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Seeking Refuge
Marla Brose / Journal
Dee Shields sits with five dogs, two belonging to her, waiting to see if she and her son Larry Steppe could be escorted to their Sherwood Forest property in the Manzano Mountains Friday. Fires rushed through their neighborhood Wednesday. They were not allowed to return. Click for slideshow


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5:29pm — Utility asks for conservation
Albuquerque's water use has spiked so far this year, and the local utility is asking people to cut back.The city-county... (by Dan McKay)
5:01pm — Trigo Video Online
Several residents have taken videos of the Trigo Fire and posted them online. ABQJournal.com found 11 amateur videos on...(by T.J. Wilham)
1:30pm — Trigo Web Site
Fire officials have launched a web site that contains the latest information from the Trigo fire. the site...(by T.J. Wilham)
10:42am — Adopt a Pet This Weekend
Special Events Highlight Special Pets
10:21am — Firefighters prevent Trigo from Jumping N.M. 55
Firefighters worked through the night Thursday and were able to prevent the Trigo Fire from jumping N.M. 55. Had...(by T.J. Wilham)
9:32am — Red Cross Numbers
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7:22am — Jury Continues to Deliberate
Fate of Frankie Tellis with Las Cruces jury
6:52am — Child who Fell into Pool Dies
Farmington toddler dies in Albuquerque hospital
6:24am — Why We Wait to Plant
Area residents waking up to cold temperatures

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'No Trespassing' at Strong City
By Thomas J. Cole / Copyright © 2008 Albuquerque Journal; Journal Investigative Reporter
  DES MOINES, N.M.— Despite the public controversy swirling around them and their leader, members of the Strong City cult went about their very private lives Thursday on a remote compound in far northeastern New Mexico.

Serious About Comedy
By Kathaleen Roberts / Journal Northern Bureau
  SANTA FE— Inside the Moorish-meets-the-Renaissance lobby of the Lensic Performing Arts Center on Thursday, Paul Rodriguez riffed like a jazz man at a cutting contest: a deluge of staccato phrases hawking his May 16-17 comedy special.

Trigo Fire Burns 15,000 Acres
By T.J. Wilham / Journal Staff Writer
  A couple of hours after being told to evacuate his home, Michael Smith and his son walked to the top of a hill on his 2-acre property. They heard what sounded like a jet engine and saw thick black smoke and 60-foot flames just 20 yards away.

Arctic Oil Drilling In Domenici Plan
By Michael Coleman / Journal Washington Bureau
  WASHINGTON— Sen. Pete Domenici on Thursday suggested opening the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil drilling as part of a major U.S. production initiative to help drive down gasoline prices.

Dad Delivers Impatient Baby Boy
By Olivier Uyttebrouck / Copyright © 2008 Albuquerque Journal; Journal Staff Writer
  Dawn and Yoki Maurx thought they had some time, at least a half hour, before the baby came.

2 Held In Illegal License Scheme
By Mike Gallagher / Copyright © 2008 Albuquerque Journal; Journal Investigative Reporter
  Almost $3,000, including air fare, for a New Mexico driver's license seems a little pricey.

AG May Scuttle Death Penalty Appeal
By Joline Gutierrez Krueger / Journal Staff Writer
  The much anticipated showdown over the death penalty at the state Supreme Court may be over before it begins.

Man Arrested in Death of Toddler click to continue (new 3:30 PM MDT)

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State Headlines

  • Wi-Fi Raises Health Concerns
  • AG May Scuttle Death Penalty Appeal
  • Arctic Oil Drilling In Domenici Plan
  • Second Suit In 2 Days Targets Wolf Program
  • Bent Says 'End Of All Things' Near
  • 'No Trespassing' at Strong City
  • Around New Mexico
  • Trigo Fire Burns 15,000 Acres
  • Suspect Admits Fatal Hit-and-Run
  • Politicians Have a Lot of ... Guts
  • 2 Seek Term In Criminal Division
  • Serious About Comedy
  • Political Update

    Local Headlines

  • Dad Delivers Impatient Baby Boy
  • 2 Held In Illegal License Scheme
  • Balloon Landing Plan May Deflate
  • Democrat Judge Pulls Out of Family Court Race
  • Candidate Says She Belongs in Family Court
  • Mind Games
  • Find a Shelter Pet at Weekend Events

    Washington Bureau Headlines

  • Arctic Oil Drilling In Domenici Plan

    Journal North Headlines

  • Forest Service Rejects Buckman Project Challenge
  • Wi-Fi Raises Health Concerns
  • Family Drops Some Wrongful Death Suits
  • Plutonium Plan Opposed
  • Capitol Parking Garage Praised
  • Driver Admits Fleeing Accident
  • Paul Rodriguez Provides Showcase for Younger Comics
  • State Police Investigate Infant Shooting
  • Housekeepers Picket Hilton

    West Side Headlines

  • Woman Was Independent
  • 'Wake Up' Call
  • Orchid Lovers Invade BioPark
  • Questions to Candidates
  • Vacant Lot's Dirt Causes Damage
  • Meetings Find A Common Theme
  • Two Compete For Carraro's State Sen. Seat
  • Ohio Man Indicted in Rio Rancho Motel Fire
  • City Could Lose Balloon Landing Site
  • AFD Gets Special Training Session
  • Judge: City Can Take El Vado
  • Animal Dreams

    Rio Rancho Headlines

  • Woman Was Independent
  • 'Wake Up' Call
  • Orchid Lovers Invade BioPark
  • Questions to Candidates
  • Vacant Lot's Dirt Causes Damage
  • Meetings Find A Common Theme
  • Two Compete For Carraro's State Sen. Seat
  • Ohio Man Indicted in Rio Rancho Motel Fire
  • City Could Lose Balloon Landing Site
  • AFD Gets Special Training Session
  • Judge: City Can Take El Vado
  • Animal Dreams

    Sports Headlines

  • Isotopes, 51s Rack Up 34
  • Game of Chance
  • Sportsmanship: to Be Or Not to Be
  • Graybeard Gives It Another Shot
  • Journal Shape-Up Deadline Extended
  • Brushing Off the Rust