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Kate Klein, Julian Martinez and Alyssa Trouw were just 16 and Rose Simmons 15 - all young and vibrant with a lifetime of unlimited possibilities ahead of them when they were plowed into Sunday by a suspected drunken driver heading the wrong way down the highway.

Christopher Willett has opened a new hair salon, called When the Sun Reaches my Sister, at 301 E. Palace Ave., in a small retail center at Palace and Paseo de Peralta.

President Barack Obama is dispatching top administration officials and Cabinet members on a "rural tour" this summer to explore ways to strengthen rural America.

A scorecard put out by the Albuquerque-based Association of Commerce and Industry following this year's legislative session would have you believe that Rep.

State Rep. Janice Arnold-Jones said she's forming an exploratory committee for a possible run in the 2010 Republican gubernatorial election.

Today State Representative Nate Cote announced a series of initiatives in the further development of the Continental Divide Trail which will eventually stretch from the Mexican border to the Canadian Border.

Rio Rancho Police Officer and Spokesperson John Francis said Monday the county's animal control division discovered 334 hopping bunnies in one woman's backyard.

Joe Carraro didn't seek re-election to the state Senate last year, and after the June 2008 primary it was clear that state Sen.

What began as the Silver City Mother's Club, with 15 ladies in attendance on April 28, 1909, has evolved over a century into an organization of 57 women actively working to better their community.

The White House report on climate change details how global warming will impact not only the environment, but agriculture, industry and the economy.

Bob and Lucy Kassin will never forget their son Robert. In a few months, they'll have a way to share his memory with the world.

The House Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee has approved funding of more than $5 million for 10 agriculture-related projects at NMSU.

Twenty-six North Carolina legislators sat out a vote Tuesday on a resolution honoring the late U.S. Sen Jesse Helms, showing that the Republican remains a polarizing figure a year after his death.

The names of former Vice President Al Gore and New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson are surfacing as possible negotiators for the release of two American reporters sentenced to 12 years of hard labor in North Korea.

These undated photo show American journalists Laura Ling, right, and Euna Lee The United States says two female American journalists imprisoned by North Korea are innocent, and should be freed.

After a little boy contracted a deadly disease that had a long-term effect on his kidneys, it seemed no good could come out of the situation, but the 4-year-old has done more than survive, he's taken his family straight to the White House.

The Wild, Wild West Rodeo runs through tonight. Gates open at 6:30 p.m. Mutton bustin' at 7:30 p.m. and Rodeo starts at 8 p.m. Shuttle runs from First New Mexico Bank parking lot from 6:30 to 7:45 p.m. The Gila Valley Library Annual Book and Yard Sale will be held from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. today in downtown Gila, 400 Highway 211.

The bronze statue of Our Lady of Guadalupe towered over close to 100 people who gathered Monday afternoon in an effort to push for immigration reform.

Paul Haney, who was known as the "voice of NASA's Mission Control" for his live televised reports during the early years of the space program, has died of cancer.

Carlsbad Municipal Shooting Range will be closed today through Monday. The range will reopen Tuesday, June 2. Revival CARLSBAD - There will be revival services at 6 p.m. today at First Christian Church , 1002 W. Church St., with members of Soul'd Out leading worship.