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Classmates recall Bishop’s Lodge boarding school
Mary Ellen Smith and Juliet Roseberry hadn't seen each other since their days as classmates nearly 70 years ago at the Brownmoor School...
Village is high and dry
Water so scarce in northeast N.M. community that state regulators fear contaminants in pipes
Seller avoids disclosure of gasoline contaminated site
Dear Barry: We recently purchased a home in a rural area. The property is on municipal water, but t ...
Fire extinguished at Northeast apartment building
Firefighters extinguished a fire in a one-story apartment building near the intersection of Eubank Boulevard NE and Central Avenue Saturday morning. All tenants safely evacuated the building, 142 Glorieta St.... Read more »
Lost hikers found in Sandias
A group of teenagers who said they were “lost and freezing” on La Luz trail were found by search-and-rescue teams early this morning, according to Albuquerque police. About 6:40 p.m.... Read more »
FBI search for bank robbery suspect
The FBI is looking for Jay Patrick Mount, 34, of Albuquerque, who is wanted for the robbery of U.S. Bank, 1418 Carlisle Blvd NE...
Updated: Skandera confirmation hearing to stretch into next week
The highly-anticipated confirmation hearing for New Mexico Public Education Secretary-designate Hanna Skandera has become a miniseries of sorts. After listening to five hours of public testimony today, the Senate Rules... Read more »
Clovis approves prairie dog poisoning plan
City commissioners have approved a plan to poison prairie dogs in a Clovis park.
Updated: DOJ holding forums on Albuquerque police probe
The U.S. Justice Department is hosting a series of community forums around Albuquerque as federal authorities continue their probe into the city's police department over excessive force claims.
Maxwell’s fate tied to drought in the Canadian River watershed
update: Here’s our story on Maxwell from the Sunday paper The Canadian River is small, even by New Mexico standards. But lately, it’s been smaller still. As it passes the... Read more »
New site for substance abuse clinic proposed
3.2 -acre lot for facility at Lomas and I-25 would cost $1.5 million
Police panel asked to revisit shooting
Commissioner raises issue in light of a judge's recent ruling
Trial questions Pit remodeling
Witnesses say UNM got great value for $60M in remodeling work performed.
Route 66 Malt Shop agrees to boost pay
The owners of the Route 66 Malt Shop now intend to comply with Albuquerque's new minimum-wage ...
Police Academy Graduation
Cadet Luke McPeek, center, is all smiles as he and his fellow cadets graduate from the Albuquerque Police Academy...
Repayment sought from audit firm
SANTA FE - State Auditor Hector Balderas is seeking to recover more than $67,000 that he claims ...
Wilson appointed to nuke agency panel
WASHINGTON - U.S. House Speaker John Boehner this week appointed former Rep. Heather Wilson, R- ...
Updated: Senate leader released from hospital
SANTA FE – Senate Majority Leader Michael Sanchez was examined and released from Christus St. Vincent Regional Medical Center on Friday, two weeks after he underwent a heart procedure. The Belen Democrat... Read more »
ABQ police union’s PR firm blasts Journal story
In a news release issued by its public relations firm Friday afternoon, the Albuquerque Police Officers’ Association blasted my story about forthcoming promotions at APD. In the story, I reported... Read more »
Santa Fe Airport Commercial Flights Threatened?
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Santa Fe, Roswell and Hobbs could lose their airport control towers because of federal budget cuts, raising questions about whether commercial airlines would continue flights that the... Read more »
Malt shop relents, will pay minimum wage
A consultant working for the Route 66 Malt Shop says the restaurant intends to comply with Albuquerque’s new minimum wage ordinance. Josephine Martinez de Nunez of Consular Inc. said the... Read more »
School bus crashes, no injuries reported
A vehicle collided with the back end of a school bus as it was traveling northbound on 4th Street NW near Osuna in Albuquerque Friday. Nine students and a driver... Read more »
APD’s ‘Real Time Crime Center’ goes live
Mayor Richard Berry and Police Chief Ray Schultz this afternoon unveiled a project that was two years in the making: the “Real Time Crime Center.” At a cost of $800,000... Read more »
