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If the forecast holds true, runoff into Elephant Butte Lake will be below average this year, for the 13th time in 15 years. The forecast calls for water flow at San Marcial, the last Rio Grande measurement point above the lake, to be 29 percent of the long-term average. (Journal File)

Demand Exceeds Supply

By | Tue, Apr 10, 2012
Forecast calls for another extremely dry year on the Rio Grande-- Water flow into Elephant Butte Lake
Five months after being rescued from a muddy watering hole, Ferdinand is one happy calf living on a ranch south of Albuquerque. Photo Credit - Courtesy of Sam Beam

One Lucky Calf

By | Mon, Apr 9, 2012
Ferdinand the steer coddled after a rough start
Pop Quiz on New Mexico Civics

Pop Quiz on New Mexico Civics

By | Sun, Apr 8, 2012
Like you, I have been valiantly trying to keep track of the spring shenanigans — criminal, dop ...
Defendant Who Cursed at Judge Is Found Incompetent for Trial

Defendant Who Cursed at Judge Is Found Incompetent for Trial

By | Sat, Apr 7, 2012
You might remember Milo Bitsuie, not by name but for what he did.    Bitsuie's ...
Guns’ Trail From N.M. to Tragedy

Guns’ Trail From N.M. to Tragedy

By | Fri, Apr 6, 2012
A former colleague of mine thought it would be interesting to track how firearms had landed in the h ...
The pre-Puebloan rock walls of Chaco Canyon are endangered by tourists, prompting the park to propose requiring each visitor to go through an education program before being allowed to visit the ruins. Photo Credit - The Associated Press

Tightening Down on Chaco Visits

By | Thu, Apr 5, 2012
The logic in Chaco Culture National Historic Park's proposed changes to the park's manag ...
Campaign Funds Paid for Lodgings

Campaign Funds Paid for Lodgings

By | Wed, Apr 4, 2012
Three state senators reported last year that they used money from their campaign accounts to pay liv ...
Health Care Ruling Won’t Change Much

Health Care Ruling Won’t Change Much

By | Tue, Apr 3, 2012
The Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, is 906 pages long and contains provisions on every ...
Camie Maloy speaks with the Governor's Office about her concerns with changes to the DD Waiver program. Photo Credit - Adolphe Pierre-Louis/Journal

DD Waiver Changes Frustrate Parents of Disabled

By | Mon, Apr 2, 2012
They gathered, angry and afraid and wanting to be heard finally, even if for now it was only among t ...
Front-Row Snapshots On A World-Changing Day

Front-Row Snapshots On A World-Changing Day

By | Sun, Apr 1, 2012
LA MESILLA - It was recent world news - a new leader in North Korea and the uncomfortable ...
Legislative Change Far From Certain

Legislative Change Far From Certain

By | Sat, Mar 31, 2012
A large number of state legislators, including House Speaker Ben Lujan, decided against seeking re-e ...
Choking Down the Cinnamon Challenge

Choking Down the Cinnamon Challenge

By | Fri, Mar 30, 2012
Leave it to the kids to turn the spice that seasons our morning toast into a health hazard. Did you ...
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