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Burned Remains
Roberto E. Rosales / Journal
Pictured is the aftermath of the Trigo fire in the Manzano Mountains Saturday. Only the walls remain standing of this structure near the Apple Orchard area. Click for slideshow

Trigo Fire in Manzano Mountains Burns Additional 50 Homes

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   MANZANO — Firefighters worked in cooler, calmer weather today to clear lines around a blaze that has burned 59 homes and more than 21 square miles in central New Mexico's Manzano Mountains. And in south-central New Mexico, firefighters battled a blaze that has burned an estimated 5,000 acres on the Mescalero Apache reservation. Saturday, May. 03, 2008 (updated 2:54 PM MDT) Click Now To Continue


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Fire officials are reporting at this hour that they have made significant progress in trying to contain the Trigo Fire....(by T.J. Wilham)
Fire officials have posted a map online that shows the progession the Trigo Fire has made over the past few...(by T.J. Wilham)
5/3 By Jeff JonesJournal Politics Writer New Mexico Democratic Party Chairman Brian Colón on Saturday threw his support...(by Jeff Jones)
Mike Lillis lays out the trouble New Mexico faces with the coming loss of its Congressional clout as... (by John Fleck)
Several residents have taken videos of the Trigo Fire and posted them online. ABQJournal.com found 11 amateur videos on...(by T.J. Wilham)
Fire officials have launched a web site that contains the latest information from the Trigo fire. the site...(by T.J. Wilham)
Whether you think love or money makes the world go round, you'll probably agree that the modern world would grind...

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Mostly Dry, Warmer Weather Remains in Forecast click to continue (new 7:17 AM MDT)



Oops!
By Zsombor Peter / Copyright © 2008 Albuquerque Journal; Journal Staff Writer
  It touched off a lockdown, an evacuation and a massive police response by 100 officers, a SWAT team, an armored car and a helicopter. All for what turned out to be a prop for an enriched English project on "Hamlet."

Murder Case May Be Tossed
By Joline Gutierrez Krueger / Journal Staff Writer
  The case against a mentally retarded man accused of raping and killing his 11-year-old "girlfriend" hangs in the balance as a judge weighs whether to suppress the man's confession— the only solid evidence prosecutors have.

Holding a Lid on Prices
By Susan Stiger / Copyright © 2008 Albuquerque Journal; Journal Staff Writer
  Flying Star Cafe uses almost six tons of flour a week. Dion's Pizza uses a ton a day. Chow's Asian Bistro uses three tons of rice a month.

State Sues Over Failed Investments
By Thomas J. Cole / Copyright © 2008 Albuquerque Journal; Journal Investigative Reporter
  State officials filed suit Friday against a prominent Albuquerque bond attorney and the former executive director of a government housing agency that collapsed in 2006.

Scientist Seeking Remedy For TB
By Olivier Uyttebrouck / Copyright © 2008 Albuquerque Journal; Journal Staff Writer
  Vojo Deretic has matched wits for years with tuberculosis, and he clearly respects his adversary.

CNM Graduates Unique
By Martin Salazar / Journal Staff Writer
  It took Rebecca Ornelas 27 years and two tries, but, on Friday, she got to put on a cap and gown and celebrate being a college graduate.

Shape-Up Sign-Up Gets Extended
Journal Staff Reports
  The deadline to join the Albuquerque Journal Fit magazine and KOAT-TV Summer Shape-Up has been extended to 6 p.m. Monday.

Judge Candidates Tout Experience
By Scott Sandlin / Journal Staff Writer
  Viewed through one lens, having a lot of jobs is "searching for greener pastures."

Its Future Uncertain, Barrier on the Border Going Up Quickly
By Eileen Sullivan / Associated Press
  The U.S. fence along the Mexican border is less a wall than a stuttering set of blockades: half barrier, half gaps.


Japanese Man Accused of Attacking Lecturer Is Arraigned click to continue (new 7:29 PM MDT)

Cordova Man Accused of Killing 17-month-old Son click to continue (new 5:51 PM MDT)

Judge Rejects Motion To Halt Pipeline in Western Colorado click to continue (new 5:49 PM MDT)

Jury Convicts Man of Murder in Las Cruces click to continue (new 5:48 PM MDT)

Board Rejects Clemency for Man Convicted in Ariz. Reporter's Death click to continue (new 2:56 PM MDT)

Fire in Manzano Mountains Burns Additional 50 Homes click to continue (new 2:54 PM MDT)

NM Democratic Party Chairman Endorses Obama click to continue (new 1:09 PM MDT)

Attorney General Says He Complied With Gift Law click to continue (new 1:07 PM MDT)

US Marshals in Phoenix Arrest Child Rape Suspect from NM click to continue (new 10:11 AM MDT)

BLM Says Plan Will Protect Prairie Chicken, Lizard Habitat in NM click to continue (new 10:10 AM MDT)


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State Headlines

  • Scientist Seeking Remedy For TB
  • Suspects Held Without Bond
  • Gov. Wants $150K to Shut Streets by School
  • Energy Consortium Paid AG's Hotel Bill
  • Winds Whip Up More Trouble for Firefighters Trying to Get Trigo Blaze Under Control
  • Around New Mexico
  • Concealed Guns in Parks Considered

    Local Headlines

  • Oops!
  • Murder Case May Be Tossed
  • Holding a Lid on Prices
  • State Sues Over Failed Investments
  • Around the Metro Area
  • Driver Was Allegedly Drinking 'All Night Long'
  • City Seeks Cigar Store Smoke Ban
  • CNM Graduates Unique
  • Shape-Up Sign-Up Gets Extended
  • Judge Candidates Tout Experience
  • Team, UNM Reach Agreement

    Journal North Headlines

  • Victim Afraid Suspect Will Post Bond
  • On a Mission To Redefine Christianity
  • Around Northern New Mexico
  • Doctors Stop Admitting Patients
  • Driver's Siblings Describe Wreck
  • Dad: Son's Shooting Death Was Accident
  • Volunteers Help New Mothers Get Adjusted to Raising Babies

    West Side Headlines

  • Corrales Author Helps Others Get Inside Their Heads
  • Desert Marigolds Can Be Seen Around Town
  • Center Readies for Show
  • Work On Transit Centers to Begin
  • Candidate Abandons Senate Bid
  • Annual Tour Features Corrales Artists
  • I've Had Enough of These Windblown Days
  • Rio Grande Nature Group Members Quit
  • Candidate Ends Bid For State Senate
  • Man Charged In Fatal Wreck
  • 11th-Term Rep. Challenged
  • Veteran Politicos Compete
  • Questions to Candidates in House District 13 and Senate District 14

    Rio Rancho Headlines

  • Corrales Author Helps Others Get Inside Their Heads
  • Desert Marigolds Can Be Seen Around Town
  • Center Readies for Show
  • Work On Transit Centers to Begin
  • Candidate Abandons Senate Bid
  • Annual Tour Features Corrales Artists
  • I've Had Enough of These Windblown Days
  • Rio Grande Nature Group Members Quit
  • Candidate Ends Bid For State Senate
  • Man Charged In Fatal Wreck
  • 11th-Term Rep. Challenged
  • Veteran Politicos Compete
  • Questions to Candidates in House District 13 and Senate District 14

    Sports Headlines

  • Isotopes' ERA Rises Again
  • Tapia Bout Ruled No Contest, Literally Boxer Pulls Out of Friday's Match
  • Houston Junior to Visit UNM