USERS OF THE MID-RIO GRANDE CONSERVANCY DISTRICT WATER BANK SYSTEM ARE BEING TOLD TO IMMEDIATELY STOP ACCESSING WATER. CONSERVANCY SPOKESMAN TOM THORPE SAYS… MORE
LOPEZ PLANS TO RUN FOR NM GOVERNOR; KELLER MAY TOO
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) A contested race for the Democratic nomination for New Mexico governor appears to be shaping up. State Sen. Linda Lopez of… MORE
ARNOLD-JONES REPLACES MICHAEL COOK ON THE CITY COUNCIL
ALBUQUERQUE HAS A NEW MEMBER OF THE CITY COUNCIL. JANICE ARNOLD-JONES WAS NAMED TO THE POST BY MAYOR RICHARD BERRY ON MONDAY. AND SHE SAYS SHE'D LIKE TO STAY… MORE
STATE CORRECTIONS INMATE AUDIT TO BE RELEASED
THE STATE CORRECTIONS DEPARTMENT IS SET TO RELEASE ITS MASSIVE AUDIT OF INMATE FILES AT THE END OF THE MONTH. JUST LAST WEEK, THE DEPARTMENT… MORE
GOV TALKS UP SUPPORT OF STATE FILM INDUSTRY
GOVERNOR MARTINEZ NOW SAYS THE FILM INDUSTRY IS "EXTREMELY" IMPORTANT TO THE STATE AND IS SUGGESTING FILM SUBSIDIES COULD BE INCREASED IN THE FUTURE. THE… MORE
NM MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHER INDICTED IN ABUSE CASE
RIO RANCHO, N.M. (AP) A Sandoval County grand jury has indicted a Rio Rancho middle school teacher accused of roughing up students. KRQE-TV reports that… MORE
NMSU FINALISTS GO “PUBLIC”
THE FIVE FINALISTS FOR PRESIDENT OF NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY WILL FACE PUBLIC FORUMS WITH STUDENTS AND THE COMMUNITY IN LAS CRUCES. IT'S PART OF THEIR… MORE
NM PRESERVE PLANS PHOTOGRAPHIC EXCURSIONS
JEMEZ SPRINGS, N.M. (AP) The Valles Caldera National Preserve is offering the public a chance to explore its 89,000 acres in northern New Mexico on three-… MORE
FINGERS CROSSED FOR LAB FUNDING
GOOD NEWS FOR NEW MEXICO'S TWO NATIONAL LABS IN PRESIDENT OBAMA'S BUDGET.… MORE
POLICE SEARCH FOR SUSPECT IN NM SODA BURGLARIES
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) Police in Santa Fe are searching for a man suspected… MORE
