Time shifts: Photographer Arthur Drooker captures striations of color at twilight "Twilight 5:21 p.m.," Arthur Drooker. "Twilight 4:57 p.m.," Arthur Drooker. "Twilight 6:53 p.m.," Arthur Drooker. "Twilight 6:11 p.m.," Arthur Drooker. “Twilight 5:35 p.m.,” Arthur Drooker. "Twilight 5:28 p.m.," Arthur Drooker. “Translucere #2,” August Muth, 2022, holographic light etching laminated in archival glass, luminescent pigment, 25x21.5 inches, optical volume 5 inches. “Ingress,” August Muth, 2023, holographic light etching laminated in archival glass, 21x11.5 inches. Published September 9, 2024 - 5:00 p.m. Modified September 9, 2024 - 5:00 p.m. collection_7edc4d6c-6bca-11ef-b599-eb3f27aa5cdd.html
Duke Rodriguez officially announces campaign for governor Former cannabis executive for months had been weighing run for office
Emptying the Notebook: Historically speaking, Olen's Lobos ace first nonconference season Plus Tenette's Dunk of the Year, a 7-point play and home win streak up to 18
Defense, bench help Lobos win to close nonconference play No FGCU player scored in double figures, four do for Lobos
Couple feasts on Gila Wilderness views for Thanksgiving Thruhikers Renee Miller and Tim Beissinger cover 140 miles in eight days with all the trimmings
Father and son gunmen kill at least 15 people in attack on Hanukkah event at Sydney's Bondi Beach Authorities described massacre as antisemitic terrorism
Former Albuquerque Journal writer Patricia Kailer, 100, dies Journalist worked for decades at New Mexico's largest paper
Man accused of shooting two people, one fatally, in less than a week APD: Suspect was identified through video surveillance and police database
RRPS superintendent finalists' backgrounds revealed Three candidates expected to visit Rio Rancho this week for town hall meetings, board interviews
