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The endangered Rio Grande silvery minnow’s dwindling population has triggered a new bureaucratic battle this year over how much water the fish needs.

Drought watch: Bureau of Reclamation begins releasing water for the silvery minnow

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation this morning began releasing supplemental water into the Rio Chama in an effort to keep the Rio Grande wet for the endangered Silvery Minnow. The... Read more »

Top law officials call for more money for early childhood programs

Leaders from area law enforcement agencies on Wednesday called on Gov. Susana Martinez to sign a bill investing about $30 million in early childhood programs as a long-term crime prevention... Read more »

Thieves target custom tailgates in Deming

For the fourth time in four weeks, thieves have made off with high-end tailgates on pickup trucks in Deming, Police Chief Brandon Gigante told The Deming Headlight. The most recent... Read more »

Hunters begin boycott over Colo. gun laws

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) — Hunters across the country are boycotting Colorado because of recent legislation meant to curtail gun violence. Michael Bane, a producer for The Outdoor Channel, announced... Read more »

Belen dad charged with kidnapping, abusing teenage daughter

BELEN –  A Belen man was indicted last week by a Valencia County grand jury on charges he kidnapped and beat his 13-year-old daughter. Edward Kelly, 38, is charged with... Read more »
Line of traffic leaves UTEP campus during an ordered evacuation following a bomb threat Tuesday in El Paso. (AP Photo/El Paso Times, Rudy Gutierrez)

Bomb threat empties UTEP campus

EL PASO (AP) — A campus-wide evacuation was ordered as a precaution at the University of Texas at El Paso on Tuesday after officials received word of a bomb threat,... Read more »

Lane blocked on SB I-25 near Paseo

8:37am UPDATE: The semi that was blocking the left lane of southbound Interstate 25 has been moved out of the way, and traffic appears to be coming unstuck, KKOB is... Read more »

Mag touts Los Alamos as place to visit

Smithsonian Magazine has named Los Alamos one of America’s “20 Best Small Towns to Visit in 2013.” The prestigious magazine used the geographic information company Esri to search for small... Read more »

UPDATED: Ex-Valencia Co. deputy acquitted of assault, battery

LOS LUNAS — A former Valencia County sheriff’s deputy was found not guilty of two counts of aggravated assault and two counts of aggravated battery charges last week after a... Read more »

Heroin may link Durango men’s deaths

Two Durango men who died within a week of each other may have been the victims of heroin overdoses, La Plata County Coroner Jann Smith told The Durango Herald. Shane... Read more »

Cumbres & Toltec to let kids ride free

Children between the ages 2 and 12 will be able to ride free on America’s highest and longest narrow-gauge railroad this summer with the purchase of one full-price adult ticket... Read more »

Otero Co. man who fled trial recaptured

Abraham Piedra, who was wanted by the 12th Judicial District Court after leaving in the middle of his February trial, was captured Tuesday morning by the U.S. Marshals Service in... Read more »
Elvis Presley performs in Providence, R.I., in 1977. (File Photo)

Elvis ‘lives’ in Old Town on April 5-6

The spirit of Elvis Presley will live in Albuquerque’s historic Old Town on Friday, April 5, and Saturday, April 6, in a free tribute weekend presented by the city of... Read more »

Valencia Co. family claims wrongful death

LOS LUNAS — A wrongful death lawsuit claims several medical service companies and Walgreens Pharmacy are liable for inadequate care that led to the death of a mentally ill Valencia... Read more »

Mescalero man pleads guilty to sex abuse

Gregory Warren Second, 22, a member and resident of the Mescalero Apache Nation, pleaded guilty Tuesday in a plea agreement with federal prosecutors to sexually abusing a minor, the U.S.... Read more »
A herd of some 50 bison on the Rio Mora National Wildlife Refuge near Watrous in northern New Mexico is being studied by conservation biologists from the Denver Zoo. (Photo Courtesy Denver Zoo)

Denver Zoo studies bison in northern N.M.

Denver Zoo conservation biologists are studying the effects bison have on their ecosystem in northern New Mexico, according to a zoo news release. This is one of several projects being... Read more »

Flagstaff ski resort ends season Sunday

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — The Arizona Snowbowl is nearing the end of its 75th season. The ski resort just outside Flagstaff will close for the season on Sunday. It will... Read more »

UPDATED: Suspect killed by agents ID’d

CARLSBAD (AP) — Authorities say agents with the Pecos Valley Drug Task Force have fatally shot a wanted man at a Carlsbad motel. New Mexico State Police said task force... Read more »

Semi driver sought for hydrant hit-and-run

Las Cruces Crime Stoppers is offering a reward of up to $1,000 for information that helps identify the driver of a tractor-trailer that failed to stop after striking a city... Read more »
Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson, a former NBA star, votes Tuesday on an arena/entertainment center deal design to keep the NBA's Kings from moving to Seattle. (AP Photo/The Sacramento Bee, Paul Kitagaki Jr.)

Sacramento moves to keep NBA Kings

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — With the clock clicking down, Sacramento city officials took their last shot at keeping the NBA Kings in California’s capital by approving a public-private deal to... Read more »
Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz.

‘Gang of Eight’ members to tour border

PHOENIX (AP) — A group of U.S. senators who will be influential in shaping and negotiating details of an immigration reform package is traveling to the U.S.-Mexico border in Arizona... Read more »

Radon found in state’s Villagra Building

SANTA FE (AP) — Government officials are advising workers to stay out of part of a nearly 80-year-old state office building in Santa Fe to avoid exposure to radon. Attorney... Read more »

Santa Teresa man guilty in firearms case

A New Mexico man accused of stealing firearms from federally licensed dealers in New Mexico and Texas has reached a plea agreement with prosecutors. The U.S. Attorney’s Office says 21-year-old... Read more »

Court overturns judge, orders murder retrial

State was late in responding to man's habeas corpus petition

Classes to be taught in Navajo tongue

Officials: Electives might be more fun

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