Cuba News

In the stillness of sunrise or sunset, you can often hear their call - a long, bugling, rattling garoooooah , repeated time and again - well before you see them.

Matthew T. Clingman, 22, of the 1500 block of Arizona Avenue, turned himself in to the Department of Public Safety on a two-day Municipal Court commitment order.

On Monday fire managers treated an additional 80 acres within the Chaparral prescribed burn near Jemez Springs while preparing for a burn scheduled to start Tuesday southeast of Pecos.

The New Mexico Environment Dept. reached a $100,000 settlement with Menefee Mining Corp.

Gov. Bill Richardson answers student questions about Cuba and U.S. relations after his speech in Dane Smith Hall on Tuesday.

"In short, this is a total vindication of Gov. Richardson and his senior advisers who have been subjected to a year of unfounded rumors, leaks and attacks." -- Josh Geise, executive director of the Democratic Party of New Mexico.

It rained a bit the last two days, eh? And then in Monday's Journal there was an article about the ever increasingly urbanized bobcats of Placitas.

A Mora County man has been arrested for the 22nd time on a charge of driving while intoxicated, according to the New Mexico State Police.

The U.S. and Cuba need time to reverse nearly a half-century of bad blood, but both sides are more open to it than they have been in years, New Mexico Gov.

New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson and former high-ranking members of his administration won't be criminally charged in a yearlong federal investigation into pay-to-play allegations involving one of the Democratic governor's large political donors, someone familiar with the case said.

SAN FRANCISCO DE PAULA, Cuba -- New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson said Wednesday that he's just a governor on a trade mission and carries no message from the U.S. government as he visits Cuba this week.

New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson will spend the week in Cuba on a trade mission. A spokeswoman in his office said the governor was scheduled to fly to Havana on Monday and return on Friday.

Some U.S. students are going to medical school for free a ' in Havana, Cuba. For the past week, 13 of them have been traveling in New Mexico, visiting various local communities and promoting the Latin American International School of Medicine in Cuba.

Some U.S. students are going to medical school for free a ' in Havana, Cuba. For the past week, 13 of them have been traveling in New Mexico, visiting various local communities and promoting the Latin American International School of Medicine in Cuba.

Dale Johnson, 56, homeless, was arrested during a disturbance investigation on a Municipal Court warrant for alleged failure to pay.

Ronald C. Cooksey, 21, of the 1100 block of Montclair, Tularosa, was arrested on a Municipal Court warrant for alleged failure to appear.

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The only declared Republican in the race for governor of the state of New Mexico has dropped out.

A sheriff's deputy who was shot trying to apprehend a burglary suspect Thursday morning in the Jemez Mountains has died of his injuries.

A desire for world peace instead of a world blown to pieces is the motivation for a diverse group of individuals participating in a peace walk that passed through Socorro on Monday, July 13.