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New Mexico State cools off UNM bats in 2-0 baseball win
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New Mexico passed laws protecting access to abortion. Opponents ready for legal fight — even to U.S. Supreme Court.
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Comstock Act: How does it fit in the abortion debate?
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Photos: UNM Lobos baseball team fall 2-0 against NMSU
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Editorial: ShotSpotter needs to prove its $3.2M cost
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Albuquerque trims bus schedule, seeks input on future service map
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Sports Speak Up! Readers disappointed in how Lobo men’s, women’s basketball seasons finished
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Former Albuquerque city staffer claims she was wrongfully fired over telecommuting dispute
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Albuquerque drivers who aren’t paying speed camera tickets could get the boot
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US regulators delay decision on nuclear fuel storage license
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Holly Holm, 41, commits to six more UFC fights
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Mudvayne to play Isleta Amphitheater on Aug. 15
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Archbishop of Santa Fe offers apology to clergy sexual abuse survivors
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Free fishing and $500 checks: 6 things New Mexico lawmakers did that might affect you and your family
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Reprieve for Albuquerque hot air balloonists: FAA backs off advanced balloon tracking equipment ruling
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SpeakUp: Readers sound off against PNM/Avangrid merger
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Top of Mind: What do you think about Albuquerque Public Schools’ proposed school calendar?
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Asian shares advance on back of Wall Street rally
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Yellen says bank situation stabilizing, different from 2008
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Army of lobbyists helped water down banking regulations
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Japan’s PM offers Ukraine support as China’s Xi backs Russia
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Reborn Ringling Bros. circus to leap on tour — minus animals
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TikTok updates rules; CEO on charm offensive for US hearing
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Saudi Arabia frees American imprisoned over critical tweets
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US speeds up Abrams tank delivery to Ukraine war zone
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Volcano Vista’s Alter commits to the University of the Philippines
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Grammer: What Rick Pitino to St. John’s means for UNM, a Lobo in the transfer portal, and more
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Kids connect with nature at ABQ BioPark’s spring break camp
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Trump waits out grand jury as New York braces for protests
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Prep notes: Schools making quick use of APS out-of-state travel rule change
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Albuquerque Metro Championship finals delayed indefinitely
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Editorial: BernCo taxpayers stuck with $7M error
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Editorial: APS must get a handle on guns on its campuses
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Photos: Rio Rancho take on La Cueva during the Albuquerque Metro Baseball Championships
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Supreme Court seems split in Navajo Nation water rights case
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Wind and scattered rainfall in store for Albuquerque this week
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Four deaths in 24 hours: Details emerge in weekend homicides
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Top of Mind: What do you think about the proposed state-run paid family leave program?
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Captions contest: ‘How come that quack got orchestra and we’re stuck up here in the balcony?’
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Police arrest Albuquerque man suspected of exposing himself to high school students
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Idaho poised to allow firing-squad executions in some cases
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Jury convicts 3 of murder in death of rapper XXXTentacion
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French government survives no-confidence votes over pensions
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Biden issues first veto, taking on new Republican House
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Pelican’s seafood restaurant on Coors reopens after face-lift
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‘Shocking and intolerable’: In wake of client injury, state to do wellness checks within DD program
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Some Trump supporters ambivalent on calls for protests
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National Puppy Day: Here are the top dog names in Albuquerque
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I scream for ice cream: 7 Albuquerque-area spots to satisfy your sweet tooth as spring begins
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School library book bans are seen as targeting LGBTQ content
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1 dead, 1 hurt in Texas school shooting; suspect arrested
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Amazon cuts 9,000 more jobs, bringing 2023 total to 27,000
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Adam Sandler gets Mark Twain prize surrounded by celeb pals
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Top Israeli minister: ‘No such thing’ as Palestinian people
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Credit Suisse-UBS deal offers hope, but bank doubts persist
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China’s Xi meeting Putin in boost for isolated Russia leader
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Report: 43,000 estimated dead in Somalia drought last year
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World on ‘thin ice’ as UN climate report gives stark warning
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Contact employers directly to share why you are switching careers
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Putin welcomes China’s Xi to Kremlin amid Ukraine fighting
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Asian stocks rise ahead of Fed’s next interest rate decision
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How San Diego State’s NCAA run benefits the UNM Lobos, Mountain West
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In Trump probe, grand jury hears from final witnesses
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BCSO issues Brittany alert for missing woman
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Albuquerque water guide: Irrigate efficiently for the landscape you desire
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These adorable Chihuahuas survived a deadly crash in January and on Sunday most of them were adopted
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WNIT loss ends New Mexico women’s basketball season
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A flashing yellow turn arrow means what?
