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Former Lobo Assistants Identified in NCAA Case
By Tim Korte/
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Former New Mexico assistants Lenny Rodriguez and Grady Stretz have been implicated in an academic fraud investigation, The Associated Press has learned, and both are expected to attend a NCAA infractions committee hearing today. Friday, Apr. 18, 2008 (updated 6:27 AM MDT) Click Now To Continue
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Mayor Martin Chavez announced some changes to his top staff late Friday.Bianca Ortiz Wertheim is the mayor's new chief of... (by Dan McKay)
Firefighters work on keeping wildfire from reaching villages east of the Manzanos.
Prosecutor disappointed at sentence for man caught with 5,000 pounds of pot in Chaparral.
Taos police arrest man accused of driving the wrong way, hitting couple's car.
Hearing to determine whether Kirt Darner should stand trial for 2004 elk charges.
Central figure in national controversy facing five to 40 years for drug smuggling.
29-year-old who coaches girls' soccer, JV basketball jailed on $90,000 bond.
Officials say gophers likely caused ditch break near Del Norte Road SW.
Rockies edge Padres 2-1 in a 22-inning game that ended at 2:21 a.m. MDT.
Strange to say, it's actually a little early for the last freeze of spring in ABQ.
Paul Revere's ride, the San Francisco Earthquake, Conan O'Brien's birthday.
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Antelope Massacre Sets Off Reaction; See Why
By Jeff Jones / Journal Staff Writer The state Game Commission will seek public comments on wildlife problems on private land after a rancher shotgunned dozens of antelope on his northern New Mexico ranch, commission Chairman Tom Arvas said Thursday. Video: See Why Weather Forecast: Clear ... Lows in the mid to upper 30s. National Weather Service Radar Road Conditions | ABQ Pollen see weather in your neighborhood Weather Station Map
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Emotions Flare Over Illegals
By Michael Coleman / Copyright © 2008 Albuquerque Journal; Journal Washington Bureau WASHINGTON— Illegal immigration continues to give politicians fits, especially in election season.
'Friendly Robber' Suspect Surprises Friends
Antelope Massacre Sets Off Reaction
Val and Harold Had a Great Love
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More in N.M. Relying on Food Stamps
By Jackie Jadrnak / Journal Staff Writer More New Mexicans are turning to food stamps to help ease the pain to their pocketbooks in the grocery line. New Mexico has seen a 4 percent increase the last six months, as close to 3,800 more families signed up for the federal program. That brought March caseloads to 94,593, according to the state Human Services Department.
Accused Employee Dismissed
Gila River Listed as One of 10 'Most Endangered'
Fires in N.M.
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Spaceport Opponents Complain of Heavy-Handed Tactics click to continue (new 2:42 PM MDT)Navajo Lawmaker Seeks To Outlaw Music Piracy on Reservation click to continue (new 1:35 PM MDT)
Firefighters Battle Wildfires in Central, Southern N.M. click to continue (new 12:48 PM MDT)
Holloman Bidding Farewell to F-117s click to continue (new 12:45 PM MDT)
Navajo Council To Consider Medal Honoring Tribe's Veterans click to continue (new 9:39 AM MDT)
Accused Border Patrol Impersonator Faces Federal Charges click to continue (new 7:58 AM MDT)