A special Jazz Jam will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 19, to christen the newly renovated HeArt Space behind the Studio 116 art gallery.
For the second consecutive year, New Mexico Junior College graduates received their degrees, certificates or high school equivalency diplomas through a virtural ceremony. The ceremony took place Friday, May 7, with a broadcast from inside Watson Hall. The graduates, their parents and friends…
A lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court last week accuses the Pecos Independent School District of having a “history of indifference” toward child rape and sexual abuse, and of failing to prevent sexual assaults within the district.
Holloman Air Force Base Police Week 2021
Holloman AFB commemorated National Police Week with events ranging from opening ceremonies to a law enforcement display at Holloman Middle School.
Building a team that contains a wide array of perspectives, diverse backgrounds and different life experiences requires deliberate, intentional actions.
Researchers from California recently reported that meeting the recommended physical activity guideli ...
The sheriff is on the lookout for a Grant County man in connection with a shooting in Santa Clara earlier this month that saw dozens of shots fired an...
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The bill is viewed as a solution to replace dwindling revenue from the closures of the Navajo Generating Station and Kayenta Mine.
New Mexico businesses, nonprofits, religious congregations, community centers and other organizations can request on-site vaccination events
Adam Alavarez, 35, has been charged with one count of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon.
A fire damaged a mobile home and caused relatively minor injuries to two occupants early Monday evening.
Third Judicial District Judge Richard Jacquez set Israel Ramirez's bond at $25,000 in a pretrial detention hearing Tuesday morning.
The New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions announced Tuesday the state's work search waiver for those receiving jobless benefits, put in place during the COVID-19 pandemic, has come to an end.
After a vehicle was taken from a convenience store parking lot, the owner found it days later and two men who allegedly took it were arrested. Giermo Bordayo, 20, of Hobbs, was arrested on April 14 by police and charged with unlawful taking of a motor vehicle, tampering with evidence and c…
A state hearing examiner on Tuesday blasted an East Coast electric company that hopes to merge with New Mexico's largest utility, saying Connecticut-based Avangrid hadn't disclosed problems elsewhere.
The private sector began investigate how it could reduce its own pollution years ago when oil and gas saw an historic boom in the Permian Basin.
State Transportation Secretary Mike Sandoval said Monday his agency has nearly 900 boots on the ground picking up trash and debris year-round.
Sally Buzbee has been named the new executive editor of The Washington Post, the newspaper announced Tuesday. The appointment is history-making, marking the first time a woman has been appointed to lead the news organization since it began publishing in 1877. Buzbee, who has been the senior …
The body found in the Rio Grande Gorge last week was identified Monday as Juan Muñoz of Taos, a 20-year-old National Guardsman who went missing in February.
Eddy County Fire Service officials said mechanical error was the apparent cause of a tank battery fire Sunday night south of Carlsbad.
The State of New Mexico offered $200 million in help for businesses needing assistance with paying rent, mortgages and leases due to COVID-19.
NMSU's commencement will be close to normal for the first time in a year. Graduates will walk the stage, or participate virtually, May 14 and 15.
Poynter Report author Tom Jones is on vacation this week and will return next Monday. Today’s Poynter Report was compiled by Angela Fu, Kristen Hare, Harrison Mantas, Rick Edmonds and Ren LaForme. Leadership at The Appeal, a nonprofit news outlet that reports on issues of criminal justice, …
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An Instagram post claimed that “the death rate for fully vaccinated people is significantly higher than non-vaccinated (people).” The post featured a screenshot of a tweet by Chuck Callesto, a former candidate for Florida’s 3rd congressional district. The tweet reads, “Breaking report: accor…
Services Click Here to View Obituaries Attendance at funerals is significantly limited because of social distancing parameters related to the coronavirus. Until further notice, please contact family members or funeral homes for service information. • Manuel Apodaca, 69, of Tucumcari died May…
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A criminal complaint says David Trinidad, 33, faces charges of first-degree kidnapping, assault against a household member, aggravated battery, false imprisonment and unlawful taking of a motor vehicle.
February's total revenue is up 9% over the same month in 2020, at more than $261M
In Columbus, Ohio, the University of New Mexico women's golf team was in 16th place after the first round of an NCAA Reg…
Rio Grande grad Shelia Burrell, here encouraging her San Diego State runners during a meet at the Albuquerque Conventio…
As Unity spaceship is cleared for travel, an issue with Eve mothership could briefly ground vehicle
It was a Lobo party at the U.S. Open Qualifying event at UNM Championship Golf Course on Monday, as three UNM men's gol…
Managers at both the lab and the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant failed to screen out the titanium, which is on WIPP's list of prohibited materials.
The St. Aubyn family, from left, Lyla (age 14), Jared (father), Megghan (mother), Jackson (age 16) and Asher (age 11).…
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham and legislative leaders remain in a stalemate over which branch of government has the authority to appropriate federal funds from the American Rescue Plan Act.
Valle del Sol announced in early April it would depart from New Mexico on July 30. This left patients wondering where they would receive services.
James Kenney is now earning $168,480 a year, or just over $12,000 more than the other Cabinet secretaries, the majority of whom are paid $156,000 a year.
“A very low-key hotel” or workshops on how to make the most of middle age are the likely future options for the Immaculate Heart of Mary Retreat and Conference Center that the Archdiocese of Santa Fe seeks to sell in…
“One day this is going to be over — can you imagine that day? How we’ll come out into the sun and laugh and hug and sing and dance and hold hands? I’m living for that day. It’ll be like…
Several states have begun requiring those receiving unemployment benefits to show they are actively searching for work, and a few will stop providing an additional federal supplement.
The complaint was filed May 5 in state District Court against city records custodian Cynthia Whiting, the department's public information officer, and city paralegal Julie Kenny.
Judy “Georgie” Lucero, owner of Georgie's Men's Hair Cutting, stands outside her shop on Monday.
In the wake of Donald Trump’s presidency, disinformation continues to deceive some Americans and threaten democracy, but most citizens still seek the truth and fact-checkers are offering a crucial public service, two experts said Monday at United Facts of America: A Festival of Fact-Checking…