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Source: Lawyer invited to testify before Trump grand jury
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Albuquerque man behind fatal crash still missing year later
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Pet care: Understanding what drives a dog’s behavior
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Two utility cases, two different outcomes
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Bully for you! — Beloved and debated, French bulldog becomes top US dog breed
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Keller closing store punishes victims of ABQ crime
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Knee-jerk closing hurting NM clients
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Federal staffing mandate for long-term care is unworkable
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Supreme Court case provides a civics lesson for students
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Trever, Briseño help make Journal shine
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Pray the Supremes keep PNM local
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Hearing examiner defends process that rejected merger
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From anxiety to depression, your emotional, psychological and social well-being can affect your physical health
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Even Smart TVs can be line into your life for scammers
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Where we stand: Here are last week’s stances of the Albuquerque Journal Editorial Board
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The robot revolution is here: Local businesses gear up with new tech
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Police investigate fatal shootings
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Anatomy of a health systems ‘marriage’ proposal
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It’s important to keep an eye on added sugar
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Jake Barnes/Clay O’Brien Cooper Team Roping School coming to Edgewood for two-day clinic
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Valles Caldera to charge fishing fee
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NM big game draw deadline on March 22
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The France-based Jupiter Ensemble will bring the best of Vivaldi to Santa Fe
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‘Deaf Row’ a raw, wintry crime novel
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‘Indigenous Art, Culture, and Community’ showcases the work of more than 30 Native American artists
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‘Sanditon’ delivers Regency era drama in third, final season
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Diligence key in the fight with snails
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Student and professional musicians to showcase talents at Robb symposium
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‘Transformations in Tradition’ looks at the works of the acclaimed Navajo artist Mary Morez
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New Mexico Art League’s ‘Black and White’ exhibit returns online and in-person
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Greg Trimble moves to the beat of his own drum
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Santa Fe santero Luis Tapia has won the nation’s highest distinction in the folk and traditional arts
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Spring sports roundup: Fresno State scores 2 in 9th, defeats Lobos
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Cheer: Eagles edge Rams for the 5A title
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WNIT: Lobos, Huskies to meet in Round 2
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Portillo’s late PK lifts United to opening win
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Editorial: County turns away 1 in 7 seeking detox, behavioral crisis care
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Study on ShotSpotter in Kansas City finds ‘no meaningful change’ in violence
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Is Albuquerque’s crime-fighting tool ShotSpotter worth the $3 million price tag?
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What passed and what failed: New Mexico’s 2023 legislative session round-up
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Governor lauds legislators’ work on health care issues, cites unfinished business on crime
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Motorcyclist found shot to death in Northwest Albuquerque
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Pages of history: 10 pictures from the Albuquerque Antiquarian Book Fair
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Tax package beats deadline as New Mexico lawmakers reach adjournment
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NM’s bars, restaurants need support, not higher taxes
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The right time to modernize NM’s Legislature is now
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Multistate compacts are cure for New Mexico’s access-to-care crisis
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Person found slain inside torched Albuquerque duplex
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Russia, Ukraine extend grain deal to aid world’s poor
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Want to preserve health entitlements? Bend cost curve
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‘Safe outdoor space’ on Menaul hits a snag as hearing officer sides with opponents
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Legislation rebranding human services headed to governor’s desk
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‘Medicaid Forward’ bill in governor’s hands after winning Senate approval
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Weather forces Metro baseball, softball to reschedule
