Blanco News

Shine your leather and hop on your motorcycle. The rubber meets the road today, Independence Day style, at the third annual Webb Freedom Run, sponsored by Webb Chevrolet, Cadillac and Toyota.

Almost a year after the rough cut of Rod McCall's independent feature film Becoming Eduardo was first screened, the final edit of the cinematic achievement, filmed exclusively in Southern New Mexico, will return to the Rio Grande Theatre on June 26, 2009.

A five-acre brush fire started around 6 p.m. along Highway 64 between Bloomfield and Blanco.

People who were in the path of a brush fire in San Juan County Wednesday evening are being allowed back in their homes.

The 40 horses at Four Corners Equine Rescue could use as much hay as they can get.

This undated image provided by the Bureau of Land Management shows a Navajo pueblito in Gomez Canyon near Blanco, N.M. Tree ring dating shows the structure was built between 1735 and 1745.

Two Colorado teens planned a mass shooting at Dove Creek High School before being arrested Monday while hiding out in a trailer east of Bloomfield, authorities revealed Wednesday.

No one ever wants to question if firefighters will show up in an emergency. After all, television portrays firemen in a big red truck with sirens flashing and horns blaring appearing just minutes after someone dials 911.

Four generations of female students will return to Fort Lewis College tonight for a panel examining American Indian education.

Bradley John Warburton, 56, of Blanco, passed away Sunday, Jan. 18, 2009, at his home outside Blanco due to a long series of complications following knee surgery.

Helen Elaine Valencia, 51, of Blanco, died Thursday, Jan. 1, 2009, in Blanco. She was born Oct.

He has been charged for 12 counts of child solicitation. Archuleta allegedly contacted the profile of a 13-year old girl who was monitored by Curry County Sheriff's Investigators.

A 21-year-old Blanco man is being held on a $75,000 cash bond after he was arrested on 12 counts of child solicitation by electronic device.

Chad Brackett, 27, of 47 Desert Willow, was arrested on a Municipal Court warrant for alleged failure to appear at time and place ordered.

Lt. Gov. Diane Denish on Friday invited four local residents to serve on her transition advisory team.