters mandated last year for the scandal-tainted Public Regulation Commissi ...
Water management lawsuit put on hold
Texas asks the Supreme Court to step in and help resolve the conflict
Video shows shooting of rookie APD cop
VIDEO - Officer survived; suspect in his shooting was killed by cops 2 days later
Police: Online job scheme is a scam
Victims could lose money and be part of a criminal investigation
PRC reforms get governor’s OK
SANTA FE— Gov. Susana Martinez has approved measures revamping the Public Regulation Commission, including increasing qualifications for future members. Bills signed into law on Friday will transfer the registration of... Read more »
UPDATED: Police identify climber who died in fall near Sandia Crest
8:48 p.m. — State Police have identified the rock climber as 35-year-old Carlos Cox of Albuquerque as the man who fell from a cliff Friday afternoon about a mile below... Read more »
Democrats’ school bills rejected
SANTA FE — Republican Gov. Susana Martinez has vetoed several public school proposals by Democrats in the Legislature, including ones attempting to unravel administration education policies. Martinez criticized the measures... Read more »
Breaking: Governor vetoes minimum wage increase
SANTA FE — Republican Gov. Susana Martinez has vetoed a proposal by the Democratic-controlled Legislature that would have increased New Mexico’s minimum wage to the fourth highest in the nation.... Read more »