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Combat sports notes: Holm’s fight next week starts a busy month
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State spirit: Hope Christian changes dance coaches, but dynastic success remains
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New Mexico United gets belated start to 2023 season on Saturday in Miami
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Sports Speak Up! Readers debate state of the programs for UNM men’s, women’s basketball
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In final hours of session, advocates mourn special ed bill’s stall
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Governor signs bill ending juvenile life sentences in New Mexico
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Senate signs off on tax package after lawmakers reach deal on alcohol tax, film incentives
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New Mexico’s next WNIT assignment: To Seattle vs. Washington
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Lance Reddick, ‘The Wire’ and ‘John Wick’ star, dies at 60
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Photos: Schools compete in the NMAA 2023 State Spirit Competition at the Pit
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Roaches gone wild: Four restaurants fail their early March inspections
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Albuquerque man sentenced to 26 years in 2020 ‘revenge’ shooting death
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Bill targeting nuclear waste storage in New Mexico approved at Capitol
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R.Greenleaf launches new e-commerce site
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Sandia Speedway has new owners, a new name and a new ‘passion’
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Governor vetoes dual credit task force bill, calling it an unfunded mandate
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Lujan Grisham approves measure to set aside share of future oil, gas revenue
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Cake with a scoop of military honors: Albuquerque woman celebrates 100th birthday with service recognition
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Stranded hikers, sliding semis: Round of heavy snow impacts New Mexico Thursday and Friday
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Responding to anti-abortion laws in neighboring states, New Mexico lawmakers adopt proposal intended to protect health care providers
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Fishing Line for March 17, 2023
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Jay Flowers selected as director of administration for Modrall Sperling
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Russia to award pilots involved in US drone incident
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Dems say some foreign gifts to Trump remain unaccounted for
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Native American groups blast governor for agency appointment
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Lori Waldon to chair United Way of North Central NM board
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March madness: Test your knowledge with Journal’s weekly sports quiz
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Talk of the Town: House Bill 236 would establish long overdue ‘safe staffing ratios’ for nurses
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Self-certification will ruin Sun Van service for all
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Game Commission fix good for NM wildlife
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New COVID origins data point to raccoon dogs in China market
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10-year-old spurs family’s business to take on adopting Albuquerque bus stops
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Scientists create mice with cells from 2 males for 1st time
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International court issues war crimes warrant for Putin
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Biden calls for tougher penalties for execs of failed banks
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Schools, sweets and student activism: Test your local news knowledge with the Journal’s weekly quiz
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Biden cheers for Irish bonds, unity on St. Patrick’s Day
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Feds want justices to end Navajo fight for Colorado River water
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Haaland criticized over ‘difficult’ choice on Willow project
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Dr. Helen Iams joins Lovelace Medical Group
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Median sales price increases slightly for ABQ metro single-family detached market
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Classes canceled across Northern New Mexico schools
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China’s Xi to meet Putin as Beijing seeks bolder global role
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7 deputies charged with murder in the death of Irvo Otieno
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Texas, Florida push border laws as governors eye presidency
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Ford recalls 1.5M vehicles to fix brake hoses, wiper arms
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St. Patrick’s Day rites: Parades, bagpipes, clinking pints
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Flight attack raises questions about security, mental health
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Violent protests in France over Macron’s retirement age push
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Slovakia, after Poland, agrees to give Ukraine Soviet jets
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Will Americans end up footing the bill for bank failures?
