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Profits benefit the military personnel at the base. * The base allows only three vendors, and only one, a book stall from White Sands National Monument, accepts credit cards.

The Bureau of Land Management is holding additional public meetings in October to seek input on a proposed study expansion area for the 460-mile, 500-kilovolt SunZia Southwest Transmission line across New Mexico and Arizona.

"The 700 or so citizens of San Antonio, New Mexico just might be the luckiest people in the entire Southwest.

The Trinity Site, where the world's first atomic bomb was detonated on July 16, 1945, will be open to the public from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday.

Badlands Burgers of Grants bested the best flippers of green-chile cheeseburgers Tuesday to take home a plaque and bragging rights from the New Mexico State Fair.

MapSpace! The South will not be the only part of the nation being impacted by a stubborn storm.

The Francis McCray Gallery of Contemporary Art at Western New Mexico University is proud to announce the opening of its capstone exhibition by internationally acclaimed artist Santa Barraza.

Thirteen restaurants will compete for green-chile cheeseburger greatness during the New Mexico State Fair on Sept.

San Antonio-based Labatt also set up a new subsidiary company that will operate under the Zanios Foods name.

North Texas officially found itself in an underdog role heading into the 2009 season on Tuesday when the Sun Belt Conference released its preseason coaches' poll.

The state Mining and Minerals Division has finished reclamation projects at three abandoned historic coal mines in northern and central New Mexico.

By now, most of you have probably heard that a very large electrical transmission line may be headed straight for San Antonio, N.M. Imagine emerald San Antonio - historic and pre-historic village, annual destination of hundreds of thousands of migrating waterfowl, and hamburger heaven, too! - disse...

SAN ANTONIO - As federal officials begin an overhaul of the widely criticized system used to incarcerate immigrants awaiting hearings and deportation, their challenge includes a deep inconsistency in the amount paid to a hastily assembled network of private prisons and local jails that hold thousands of such detainees.

SAN ANTONIO - As federal officials begin an overhaul of the widely criticized system used to incarcerate immigrants awaiting hearings and deportation, their challenge includes a deep inconsistency in the amount paid to a hastily assembled network of private prisons and local jails that hold thousands of such detainees.

Most people have had a time in their life when they felt like they didn't belong.

Don Thorp, right, sang and played "An Anthem to Beautiful Alamogordo" at the Friends of the Library's 50th anniversary celebration Saturday at the Alamogordo Public Library.

Gov. Bill Richardson Thursday congratulated the Buckhorn Tavern in San Antonio, N.M. for its win this week on the Food Network's "Throwdown with Bobby Flay." Owner Bobbie Olguin's garnered national attention by defeating host Bobby Flay in the battle for the best green chile cheeseburger.

SAN ANTONIO Bobby Olguin can breathe a little easier. Olguin, owner of the Buckhorn Tavern here, had worried about the possibility of losing a green chile cheeseburger cookoff with Food Network star Bobby Flay.

For years Bobby Olguin has said he would put up his Buckhorn Burger against anybody's hamburger.

A proposal to run a pair of high-voltage power transmission lines across southern New Mexico and Arizona generated a current of dissatisfaction among many who claimed they weren't given enough time to weigh in on the matter.