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Hunting and Fishing Show On Tap This Weekend in Albuquerque – 12:34pm MST
State Game and Fish Department will be on hand with information, advice and an ATV simulator
Solar Distinction Will Build Photovoltaic Manufacturing Plant in ABQ – 12:11pm MST
Plant expected to eventually employ 500 people
Man Accused of 12th DWI Offense Given Prison Sentence – 12:03pm MST
The 51-year-old man was sentenced to three years after pleading guilty in state District Court in Aztec

Interstate 40 at Santa Rosa Is Reopened – 11:45am MST
Interstate had been closed because of a multi-vehicle pileup involving four semis
Curry County Sheriff's Office Investigating Deaths of Six Dogs – 11:31am MST
Dogs were exposed to an unknown toxin while running loose
Morning Roundup – 10:11am MST
News from around New Mexico: (By Jim McElroy)
9:20am – Gary Johnson on the Trail?
Former N.M. governor to unveil three-point economic plan at D.C. party tonight.
8:55am – At Least 47 Dead Coyotes Dumped in Far East El Paso
Game warden says animals legally shot as part of 'varmint hunt' but illegally dumped.
8:25am – Nevada Man Gets 10 Years in Valencia Co. Beating Death
21-year-old pleads no contest to killing man at victim's Meadow Lake home in 2008.
7:35am – Las Cruces Residents Want To Know Where Inmate Crews Will Work
Meeting today could change 1997 agreement between city and state.

all items  yesterday       

Helping Ronald's Kids
Anna Sanchez-Glenn, chairwoman of the women's committee of the New Mexico Farm Bureau, helps Ronald McDonald select a bag of potatoes at a Smith's grocery on Carlisle NE. The Farm Bureau donated thousands of dollars in food Monday to Ronald McDonald House, which provides a home away from home for the families of hospitalized children. The event was part of a charitable "Food Check-Out Day" shopping event sponsored by Smith's and the Farm Bureau. Photographed Monday Feb. 8, 2010. (Pat Vasquez-Cunningham/Journal) ...
Ski Rio Revival
Top photo, Skiers get ready to climb back on a snowcat for a ride back up the mountain at Endless Blue Resort near Amalia. Marc Harrell, bottom photo, skies through untracked snow. Friday, February 6, 2010. Read more. (Eddie Moore/Albuquerque Journal) ...
Corrected CD Rates
The Monday Business Outlook contained incorrect CD and automobile loan rates on Page 19. The correct listings are here. The error was caused by the substitution of an old template file being mistakenly used for the time sensitive material. ...

As seen in Journal blog
Headlines from today's printed Albuquerque Journal

State Hires 21 New Workers During Hiring Freeze read more (new 10:34 AM MST)

Las Cruces Federal Courthouse Work Almost Done read more (new 9:40 AM MST)

Pileup Closes I-40 at Santa Rosa read more (new 9:38 AM MST)

State Pursues Cleanup of Circuit Board Plant read more (new 8:03 AM MST)

Two Las Cruces Men Drown at Caballo Lake read more (new 8:01 AM MST)

Sports

Albuquerque News
Complex Stirs Buyers' Interest

Teamwork Among Eldorado Teachers Is Showing Results

Judge Mulls Statute in Blocks' Case

Cops: Man Says He Shot Roomie

Legislators Consider 4 Racing Bills

Scientist Works To Predict Dust Storms

Amendment on Gay Marriage Rejected

APD Believes 8-Year-Old Mystery Is Solved

Activist Losing His 'Museum'

Police: Identity Theft Involved 450 Victims

NM News
Critique Questions Film Incentive Impact

Socorro Native Shares Grammy

Hospital Planned for Santa Rosa

Not Everybody Digs Sparky's Pig

More Storms on the Horizon for N.M.

Mexican Gray Wolf Population Dropped in '09

Latino Voters Await Immigration Reform

Treasurer Switched Court Deposits

UPDATED: Prosecutors Seek Gag Order in Sweat Lodge Case

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