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North Korea says ICBM test aimed to strike fear into enemies
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Washington turns to Wall Street to help rescue dying bank
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China’s Xi to meet Putin as Beijing seeks bolder global role
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Stocks fall to cap chaotic week driven by fears about banks
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ABQ BioPark Zoo program aims to recycle old cellphones
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City of Albuquerque may purchase, redevelop ‘blighted’ Franklin Plaza
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Billy Tibbals comes to Launchpad with Mac Saturn
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Marble Brewery celebrates 15 years of beer and community
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Apple TV+ series ‘Extrapolations’ explores the shifting climate’s impact on humanity
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Should statewide elected officials get a pay raise? Bill headed to governor’s desk would boost salaries
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Minus Duff twins, UNM basketball women defeat Northern Arizona in WNIT opener
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Prep softball: Two of four Metro semifinalists are surprises
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Prep basketball: Gallup is weekend host for All-Stars
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Rick Wright: Gymnasts say they always could count on UNM coach Mitchell’s support
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State spirit competition starts Friday at Pit
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Editorial: Meaningful crime bills and tax reform need swift approval
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Lawmakers seeking to strike a deal on tax changes as 60-day session nears end
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Couple charged in fatal shooting during custody exchange outside Lotaburger
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Albuquerque police arrest girls in ‘disturbing assault’ of 13-year-old girl
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Sports Speak Up! Ugly NIT loss leaves Lobo fans concerned — and critical
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APD touts decrease in property, violent crime in 2022
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Who’s got spirit? The Pit does — as host of prep competition Friday and Saturday
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NMSU releases summary of investigation into Mike Peake shooting
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Firearms legislation in New Mexico facing deadline pressure at Capitol
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Bill targeting organized retail crime in New Mexico sent to governor
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United signs another player, announces 2023 captains
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Changes to New Mexico medical malpractice law sent to Lujan Grisham
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Albert Chang is new Mining and Minerals Division state director
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‘A sense of humor comes in handy’: Head of Adelante Development Center describes what it takes to run a large nonprofit
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State Police looking for driver of GMC pickup that dropped water heater on I-25
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Woman charged in death of cyclist declines to attend hearing
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Heinrich, others urge defense secretary ‘to take a hard look’ at sending fighter jets to Ukraine
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Shorter summer break, longer school year: APS considering calendar changes
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Paid family leave backers vow to continue push — with governor’s help — despite defeat this year
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Christina Carey joins Lovelace Medical Group
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UNM’s Duff twins opt out of WNIT
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Heinrich joins Democrats in push for more regulations after bank failures
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Digit, Bridgette, Fidget and more: Meet some of the Chihuahuas ready for adoption this Sunday in Albuquerque
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Albuquerque weekend weather forecast: Snowy nights and cloudy days
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SpeakUp!: NMSU debacle will stain state for many years
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Advanced Energy Technology Act encourages innovation
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Officials need to walk their campaign transparency talk
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Utah bans abortion clinics in wave of post-Roe restrictions
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Train hauling corn syrup derails in Arizona; no injuries
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Pentagon video shows Russian jet dumping fuel on US drone
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Pacheco: Enforcing fair labor standards in Mexico exacts a price
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China says US spreading disinformation, suppressing TikTok
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UN nuclear watchdog: 2.5 tons of uranium missing in Libya
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Japan, South Korea renew ties at Tokyo summit
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UN-backed inquiry accuses Russia of war crimes in Ukraine
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US jobless aid claims fell last week as layoffs remain low
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Credit Suisse shares soar after central bank offers lifeline
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Poland to be 1st NATO member to give Ukraine fighter jets
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Europe’s central bank backs big rate hike despite bank chaos
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France’s Macron risks his government to raise retirement age
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Emptying the Notebook: One Mo (Udeze) appreciation article as Lobos’ season ends
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Quarter Celtic Taproom delivers Emerald Isle fare paired with its own beer
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National tour of ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ coming to Popejoy stage
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Asian shares up after First Republic aid spurs Wall St rally
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Lobo basketball fans (at least some, anyway) see progress in reaching NIT
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NCAA Tournament: Watch Jack Pitino (Richard’s son) fill out his bracket
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Photos: UNM Lobos vs. Utah Valley in first round of NIT
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Utah Valley blasts New Mexico out of the NIT
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Metro tournament softball and baseball: Who moves on?
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New Mexico women vs. WNIT foe: It’s like looking into a mirror
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Sports Speak Up! Thumbs up for Lobo hoops, Lenny Roybal, Yvonne Sanchez
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Albuquerque Journal announces staff reductions
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Lucky you: 7 activities happening this St. Patrick’s Day weekend
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Editorial: Dear AG: Is ABQ getting turf bang for buck in Rio Rancho?
