Clovis News

The $5 million for expansion at the Melrose Bombing Range has escaped cuts in the Legislature.

Women of the Church of God-Anderson are selling cookbooks to raise money for the group's activities.

The district attorney won't say if this week's arrest of Noe Torres' brother could bring law enforcement any closer to the fugitive.

Reassignment to Clovis' Kingswood United Methodist Church was a good fit for Rev.

The bed of artefacts in the state of Sonora in northwest Mexico also includes the bones of an extinct cousin of the mastodon called a gomphothere.

A contractor who fell 16 feet down an elevator shaft in Hotel Clovis is seeking unspecified damages from the city and a biohazard abatement company.

New housing permits last month nearly doubled from the previous month in Clovis.

On Wednesday, November 04, 2009, Investigators with the Curry County Sheriff's Office arrested Herbert Clinton Miller, 41, who was a fugitive from justice from the State of Florida.

Good morning. Welcome to Freedom New Mexico's Tuesday morning briefing. Double-dippers in spotlight Looking for ways to trim New Mexico's burgeoning budget, Lt.

On Saturday, Oct. 31, 2009, at approximately 8:25 AM, the Clovis Police had received a distress call where an officer had been involved in a motor vehicle accident.

Phil Harris knows the concept of an electrical supergrid isn't as tangible, say, as the potential opening of a retail store or restaurant.

Area agriculture programs and Future Farmers of America chapters are beginning their fundraising with fruit and meat sales.

An inmate at the Curry County jail has been found guilty of the attempted murder of a jail guard with a homemade shank.

The year is winding its way to an end and 2010 is right around the corner. For many in the state who are aware of the importance of numbers, that means one very important thing: It's time for a new census.

A press release from the governor's office late Monday had local entities scrambling Tuesday, trying to find out which of their own state-funded projects might be delayed due to a freeze called by Gov.

Sunday, October 25, 2009 at 8:51 p.m. New Mexico lawmakers ended their special session this weekend.A They sent Governor Bill Richardson a package of bills aimed at fixing a $650 million shortfall in their budget.A The cuts include a two percent budget trimming in state agencies, and $253 million in slashed spending this year in schools and ...

A 19-year-old woman was arrested Monday after investigators said she tried to smuggle drugs into the jail.

A 20-year-old Clovis man was arrested Wednesday on charges of sexual exploitation of children.

The Lula Washington Dance Theatre is kicking off its 30th anniversary national tour in New Mexico this month and will be making a stop in Clovis.

A 1.5 percent cut in education spending by the state Legislature could mean painful losses of real dollars: $780,000 for Clovis Municipal Schools and $150,000 for Clovis Community College.