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Wayne Propst (Journal File)

New Mexico Pension Program Hires New Administrator

SANTA FE — The Public Employees Retirement Association has selected Wayne Propst as its top administrator for the pension system serving New Mexico government employees. The pension board announced Friday… Read more »

County Prepares New Voting System

Bernalillo County wants voters to be ready for a new way of casting ballots on Election Day. Starting with the June primary, the county will employ “My Vote Centers” in… Read more »

In this Oct. 13, 2009 file photo, broadcast journalist Ray Suarez Jr. greets a fellow guest during National Hispanic Heritage Month on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington.  (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais, File)

PBS NewsHour’s Ray Suarez To Host ABQ Ed Town Hall

PBS NewsHour’s Ray Suarez is scheduled to moderate a teacher town hall in Albuquerque focusing on New Mexico’s high dropout rates, especially among Latino students. The town hall, which is… Read more »

NM Auto Show Opens At Noon

NM Auto Show Opens At Noon

The New Mexico International Auto Show opens at noon today at the Albuquerque Convention Center. The show will run through the weekend, and about 250 to 300 of the latest… Read more »

Wandering Cattle Trouble For Rio Rancho Homeowners

Cattle wandering off the open range are creating problems for residents of some Rio Rancho neighborhoods. They’re complaining that herds of a dozen or more cows are tearing up their… Read more »

Las Cruces Jail Fire Sparked By Dryer Lint

A fire at a Las Cruces jail on Wednesday has staff taking measures to make sure the incident doesn’t happen again. At about 10:30 p.m. Wednesday, a guard smelled smoke… Read more »

Man Paralyzed After Drunken Fall Sues Santa Fe Hotel

SANTA FE — A California man left paralyzed after a drunken fall at a Santa Fe hotel is blaming the hotel for his injuries, saying its staff over-served him alcohol…. Read more »

Governor Gets 3 Nominees For Los Lunas Judgeship

LOS LUNAS — Three candidates have been recommended to Gov. Susana Martinez for possible appointment to a vacant district court judgeship in Los Lunas in the 13th Judicial District. Los… Read more »

Cooler Temps, Winds To Come For The Weekend

A massive storm approaching from the west will bring big winds and cooler temperatures to most of the state, prompting the National Weather Service to warn us of high fire… Read more »

Vargas was taken into custody Wednesday night. (Courtesy of Bernalillo County)

One of Burned Bodies ID’d; Man in Custody

One of the victims whose body was found burned near Pajarito Mesa this week had served time for the …

Updated: Governor Opposes Horse Slaughterhouse

A Roswell company has filed an application that puts it on track to become the first horse slaughterhouse since 2006.

Suspect From September Bank Robbery Arrested

The suspect of an Albuquerque bank robbery in September was arrested today. Willie Vaughn, 44, was arrested in connection with the robbery of the Bank of the West on 5401… Read more »

Corrales Road Southbound Lane Closed

Emergency roadwork on Corrales Road, NM 448,  has led to the closure of the southbound lane north of Cabezon. Drivers should use Loma Larga and Meadowlark to access their destinations,… Read more »

No Rio Grande flow spike for the minnow

No Rio Grande flow spike for the minnow

The US Army Corps of Engineers has decided against sending a big spring pulse down the Rio Grande this year because there simply isn’t enough water. When water has been… Read more »

UPDATED: Boil Water Advisory Lifted for South Valley Neighborhood

UPDATE Apr. 16, 2:21 p.m. – The Drinking Water Bureau of the New Mexico Environment department has lifted the “Precautionary Boil Water Advisory” for New Mexico Water Works water system… Read more »

BREAKING: Teen Killed In Crash Near Española

A 17-year-old girl was killed in a two-car accident north of Española this afternoon. The teen, who lived in the area, was driving southbound on U.S. 84 about a mile… Read more »

Perfinna King (Courtesy of the FBI)

Navajo Woman Arrested In Stabbing, Shooting Case

Police have arrested the woman who was wanted in connection with the stabbing and shooting of another woman on the Navajo reservation. Perfinna King, 32, of the Navajo Nation, was… Read more »

Image of the burned SUV. Photo courtesy KOAT

UPDATED: Body Found In Burned Car On Mesa ID’d

Man was sentenced to 15 years in prison in 2002 after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit murder.

A screenshot of the tweets sent from Aaron Paul's account on Monday.

“Breaking Bad” Actor Gripes On Albuquerque Crime

An actor who plays a high-rolling drug dealer on the Emmy Award-winning AMC drama series “Breaking Bad” is griping about crime in Albuquerque.

Wilson Outpaces Heinrich in First Quarter Fundraising

Former Rep. Heather Wilson, a Republican running for U.S. Senate in New Mexico, reported today that she raised nearly $760,000 in the first quarter of 2012 and has about $1.45… Read more »

UPDATED: Roswell P.D. Still Lacks Officers

ROSWELL (AP) — Roswell police say the department is still short more than a dozen officers as the city faces gangs violence and is seeing increased help from federal agents…. Read more »

Mora Co. Sheriff Under Investigation

Mora County Sheriff Thomas Garza is under investigations after it was alleged that he told a deputy to release a DWI suspect Saturday night, and when the deputy refused Garza… Read more »

Hispanic Health Week Events Set

The New Mexico Department of Health is hosting a series of events for its inaugural Semana de Salud/Hispanic Health Week from Saturday through Friday, April 20 in four New Mexico… Read more »

Deborah Aaron, left, stands with her attorney Dan Cron, during her arraignment in First District Court in Santa Fe on Jan. 3, 2012. (Journal File)

UPDATED: Doctor Seeks To Keep License After Fatal Crash

A Santa Fe doctor who authorities say was driving drunk when she crashed and killed a 4-year-old girl is seeking to keep her driver’s license.

Mexican Classifieds Join War on Drugs

SAN DIEGO (AP) — The war on drugs is going to the classified sections of Mexican newspapers. Smugglers have long advertised work as security guards, housecleaners and cashiers, telling applicants… Read more »


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