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Bank of the West robbed in SW Albuquerque
According to the FBI, a man robbed the Bank of the West on 5228 Central Avenue SW shortly before 3.p.m. Monday. The FBI and APD are looking for a suspect... Read more »
Special Ed Funding Update
Wonkier types may remember this story from January, in which I explained that New Mexico stands to lose up to $43 million in special education funding because the state didn’t... Read more »
NM court allows retrial in beating death of horse
SANTA FE — A horse trainer can be prosecuted a third time on charges that he beat a colt to death with a whip handle in 2006, New Mexico’s highest... Read more »
Man with criminal history arrested at NM border
SANTA TERESA — Federal authorities say a Mexican man with a criminal history has been arrested at the New Mexico border. U.S. Border Patrol agents from the Santa Teresa Border... Read more »
Updated: Stolen Breaking Bad script still missing
A script of ”Breaking Bad,” the Albuquerque-based TV series that has garnered national attention, is missing following a break-in earlier this month to lead actor Bryan Cranston’s vehicle. Bernalillo County Sheriff’s... Read more »
N.M. museum to hold ‘curanderismo’ exhibit
Evil eye. Magical fright. A sick soul. These are all afflictions usually treated by traditional Mexican healers known as curanderos. And this summer, an Albuquerque museum is planning an exhibit... Read more »
Navajo broadband network nearing completion
FARMINGTON — A nearly $46 million project to spread a broadband network across the Navajo Nation is in its final stages. Navajo Tribal Utility Authority Wireless is testing its project... Read more »
Mumford & Sons set date in Taos
They picked up album of the year at this year’s Grammy Awards. Now Mumford & Sons have set a date to perform in Taos. The band consists of Marcus Mumford... Read more »
Obama designates Rio Grande del Norte National Monument
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama has designated five new national monuments, including Rio Grande del Norte National Monument in New Mexico, using executive authority to protect historic or ecologically significant... Read more »
Is the political gay marriage debate over?
The Supreme Court will hear two landmark cases on gay marriage this week that have the potential to reshape how the country defines one of its most sacred institutions.
More on gay marriage in N.M.:
- N.M. ACLU sues for recognition
- S.F City Attorney: It's already legal
- N.M. officials get personal
- BernCo clerk supports it
- Doña Ana clerk asks for AG's opinion
- House committee rejects measure
Police seek information in Milan shooting
New Mexico State Police are still searching for the individuals who reportedly shot a man as they attempted to rob a diner just outside Grants early Saturday morning. Richard Ridard,... Read more »
Albuquerque firefighters contain foothills blaze
Albuquerque firefighters contained a fire in rugged terrain in the city’s northeastern foothills Sunday evening. The Fire Department says 22 firefighters used hand tools to battle the fire. Firefighters will... Read more »
Updated: Conditions improve on northern NM highways
RATON — Driving conditions are improving on northern New Mexico highways where drivers faced snow and ice in some places earlier Monday. The Department of Transportation is either upgrading its... Read more »
Workers to petition governor for minimum wage hike
SANTA FE — A group called Working America says it will be in Santa Fe Monday to try and persuade Gov. Susana Martinez to sign a minimum wage increase. The... Read more »
Budget ax nicks BLM wild-horse adoption center
RENO, Nev. — The federal Bureau of Land Management’s largest wild-horse adoption facility in the country is getting nicked by the budget ax. The Palomino Valley National Wild Horse and... Read more »
NM man accused of hitting father with baseball bat
LAS CRUCES — A Las Cruces man accused of beating his father with an aluminum baseball bat during a dispute has been arrested. Police tell the Las Cruces Sun-News that... Read more »
Former Las Cruces coach faces molestation charge
LAS CRUCES — A former Las Cruces middle school basketball coach has been indicted on a charge of molesting a young boy during physical exam. The Las Cruces Sun-News reports... Read more »
New paint guides cars onto Paseo
NORTHBOUND I-25 RAMP TO WESTBOUND PASEO GETS NEW STRIPES: Mary Kennedy called to say the stripes on ...
Beginning of Holy Week
Christians in Albuquerque and throughout the world marked the beginning of Holy Week with Palm Sunda ...
Laboratory bottleneck
Limited funds, closed lab culture dampen DOE efforts to commercialize technology
Golden Eagle’s trove opened to public
The lid to the treasure chest has been lifted. Golden Eagle Trading Co. — cl ...
Updated: Brushfire breaks out in foothills
Firefighters have managed to get a hose line to the scrub fire above Camino de la Sierra, which they have been fighting with hand tools. Officials say 22 AFD firefighters... Read more »
State Police searching for suspects in diner shooting
New Mexico State Police are searching for the individuals who reportedly shot a man as they attempted to rob a diner just outside Grants early Saturday morning. Richard Ridard, 65,... Read more »
