Celia Raney / Journal Staff Writer, Author at Albuquerque Journal

Celia Raney / Journal Staff Writer

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Summer's heating up! Find out when Disturbed stops in ...
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a little more. Disturbed is hitting ... a little more. Disturbed is hitting the road with its 36-date 'Take Back Your Life' tour this summer. The tour is slated to make ...
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1 found dead with apparent gunshot wounds near Candelaria ...
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Police closed Candelaria from Pan American ... Police closed Candelaria from Pan American Freeway to High Street while they investigate early.
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Fine with Fido: 7 Albuquerque-area bars and restaurants that ...
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Coffee houses, food halls and breweries ... Coffee houses, food halls and breweries all appear on our round-up of of dog-loving businesses.
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Grammer: When it comes to fans, the obnoxious few ...
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Utah State guard Max Shulga showed ... Utah State guard Max Shulga showed class in his response to unacceptable taunts from a few Colorado State students.
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Man critically injured in Santa Fe shooting
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A man was critically injured after ... A man was critically injured after being shot in a Santa Fe apartment complex on Saturday night.
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Three teenagers found dead in garage in Edgewood
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Police said in a news release ... Police said in a news release there is no indication of foul play and it appears to have been carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Man, woman killed in Hobbs hit-and-run crash
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A man and a woman were ... A man and a woman were killed in Hobbs on Friday night after being struck by a vehicle while walking their dog, according to ...
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Child, 10, allegedly sexually assaulted by foster teen at ...
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The offices of the state child ... The offices of the state child welfare agency are used to house foster children despite New Mexico’s promise to provide them with appropriate homes.
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Civilians fill in for sworn officers at Albuquerque Police ...
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Albuquerque Police Chief Harold Medina said ... Albuquerque Police Chief Harold Medina said he sees hiring civilians as "the forefront of the wave of the future." He added: "The civilians are ...