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Los Lonely Boys bringing their sound to Isleta
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2023 Albuquerque Antiquarian Book Fair a boon for bibliophiles
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Country Westerns to open for Titus Andronicus at Launchpad
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Monster Jam bringing behemoth trucks to Tingley Coliseum
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Councilor asks for AG investigation into mayor’s spending of tax dollars
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Final approval granted to budget, sending $9.6B spending plan to governor
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Yippee ki-yay! More Chihuahua survivors of head-on collision ready for adoption
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Former Chaves County deputy found guilty of falsely claiming overtime
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Lawmakers enter session homestretch with tax package, legislative pay proposals still in limbo
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NM’s state airplane fleet would double in size, under plan to spend $9 million to buy second plane
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Dr. Mark Bryniarski has joined Lovelace Medical Group
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Former Cuba officer sentenced to 26 years in DWI crash deaths
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US, Russian military chiefs resume contact to discuss drone
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Shannon Nairn has joined Modrall Sperling law firm
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Rodgers plans to play for Jets in 2023, awaits Packers’ move
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End of an era: Cowboys release 2-time rushing champ Elliott
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New Mexico Senate confirms Arsenio Romero as new public education chief
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Texas announces takeover of Houston schools, stirring anger
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Cyclone Freddy wanes after battering Malawi, Mozambique
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Trump allies file ethics complaint against Gov. DeSantis
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Enrollment in New Mexico universities and colleges is up this school year — a trend reversal
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Person dead in reported shooting outside Lotaburger in Southwest Albuquerque
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New Mexico Democrat Gabe Vasquez won House seat by a narrow margin. He’s quickly become a GOP target.
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Talk of the Town: Medical malpractice insurance affects every city, village and rural area in the state
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Macron’s pension plan advances despite strikes across France
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Future NASA moonwalkers to sport sleeker spacesuits
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Bank fears spread to Europe, drag down shares of big lenders
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How to watch New Mexico vs. Utah Valley in the NIT
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Bernalillo County to pay back $7.1 million tied to Paseo del Norte, Isleta Boulevard projects
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US and Russia ratchet up rhetoric over downing of drone
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T-Mobile acquires Mint, partially owned by Ryan Reynolds
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Hamill: We should strive for a tax system designed ‘on purpose’
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Despite market slump, high rates dim homebuyer affordability
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Long-used US abortion pill under threat in Texas lawsuit
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Honda recalling 500,000 vehicles to fix seat belt problem
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Beloved and debated, French bulldog becomes top US dog breed
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After clashes, Pakistani police pause siege at ex-PM’s home
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Watchdog pledges ‘demanding’ oversight of nuclear sub deal
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Asian stocks fall after Wall St sinks on new bank fears
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Former national labs leader, US ambassador and nuclear test negotiator dies at 81
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Amber Alert canceled after Deming 3-year-old is found safe
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The good, the bad and the ‘#ONLYINNM:’ Instagram accounts document sights on the streets of Albuquerque
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Bandelier National Monument temporarily halts fishing to bolster fish restoration
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Legislators OK bill for free menstrual products in New Mexico schools
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Ex-San Diego State player joins New Mexico United after trial run
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NIT basketball: New Mexico men get the home court, but face tall order in Utah Valley
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$15M settlement: County leaders OK back pay for about 700 current, former correctional officers
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Editorial: Legislators have the chance to step up this Sunshine Week
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State was prepared to notify providers on Medicaid contracts before canceled procurement
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Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office IDs man shot by deputies on West Side
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NM unemployment rate at 3.5% in January
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Special prosecutor steps down from the ‘Rust’ fatal shooting case
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Top of Mind: What do you think about the proposed state-run paid family leave program?
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Ludacris to perform at Inn of the Mountain Gods on June 22
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Lobo baseball outslugged by Grand Canyon
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San Francisco board open to reparations with $5M payouts
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Jaimee Harris gets personal with ‘Boomerang Town’
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Single and ready to mingle? ‘Love Island’ wants you
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Governor signs safe firearm storage bill, as family members of Bennie Hargrove look on
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Arcosa chooses New Mexico for new wind-tower production facility
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Problematic abandoned home in the Northeast Heights demolished
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‘Ted Lasso’ ready to kick off third and final season
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Singer-songwriter Mary Gauthier to strip down the music with NM performances
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Northbound Coors Bypass shut down by Cottonwood Mall after fatal wreck
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UNM lifts COVID-19 vaccine requirement
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Kateri Garcia West joins Modrall Sperling law firm
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Fed criticized for missing red flags before bank collapse
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New Mexico Legal Aid to host free Real ID fair
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Albuquerque police seeking assistance locating 91-year-old man
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SpeakUp!: State aroma bill really more important than medical malpractice reform?
