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NM short 100,000 jobs from recession rebound
New Mexico has lost 42,700 jobs since the Great Recession began, but the state's jobs deficit is more than double that number.
Belen ups the stakes in hospital fight
The city of Belen is working on a major infrastructure overhaul in one area in hopes that it will attract a long-awaited new hospital.
Residents questioning quality of road repair
Bumpy and rigid are not what you would expect on a road that has just been paved, but it is how people are describing how a stretch of Highway 47, between Belen and Mountainair, feels.
Crews respond to crashes in central NM
Crashes littered roads in central New Mexico sending several people to the hospital.
Here is the latest New Mexico news from The Associated Press
Heightened security measures following the Boston bombings have led to the cancellation of 1 of New Mexico's largest triathlons.
Police: Women offered man sex before fatal stabbing
Tired of living on the streets, police said three women killed a man in a plot to steal his car.
Murder charged over body found in trunk
Two women busted after a high-speed pursuit and the discovery of a body in the trunk of their car have been charged with murder.
Two women and one minor charged in man's death
Two young women and one minor are now charged in the death of a middle aged man stabbed and stuffed in a car trunk and found after a high speed car chase.
Body believed in trunk of pursued car
A traffic stop on Interstate 25 turned into a pursuit into downtown Belen and the apparent discovery of a body Friday afternoon, according to New Mexico State Police.
5 ways to cut the cost of allergy relief
Nearly a third of adults have allergies. Suffer through the symptoms, and you could pay the price at work.
Four Corners residents seek ditch safety response
For years, people in a Kirtland, NM neighborhood have lived in fear of what could happen by a nearby ditch.