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APS Principal Remembered for Work with At-risk Kids – 7:19pm MDT
(By Andrea Schoellkopf)
State Department Seeks Comments From Tribal Leaders, Members – 6:47pm MDT
Meetings slated for Tuesday in Albuquerque, Wednesday in Window Rock, Ariz.
History, Aftermath of Bataan Death March Focus of Forum – 6:28pm MDT
Friday's presentation will be the inaugural event of the Alamogordo Speaker Series (By Charles Brunt)

Clovis Man Accused of Biting Off Part of Man's Nose Facing Prison Time – 5:19pm MDT
Suspect Convicted of Aggravated Battery Could Be Sentenced to Up to 13 Years Behind Bars
Four Females Found Hidden in Pickup Truck at I-25 Checkpoint – 5:04pm MDT
Border Patrol agents searched the vehicle after a dog alerted to the truck and the driver acted unusually and gave conflicting information during questioning

Latest Reports from APD – 4:23pm MDT
Latest statewide Road Conditions (Call 511) |
47 Dogs, 1 Cat Seized in Hidalgo County – 3:46pm MDT
Authorities investigating what appears to be hoarding case; Rescue groups, fosters families sought for the animals
Luna County Jail Increases Capacity for Juveniles – 3:17pm MDT
County will be able to save money by not paying Dona Ana County to house some of its juvenile inmates
Man Accused of Fatally Stabbing Taos Teen Pleads Not Guilty – 1:53pm MDT
Suspect is charged with voluntary manslaughter in the stabbing death last month

Tortugas Man Bonded Out of Jail One Day, Arrested the Next – 1:10pm MDT
Man awaiting trial in death of an infant now being held without bond and facing additional charges
Lobos Ranked No. 8 in Final AP Men's Hoops Poll – 12:06pm MDT
UNM drops two spots to No. 10 in USA Today/ESPN Top 25
Morning Roundup – 11:10am MDT
News from around New Mexico: (By Jim McElroy)
Motor Vehicle Division Offering Online Services – 10:55am MDT
People waiting for permanent driver's licenses or ID cards can check the status of their licenses or cards online
Time To Make Your Choices – 10:33am MDT
It's college basketball bracket time.

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GOP Candidate Leaving N.M. Land Commissioner Race read more (new 7:16 PM MDT)

UPDATED: Investigators Seek Motive in Three Slayings in Mexico read more (new 6:10 PM MDT)

Las Cruces Woman Arrested in False Rape Claim read more (new 5:47 PM MDT)

Williams Named AP Bureau Chief for South Atlantic read more (new 12:42 PM MDT)

Gila Forest To Replace Flood-Damaged Bridge read more (new 11:07 AM MDT)

Las Cruces' First Month of Cell Phone Ban While Driving Nets 77 Tickets read more (new 11:03 AM MDT)

Hobbs Residents Upset by Parole Office Near School read more (new 10:52 AM MDT)

Los Alamos Council To Weigh in on Valles Caldera read more (new 10:48 AM MDT)

Iowa Teen Killed in Rollover in Eastern N.M. read more (new 10:44 AM MDT)

New Mexico Wildlife Areas Closing Because of Birthing Season read more (new 10:42 AM MDT)

San Ildefonso Pueblo Receiving Drinking Water Funds read more (new 10:38 AM MDT)

Nuisance Wild Turkeys Relocated From Eastern N.M. read more (new 10:32 AM MDT)

Man Arrested in Fatal Clovis Stabbing read more (new 10:29 AM MDT)

State Plans Roadblocks During Hunting Season read more (new 9:02 AM MDT)

Moriarty Woman Dies in One-vehicle Crash read more (new 9:00 AM MDT)

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Short Time for Horrible Crime
By Joline Gutierrez Krueger/ Journal Staff Writer
  She wanted him to see her, what she says he did to her; how the two large-caliber, close range blasts from a semiautomatic SKS rifle had torn apart her face, taken out an eye, shattered her world.

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