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Bipartisan compromise reached on medical malpractice legislation
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Tax bill punishes ordinary residents
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Governor wants to end independent CYFD monitoring
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Outlawing bestiality protects animals, makes NM safer
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Another atmospheric river pounds California, 27K to evacuate
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Late-winter storm pummels Northeast with heavy, wet snow
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FBI offering a reward for information about the murder of Isiah Terrell Billy
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AP PHOTOS: Hong Kong’s ‘villain-hitting’ ritual draws crowds
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Jacobsen: Judge awkwardly turns lecture into abuse of power
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EPA to limit toxic ‘forever chemicals’ in drinking water
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A 2nd wave of layoffs at Meta; 10,000 jobs are cut
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Asian stocks higher after Wall St rebounds from bank jitters
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US inflation eases but stays high, putting Fed in tough spot
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Biden on gun control: ‘Do something, do something big’
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Garbage tarnishes Paris luster as pension strike continues
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US says Russian warplane hits American drone over Black Sea
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No scouting surprises for UNM women in WNIT opener against Northern Arizona
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Prep notes: Longtime coach, administrator Butler to be inducted into NMAA Hall of Fame
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Prep baseball: Castillo, Los Lunas blank Valley, 5-0 in metro tournament opener
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Need a rooting interest? Here’s every New Mexico connection in this year’s NCAA Tournament
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What went into — and what will come of — UNM basketball’s NIT berth
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Paid family leave bill hits dead end in Roundhouse, but backers vow to continue fight
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DOH terminates agency contracts after disabled client injured
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Editorial: Lawmakers have a few more days to save medical clinics
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Deputies respond to domestic argument involving Sen. Pirtle
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Reports detail three deaths in three weeks at Metropolitan Detention Center
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Jury convicts man in rape of 9-year-old girl
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‘Robotics evangelist’: two Albuquerque juniors receive top honor
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Sinkholes swallow school year: Los Ranchos charter students sent into remote learning
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How might the failures of Signature Bank and Silicon Valley Bank affect New Mexicans?
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Intimidation, voting rights measures headed to governor’s desk in New Mexico
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Man jailed pending trial for allegedly shooting at police helicopter
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From the Angels: Scale Up NM program joins state’s growing entrepreneurship village
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San Juan Generating Station bond dispute back before New Mexico regulators
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UNM adds racetrack owner, former legislative staffer to its board of regents
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Agents stop crowd at Texas border crossing amid asylum woes
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‘Fosbury Flop’ high jumper Dick Fosbury dies at 76
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Kitten season: City of Albuquerque offering free spay/neuter surgeries
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Carla Tennyson joins Modrall Sperling as HR director
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Heinrich, Stansbury criticize Biden administration’s approval of Willow oil-drilling project
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NM columnist explains how he quit drinking for good
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Where we stand: Here are last week’s stances of the Albuquerque Journal Editorial Board
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Some basic tips to help make that healthy resolution stick
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Talk of the Town: Malpractice costs, smart meters and bad legislation
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Biden announces nuclear-powered submarines for Australia
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J.T. and Dale: Come to grips with ‘disease-ification’ of dissatisfaction
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Iran says 22,000 arrested in protests pardoned by top leader
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Government races to reassure US that banking system is safe
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Biden OKs Alaska oil project, draws ire of environmentalists
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Artesia newspaper acquired by Rio Grande SUN buyers
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Adam Millay delivers drinks and a listening ear to Santa Fe’s Rio Chama
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Proposal to end juvenile life sentences in New Mexico on its way to governor
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Asian shares extend losses as US banking worries persist
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Cohen testifies before grand jury in Trump hush money probe
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Albuquerque detox center: Staffing shortages mean little room for people seeking help
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UNM baseball drubs Air Force 11-4, wins first Mountain West series
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Yodice: Wrapping up New Mexico high school basketball’s memorable playoffs
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CARE patient says hope shines anew after addiction treatment
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Senate votes 25-16 to approve massive spending bill, but some lawmakers unhappy about political arm-twisting
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UNM Lobos to host Utah Valley in NIT game Wednesday in the Pit
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Asian shares mostly sink on jitters after US bank failure
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‘Everything’ wins best picture, is everywhere at Oscars
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New Mexico House endorses plan for $500 rebates, reduced income taxes
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NCAA men’s bracket is Mountain West friendly: Four league teams get bids
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Two charged with murder for 2021 homicide
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Sports Speak Up! Reader who dismisses women’s sports receives backlash
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Lively’s arm, lively bats, Lobos roll
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Know of a streetlight in Albuquerque that needs fixed? Here’s how to report it.
