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Aid increase expected for N.M. schools

SANTA FE (AP) — The Public Education Department says state aid to school districts is increasing by the largest amount in five years. Public Education Secretary Hanna Skandera said Wednesday... Read more »

Farmington agency tries to recover funds

FARMINGTON (AP) — An attorney says fees and payments to other creditors could cut into the amount of money the Farmington Convention and Visitors Bureau stands to recover from the... Read more »

LANL decommissions computer

Roadrunner once world's fastest

More must now register in N.M. as sex offenders

Law closes loophole for many who move to state

NMSU’s fees, tuition to rise 3%

Full-time resident undergrads will pay $90 more a semester

Berry: New equipment will save lives

The number of fire units with paramedic to double

UNM grad student published in prestigious journal

Scott Jasechko used his road trip from Canada to Albuquerque, where he was about to start a graduate ...

Missing boy was at home of grandparents

Mid-schooler taken into custody of state

N.M. in top 10 in U.S. for organ donations

State has 970,000 people on registry

APS to require proof of residency each year

Albuquerque families will have to annually show proof of residency when they register their children ...

Breaking: Woman shot with wayward arrow in Taylor Ranch

A woman was shot in the back with an arrow Wednesday evening near the Taylor Ranch Dog Park after a father and son were practicing with a bow in the... Read more »
Edward Quintana, 29, suspected in shooting death in South Valley on April 3.

Updated: South Valley shooting victim identified, suspect sought

4:27 p.m. — Sheriff’s deputies identified 29-year-old Edward Quintana as a suspect in last night’s fatal shooting of 33-year-old Jason Estrada in the South Valley. Detectives have an arrest warrant... Read more »

Police investigate two car crash in Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho police were investigating a serious two vehicle crash that sent two people to the hospital, including one woman with serious injuries. The crash occurred shortly before 6 p.m.... Read more »

APS selfless seniors with pictures

Some of them are mentors to their peers with special needs. Some volunteer at Roadrunner Food Bank. Others have raised money for cancer research, environmental protection or other causes. They... Read more »
From left, Amanda Seyfried, Seth MacFarlane and Charlize Theron will star in the Western comedy, "A Million Ways To Die in the West."

MacFarlane brings Theron and ‘Million’ to N.M.

It's official. New Mexico is going to get funnier.    Comedian Seth MacFarlane, ...
Former City of Santa Fe poet laureate Arthur Sze has won a prestigious poetry prize. (Journal/Eddie Moore)

Santa Fe’s Arthur Sze Wins Major Poetry Prize

NEW YORK — A Santa Fe poet has received a $50,000 prize for gifted writers deserving of greater attention. Poets & Writers Inc. announced Wednesday that Sante Fe resident Arthur... Read more »

Governor signs NM unemployment program revision

SANTA FE — A measure to shore up New Mexico’s unemployment compensation program was signed into law on Wednesday by Gov. Susana Martinez. A new system will be implemented in... Read more »
New Mexico State University professor Phil King calls this "the worst year ever" in a century of modern New Mexico water management on the Rio Grande.

Drought on the Rio Grande: “The worst year ever.”

With the preliminary April 1 runoff forecast numbers in hand, this is “the worst year ever” on the Rio Grande, according to Phil King, New Mexico State University professor and... Read more »

BernCo DA clears another APD officer in shooting

Bernalillo County District Attorney Kari Brandenburg’s office has determined that no charges will be filed in one of the highest-profile in a recent string of shootings by Albuquerque police officers.... Read more »
COURTESY PHOTO Mary T. Torres has been elected secretary of the American Bar Association for 2014. Her election marks the first time in its history that a Hispanic woman has served as an officer of the ABA.

Socorro native named secretary of American Bar Association

Socorro native Mary T. Torres has been elected secretary of the American Bar Association for 2014, m ...

UPDATED: SWAT situation in SE Albuquerque

3:10 p.m. (AP) — Albuquerque police say two people are facing charges after a barricade situation ended peacefully. A police spokeswoman says the standoff started after detectives tracked an item... Read more »
Albuquerque police investigate the scene of a motorcycle accident on Coors Blvd. between I-40 and Iliff Wednesday morning. (Dean Hanson/Journal)

Updated: Coors reopened; motorcyclist expected to survive

Police say all roads closed in the incident have been reopened. The motorcyclist was seriously injured but is expected to survive.   Albuquerque police have closed Coors in both directions... Read more »

Taos opens slopes to mountain biking

This summer, Taos Ski Valley will open its slopes to mountain biking for the first time, according to a press release. The new mountain biking terrain will have its grand... Read more »

FBI seeks info on fatal N.M. hit and run

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is seeking information on a hit-and-run crash on the Navajo Nation in northwest New Mexico last month that killed 56-year-old Loretta Silversmith, The Daily Times... Read more »
Rutgers men's basketball coach Mike Rice, shown at Big East tournament in New York March 12, was fired today after a videotape aired showing him abusing players. (AP File Photo)

Rutgers fires coach after video release

PISCATAWAY, N.J. (AP) — Rutgers fired basketball coach Mike Rice today after a videotape aired showing him shoving, grabbing and throwing balls at players in practice and using gay slurs... Read more »

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