MANAGEMENT WEAKNESSES ARE TO BLAME FOR PROBLEMS WITH THE SYSTEM FOR PROTECTING LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABS SECURITY. THAT'S THE CONCLUSION OF A REPORT RELEASED… MORE
BENEFIT CUTS HURTING THOUSANDS OF NEW MEXICANS
IT'S STILL A LONG WAY FROM FINAL APPROVAL, BUT THE SENATE HAS TAKEN THE FIRST STEP IN RESTORING LONG TERM JOBLESS BENEFITS THAT EXPIRED IN LATE DECEMBER. THE… MORE
USDA TO HELP ALLEVIATE SNAP CUTS
SOME MUCH NEEDED HELP COMING TO NEW MEXICO AND STATES ACROSS THE REST OF THE U-S FROM THE U-S AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT. LINES AT FOOD BANKS STATEWIDE HAVE… MORE
LEGISLATIVE PANEL TO CONSIDER GAMBLING COMPACT
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) New Mexico lawmakers are getting an early start on their work for the upcoming session of the Legislature. A legislative panel is… MORE
CASINO EMBEZZLERS SENTENCED
A CASINO EMBEZZLEMENT CASE IN THE METRO AREA HAS BEEN RESOLVED. A RIO RANCHO COUPLE WILL AVOID PRISON TIME AFTER BEING CONVICTED OF EMBEZZLING MONEY FROM… MORE
NMED HEARING OFFICER: DENY PERMIT TO HORSE PLANT
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) A hearing officer is recommending that the New Mexico Environment Department deny a wastewater permit for a Roswell company that… MORE
ALBUQUERQUE BANK ROBBER SENTENCED
A MAN WHO ROBBED A BANK IN ALBUQUERQUE LAST MARCH WILL SPEND MORE THAN FOUR YEARS BEHIND BARS. FIFTY-SIX-YEAR-OLD SHELDON DAVID WEISMAN PLEADED GUILTY LAST… MORE
COUNCIL APPROVES E-CIG SALES BAN
ALBUQUERQUE IS THE FIRST CITY IN THE REGION TO BAN E-CIGARETTE SALES TO MINORS… MORE
COUNCIL DEFERS BILL TO BOOST DOWNTOWN PATROLS
A BILL TO INCREASE THE POLICE PRESENCE IN DOWNTOWN ALBUQUERQUE WAS ON THE AGENDA FOR THE CITY COUNCIL LAST (MON) NIGHT… MORE
LEGISLATION PASSED CONCERNING FUTURE APS PROJECTS
THE LOOP ROAD AT JEFFERSON MID SCHOOL IS OPEN… MORE
