The state DOT is reminding motorists that eastbound I-40 from Rio Grande to Sixth Street will have the two right lanes closed tonight. (By Lloyd Jojola)
Former University of New Mexico President Louis Caldera - who resigned as director of the White House Military Office last month following an Air Force One photo op gone wrong - has a new gig. (By Michael Coleman)
After yesterday's post, I received a number of requests for a map of "Breaking Bad" locations. Here's a start. This map compiles Rachel's locations along with reader-submitted tips. It is, of course, a work in progress. If you have locations and/or pictures of scenes from the show, please leave them in the comments below or send me an e-mail at ceisenhood@abqjournal.com with the subject line "Breaking Bad." See the map after the jump. (By Charlie Eisenhood)
Yesterday Governor Bill Richardson broke ground on the I-40 & Paseo Del Volcan $27 million stimulus reconstruction, the state's fourth stimulus-funded transportation project. (By Charlie Eisenhood)
Automated Calls Target Chavez By Sean Olson And Dan McKay/ Journal Staff Writer GOP Mayoral Opponent Denies Being Involved. The city's elections are four months off, and Albuquerque Mayor Martin Chavez is a big target.
Aragon Reports To Colo. Prison By Journal Staff Report/
Former state Senate President Pro Tem Manny Aragon has begun serving his 67-month prison term in Colorado.
Parade Part of Pride Event By Journal Staff Report/
Get proud this weekend at Albuquerque Pride, which will feature dozens of events at Expo New Mexico on Friday and Saturday.
State Police Chief Faron Segotta, left, and John Wheeler, right, secretary of the New Mexico Department of Homeland Security, talk with Gov. Bill Richardson on Wednesday at the staging area for the search for a State Police helicopter that crashed with three people aboard Tuesday night.
Search presses on for copter pilot, hiker; one rescued. By Raam Wong/ Journal Northern Bureau A piercing shriek from a helicopter rotor followed by a burst of light were the last signs of a State Police aircraft Tuesday night as it crashed into the snowy side of Santa Fe Baldy.
Walk the Dog, But Don't Pile It On By Leslie Linthicum/ Journal Staff Writer We are walking, Jim Steeves, his wife and I, along one of those anonymous streets in Albuquerque's Northeast Heights on a June morning bursting with sunshine and possibility.
But Steeves, a 71-year-old retired government employee, has his eyes focused on the ground. "There's a pile," he announces. "There's another one. There's a dump. There's a big one."
When you put your address in the state's largest newspaper, you tend to get a lot of letters. The one I got from Steeves last week had me at the first line.
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