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Everything to know about the Oscars tonight
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How does Oscars voting work? This is how winners are decided
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City hopes to boost Black home ownership with support of national accelerator
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Puye Cliff Dwellings pulling in tours, visitors
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Pet care: A change of pace for scared, besieged Newt
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Lensic 360 brings concerts to KiMo Theatre, El Rey Theater
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Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office deputy shoots man during domestic violence call
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A modern legislature can deliver more diverse lawmakers
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Opportunity Scholarship funding invests in NM students
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Can the dogs of Chernobyl teach us new tricks on survival?
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Open primaries are voting rights issue, not a strategic ploy
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Dreike: How New Mexicans can get relief from damage caused by Hermits Peak/Calf Canyon Fire
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Talk of the Town: We must rely on oil and gas until further clean energy development
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Ditch tax increases to grow NM’s economy
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Zoe Lees named regional VP at Xcel
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Placitas-based artist Colleen Gregoire captures the world with a stroke of whimsy
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Working out community solar program kinks
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‘Overwhelming enthusiasm’: Hundreds of community solar projects from around New Mexico are under review
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E.A. ‘Tony’ Mares latest book filled with poems remembering the Spanish Civil War
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Winter Jasmine offers a pop of color through year
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Russian advance stalls in Ukraine’s Bakhmut, think tank says
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Avangrid-PNM quagmire: Debate over proposed merger expected to flare up as PRC seeks to rehear case
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Intervening parties debate past ‘irregularities’ in Avangrid-PNM merger case
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Photos: No. 1 Volcano Vista boys basketball team beats No. 2 Sandia to win the Class 5A title
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NCAA track/field: Winner says Albuquerque just witnessed ‘greatest heptathlon the world has ever seen’
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Photos: No. 2 Fort Sumner/House boys basketball team defeats No. 1 Magdalena to win the Class A state title
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Editorial: Lawmakers, guv should seize chance to reform agency tasked with protecting our most vulnerable children
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More leadership changes at the National Hispanic Cultural Center
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Photos: No. 1 Albuquerque Academy boys basketball team beat No. 6 Hope Christian to win 4A title
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State Police arrest two teens in fatal shooting near Las Cruces
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Photos: No. 1 St. Michaels boys basketball team beat No. 3 Robertson to win Class 3A boys title
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Photos: No.1 Hobbs girls basketball team beat No. 3 Volcano Vista to win the Class 5A state title
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With time running out, New Mexico lawmakers clash over medical malpractice
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Former Navajo president Peterson Zah honored in funeral procession, reception
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Somos Unidos Foundation launches ‘United in Health’
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Statewide elected officials in New Mexico would get big raises under bill advancing at Capitol
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Post-wildfire conditions result in poor recovery for fish
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No. 2 Roy/Mosquero girls basketball team defeats No. 4 To’hajiilee for Class A championship title
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Photos: No. 1 Pecos boys basketball team defeat No. 2 ATC to win Class 2A state championship
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Prep hoops: Volcano Vista’s 5A boys win over Sandia ends Championship Saturday
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In education, it’s about more quality time in classrooms
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Spend $300K on prosecuting real criminals
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HB 121 is a clean-energy disaster in search of a problem
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Governor needs to own the mess at Cultural Affairs
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2023 New Mexico high school basketball champions
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Pedestrian killed in International District hit-and-run late Friday night
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Lensic 360 set to bring music programming across NM
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Here’s what you can get for under $200K in the Albuquerque-area real estate market
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Wellington performing Black Poets in NM at Old Church
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Opera singer Renée Fleming takes to the Met stage in ‘The Hours’
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UK: Russian advance in Bakhmut could come with heavy losses
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Prep basketball: Brown vs. Brown and what else to watch for on Championship Saturday
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Soccer: Signee Wyparlo adds more of what United has been seeking
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Spring sports roundup: UNM baseball drops league opener; Lobo golfers doing well in Arizona
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NCAA Indoor Track and Field: Florida’s Moore sets long jump record on Day 1 at Convention Center
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For Lobo basketball, there is a will, and a way, to the NIT
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Young men beat up homeless man on University of New Mexico campus
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Honoring trailblazers: 1973 San Jon girls basketball team was first New Mexico champion post-Title IX
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Abruzzo trust heir is guilty in tax case
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What would it take to provide free school meals to New Mexico’s 316,000 students?
