Editorial: A new stadium has appeal, but proposal needs more work before getting voter OK
It’s not a bad idea. In fact, it’s one with considerable appeal and worthy of considerat …
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Grandmother charged with child abuse in death of 2-year-old
Son previously jailed in case
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Editorial: Journal picks for the ABQ City Council
Today the Journal Editorial Board continues its endorsements in the Nov. 2 municipal election with i …
Trial starts in 1984 killing of girl shown on milk carton
DENVER — A former longshot Idaho gubernatorial candidate on trial in the 1984 killing of a 12-year-old Colorado girl wasn’t even remotely considered a suspect to law enforcement until his obsession with the crime and incessant visits to talk with police about it provided clues that turned him into the suspect, prosecutors said Wednesday at […]
In Mexico, children as young as 10 recruited by drug cartels
MEXICO CITY — Jacobo grew up in the western Mexico state of Jalisco, home to the Jalisco New Generation drug cartel. Never comfortable in school, he had an abusive childhood: at one point his mother held his hands over an open flame after he allegedly shoved a classmate. Now 17, Jacobo claims he didn’t do […]
Biden tries to tame inflation by having LA port open 24/7
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden tried to reassure Americans on Wednesday that he can tame high inflation, announcing a deal to expand operations at the Port of Los Angeles as prices keep climbing and container ships wait to dock in a traffic jam threatening the U.S. economy and holiday shopping. Prices are jumping in large […]
‘Radicalized’ veteran gets time served for anti-police bombs
DENVER — Bradley Bunn had a request after being arrested for building four pipe bombs he intended to use against any officers who tried to seize his guns: He wanted to meet with the federal prosecutor leading the case against him, a member of the Navy Reserve. The 55-year-old Army veteran told U.S. District Judge […]
Film TV workers union says strike to start next week
LOS ANGELES — The union representing film and television crews says its 60,000 members will begin a nationwide strike on Monday if it does not reach a deal that satisfies demands for fair and safe working conditions. A strike would bring a halt to filming on a broad swath of film and television productions and […]
Freezing cold is forecast to arrive early in New Mexico
Unseasonably cool weather expected through the rest of the week
