Farmington News

Farmington police officers arrested a 26-year-old man Monday on suspicion that he tried to hit a teenage girl with a piece of lumber.

Farmington police were dispatched to an alarm at the New Mexico Alternative Care facility, a medical marijuana dispensary, on Browning Parkway early Sunday morning.

Request officer: A caller advised her 17-year-old daughter sent her some disturbing text messages in the 1600 block of Harris Road.

A 31-year-old Fruitland man was sentenced Monday to 22 years and six months in federal prison for murdering a two-year-old boy in August 2013.

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A district court judge is expected to hear arguments Friday on whether John Mayes, convicted last fall of second-degree murder in the slaying of Dr. James Nordstrom, should be sentenced as a juvenile or an adult.

A 35-year-old man was accused last week of threatening another man with a knife near the intersection of East Animus Street and South Orchard Avenue.

The Farmington Fire Department Fire Station One was demolished on Monday to make way for a new building to be built on its spot.

Farmington schools will be hosting a job fair Friday in an effort to fill 30 teacher vacancies before the start of the school year next month.

A recent article titled "Strategic Relocation Briefing: The Makings Of Some Good Retreat Country" on SHTFPlan.co m recommends heading to the wild of Arizona for people "who can't permanently relocate, but must have a retreat strategy as their main option".

Earlier this month, Public Service Company of New Mexico filed a notice of the status of negotiations among the San Juan Generating Station participants relating to the ownership restructuring of SJGS plants 1 through 4. The notice was filed pursuant to an order by the Hearing Examiner in Case No.

The Colosseum, an upscale gym at 500 E. Main St. in Farmington, opens for business on Aug. 4. The gym will host an open house starting at 5 p.m. Thursday.

Fed up with the public education system in the U.S., a Kirtland mother and daughter have found a new school on the other side of the globe.

Several dozen children marched around Farmington's Taylor Park on Saturday in bonnets and vests to remember their pioneer ancestors.

One Farmington woman was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving and another was issued a citation for child neglect on Wednesday night.

Farmington police Detective Donovan Stearns holds evidence related to the Bobby Willis case on Thursday at the Farmington Police Department.

The Central Consolidated School District must remain competitive with teacher and staff salaries especially to attract new teachers, and to keep our experienced ones.

I used to have a recreational vehicle sitting in my driveway. The city of Farmington sent me a letter and told me I needed to remove it, since it was too close to the sidewalk and the street.

My family and I left for vacation on July 1st. This is our regular trash and recycling day and it was picked up before we left.

The fair starts Aug. 11 at the San Juan County Fairgrounds at McGee Park and will continue through Aug. 16. The theme for the fair, which will celebrate its 130th anniversary, is "Reflections: Celebrating 130 Years."