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Albuquerque bought artificial turf and installed it in Rio Rancho. A new investigation found the purchase violated the NM Constitution.
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On the road again
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House panel holds back family leave proposal to consider amendments
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Authorities break up school fight, then find gun, at Rio Grande High School.
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High schoolers get a taste of college life during CNM recruitment day
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Casa San Ysidro is open to the public for guided tours
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Man charged in 2022 homicide off East Central
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‘Appreciate the sweeter things’: Suga Suga ABQ brings dessert to West Side
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Amid national debate over abortion, New Mexico advances measure to protect health care providers
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Murder suspect charged in second homicide from 2021
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Win on a slot machine but ‘glitch’ prevented payout? Good luck!
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Students set to display their talents at the NMSA showcase
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In what year did the UNM men’s basketball team last play in the NIT? Test your New Mexico sports knowledge in weekly quiz.
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WESST unveils new Jodie Herrera mural
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Prep basketball Friday: Gallup wins 4A girls championship in a packed Pit; Tohatchi, Texico girls also take titles
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Malpractice insurance threatening health care in NM
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Incentives need to encourage filming outside ABQ-SF area
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NYC bike path killer convicted, could face the death penalty
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One of Silicon Valley’s top banks fails; assets are seized
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Which casino was accused of withholding winnings, and what zoo got our lions? Test your local news mettle with the Journal’s weekly quiz
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Versace reaches for the stars with glittery Hollywood show
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‘Just awful’: Fire consumes South Valley home, damages another
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New atmospheric river storm brings heavy rain to California
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Here’s how the 4 Americans abducted in Mexico were found
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Medical helicopter service suspended after N. Carolina crash
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‘Cocaine cat’ escaped owner, will now live at Cincinnati Zoo
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House votes to declassify info about origins of COVID-19
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Robert Blake, actor acquitted in wife’s killing, dies at 89
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German gunman kills 6 at Hamburg Jehovah’s Witness hall
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Another US hiring surge: 311,000 jobs despite Fed rate hikes
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Iran, Saudi Arabia agree to resume ties, with China’s help
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Corrales-based Ideum working on ‘Edible Plants Interactive’
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Type-In at the library: Public invited to discover, or re-discover, typewriters
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Police search for woman charged in southeast Albuquerque fatal shooting
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Vara Winery & Distillery’s classes deep dive into New Mexico’s long history in wine
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NM native Justin Hunt begins ‘The Post’ in Albuquerque, Farmington
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Sports Speak Up! Readers sound off on Lobo women, criticize Journal sports coverage
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Basketball game between New Mexico lawmakers raises $31,000 for cancer patients
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Fishing Report for March 7
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Sweetwater Harvest Kitchen in Santa Fe offers gluten-free cuisine
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Stocks tumble as Wall Street wonders what will break next
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Joe Butler rides solo into NMAA Hall of Fame Class for 2023
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Wire-to-wire: Utah State routs Lobos in Mountain West tourney
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VP of ABQ economic development organization to leave after alleged inappropriate remark to state employee
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Work begins to clear water canals following northern New Mexico fire
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Lobo baseball hopes the hits keep coming vs. Air Force
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NCAA track and field meet makes its happy return to Albuquerque
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Grant to help Indigenous students in New Mexico pursue STEAM careers
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Editorial: Rent transparency is honest business
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Editorial: ‘Voting rights’ bill sets us up for fraud
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Texas pride: ABQ lions settle into their new digs in Abilene
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Bernalillo County budget approaching $400 million
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Santa Fe delays possible plan to rebuild a Civil War obelisk
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Senate approves bill adding conscience exemption to state aid-in-dying law, as legal challenge looms
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Court dates set for Alec Baldwin, armorer in ‘Rust’ shooting
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Conservation funding plan advances in New Mexico Capitol
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Trump invited to testify before NY grand jury, lawyer says
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House endorses proposed revision to New Mexico’s public records law
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MMA: Just months after her daughter’s death, Amber Brown fights on
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Here’s what Biden’s budget would mean — if it had a chance
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