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Final Defendant in Kickback Scandal Gets Suspended Sentence
By Barry Massey/
Associated Press

  SANTA FE — The government has closed out its final case in a corruption scandal that sent two former state treasurers to prison and sparked a campaign for ethics reforms. Wednesday, May. 07, 2008 (updated 2:00 PM MDT) Click Now To Continue

Jailed Cult Leader Refusing To Eat Or Drink
By Deborah Baker/
Associated Press

  SANTA FE — A self-described Messiah arrested for alleged sex crimes against minors remained jailed today, refusing to eat or drink, authorities said. Wednesday, May. 07, 2008 (updated 1:57 PM MDT) Click Now To Continue

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Police say man was driving stolen car and was wanted on drug charges in Otero County.
Investment adviser Kent Nelson already serving a 3-year federal term for mail fraud.
A bill advancing the long-suffering Navajo-New Mexico water settlement passed a key Senate committee this morning. (by John Fleck)
22nd annual Mescal Roast and Mountain Spirit Dance in Carlsbad this weekend.
Graffiti found in Middlebury resembles drawings left by alleged gang of serial killers.
County hopes to save money by opening new unit for younger inmates in June.
Police hope Crime Stoppers' latest list of fugitives will generate new leads.
Corrections Department says convicted groper is moving to Rio Rancho today.
Tally Richards, who ran the Gallery of Contemporary Art, died last week in California.
Motive still unclear in death of 68-year-old Betty Rutigliano.
Jury rejects hate-crime enhancement in Farmington man's attack on gay man.
A couple of felons give back to the government that is putting them behind bars.
N.M. senior senator's remarkable career is in its home stretch.

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UNM Student Arrested on Gun Charges
By Martin Salazar / Journal Staff Writer
  A University of New Mexico sophomore who talked about deadly campus shootings, saying he could do a better job, was arrested Tuesday for having firearms on campus, police said.

Delegates From N.M. Disagree
By Jeff Jones / Journal Politics Writer
  Barack Obama's landslide win in North Carolina— combined with a close race in Indiana— show that he's "back and rolling" in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, a New Mexico superdelegate who backs Obama said late Tuesday.

Criminal Asks to Vote Before Jail
By Joline Gutierrez Krueger / Journal Staff Writer
  An Albuquerque man agreed to plead guilty to a dozen child pornography charges, provided that he be allowed to perform his civic duty and vote.

ABQ Ridership on Record Pace
By Lloyd Jojola / Journal Staff Writer
  Have high gasoline prices got you down? Well, they've got mass transit passenger numbers up.

'Seditious' Nurse Was Only Doing Her Job
By Jim Belshaw / Of the Journal
  COLUMN: Do you remember Laura Berg, the seditious VA nurse? Does the name ring a bell?

Split Decision
By David Espo and Liz Sidoti /The Associated Press
  INDIANAPOLIS— Barack Obama swept to a convincing victory in the North Carolina primary Tuesday night and declared he was closing in on the Democratic presidential nomination. Hillary Clinton eked out a win in Indiana as she struggled to halt her rival's march into history.

Cult Leader Arrested
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The booking mug for Wayne C. Bent, also known as Michael Travesser, leader of The Lord Our Righteousness Church. He was arrested by State Police on Tuesday.

'Messiah' in Jail
By Vic Vela and Polly Summar / Journal Northern Bureau
  CLAYTON— The self-professed Messiah of a doomsday cult went from presiding over his compound to a cell at the Clayton/Union County jail on Tuesday, courtesy of the New Mexico State Police.


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N.M. Transportation Officials Outline Financial Problems click to continue (new 7:04 PM MDT)

Federal Government Grants Rehearing of Pipeline Case click to continue (new 3:37 PM MDT)

Navajo Water Rights Bill Heads To U.S. Senate Floor click to continue (new 2:09 PM MDT)

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State Headlines

  • Delegates From N.M. Disagree
  • 'Messiah' in Jail
  • Split Decision
  • 3 Experienced Democrats Challenge Appointed Senator for Seat
  • Domestic Violence Funding Equitable
  • Around New Mexico
  • Dems Play Nice
  • House's Conviction Upheld
  • N.M. Budget Is Expected to Avoid Squeeze

    Local Headlines

  • UNM Student Arrested on Gun Charges
  • Criminal Asks to Vote Before Jail
  • ABQ Ridership on Record Pace
  • Commencement Schedule
  • 'Seditious' Nurse Was Only Doing Her Job
  • Deaths Likely Murder-Suicide

    Journal North Headlines

  • Credits Keep Building for Star
  • Around Northern New Mexico
  • Daughter Charged In Mom's Slaying
  • 'Messiah' in Jail
  • Board Candidates Work to Stand Out Before Primaries

    West Side Headlines

  • Ex-Mayor Jackson Surfaces
  • Couple Found Dead
  • 3 Suspected In Carpet Burglary
  • Storehouse West Is Hoping for Lots of Food Donations to Help the Hungry in New Mexico
  • Education, Economy Top Dems' Agendas
  • Doctor's Life, Labors, Heritage Honored
  • Candidate Q & A
  • House District 14
  • Atrisco to Start at Temp Location
  • Cottonwood Commuters

    Rio Rancho Headlines

  • Ex-Mayor Jackson Surfaces
  • Couple Found Dead
  • 3 Suspected In Carpet Burglary
  • Storehouse West Is Hoping for Lots of Food Donations to Help the Hungry in New Mexico
  • Education, Economy Top Dems' Agendas
  • Doctor's Life, Labors, Heritage Honored
  • Candidate Q & A
  • House District 14
  • Atrisco to Start at Temp Location
  • Cottonwood Commuters

    Sports Headlines

  • Homer in 12th Spurs Isotopes Past Bees
  • UNM, NMSU Deal With APR Issues