Farmington News

San Juan County officials open a new meth treatment facility in the hopes of winning a countywide battle with the drug.

Fire investigators determined Tuesday's fatal trailer fire that killed two and left a third in critical condition was the result of an electrical malfunction.

A local attorney and former city councilor announced his candidacy for mayor of Farmington.

An early morning trailer fire left two adults dead and a child in critical condition.

Proposed changes to natural gas drilling rules in the city of Farmington, including a measure that could require companies to locate wells next to each other so they occupy less land, gained traction Tuesday when city councilors voted unanimously to publish a proposed ordinance that would change rules on natural gas wells ranging from drilling ...

An early-morning fire killed two people and sent a child to the hospital in southern Farmington on Tuesday.

Two vehicles collided on a highway just outside Farmington, killing one man and leaving two others in a coma.

The economic downturn is delaying construction of apartment buildings, many of which are billed by developers as affordable.

Rob Duprey is concerned that a proposed apartment complex will block his view of sandstone bluffs from his home on Camina Contenta.

The building permit application for a prospective Olive Garden Italian Restaurant in Farmington received preliminary zoning approval Wednesday, according to documents filed with the city Community Development Department.

Workers load books on to a U-Haul trailer earlier this week. The Amherst College community in western Massachusetts donated 10,000 books for libraries on the Navajo Nation.

There are six bodies taken from San Juan County to the state's morgue that still have no explanation provided as to their recent cause of death.

Vern Dennison, the 48-year-old man found Oct. 7 submerged in the Animas River, died of accidental drowning, authorities said.

A Navajo, N.M., teenager was charged Friday in federal court with killing a Catholic nun in her Navajo home earlier this week.

I would like to take a moment to support our Farmington Fire Department. The negative image that has been portrayed of past and present employees is very disheartening.

Police are looking for the person responsible for stealing a truck from the Farmington Salvation Army office and taking it four-wheeling. The truck, which is used to deliver donations and food, was stolen Tuesday evening, police said.

About 300 workers employed by Safeway grocery stores in Farmington and Aztec agreed to extend a labor contract through mid-November after last-minute negotiations with corporate officials Saturday failed to reach an agreement.

Traffic delays are expected today around the intersection of Browning and Wildflower parkways for work on a pipe that carries drinking water.

City councilors may decide Tuesday on parts of a proposal to build 562 homes northeast of the La Plata Highway and Pinon Hills Boulevard.

A memorial that honors locals who received the nation's highest military honor almost is finished.