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Sheriff's Department reopens 1982 murder case
In the fall of 1982, two bodies - a male and a female - washed up on the banks of the San Juan River just west of the Carracas Bridge, at a site several miles east of Navajo Reservoir.
Buried in time: The mystery of San Gabriel
Photo: Excavations under way in 1962 at San Gabriel, site of New Mexicoa TMs second capital near San Juan Pueblo.
Business Beat: Hotels, city find way to help each other
Santa Fe hotels are providing some financial help for the city's 400th-anniversary commemoration, thanks to an idea of Hotel Santa Fe general manager Paul Margetson .
San Juan commissioner to lead state's coalition of counties
San Juan County Commissioner Tony Atkinson is the new president of the New Mexico Association of Counties.
Economy forces local companies to take wait-and-see approach in job market
Insulated as San Juan County is, it's the exception to many national trends. But even San Juan County is feeling the effects of a struggling economy.
Family, community mourn teen killed in U.S. 550 crash
The sounds of her infectious laughter and the jingle from her lanyard full of keys will be missed by the family and friends of Larissa Perry, 17, who died Saturday in a near head-on collision on U.S. 550 south of Cuba.
Health Department Confirms 21 New H1N1 Cases
The New Mexico Department Of Health confirmed 21 new cases of the H1N1 virus Wednesday.
Man sought by police kills self during standoff
An EspaA ola man apparently killed himself early Thursday rather than return to jail on drug charges, after an all-night standoff with police.
N.M. attorney general urges civic involvement to thwart crime
People must urge lawmakers to pass stricter laws targeting drug use and gang activity and to fund drug education and treatment programs, New Mexico Attorney General Gary King said.
Spring storm descends on northern NM
A spring snowstorm has covered parts of northern New Mexico with snow, but further north the same storm is causing much more trouble.
Lawsuit alleges priest molested Navajo boy in 1980 [3:30 pm]
Teens arrested in NM for school shooting plot
Authorities say two teenagers arrested in New Mexico on suspicion of burglary and theft planned a shooting this week at Dove Creek High School in southwestern Colorado.
Measure gives tribes input on subdivisions
Gov. Bill Richardson has signed a bill allowing Native American tribal governments to provide timely input when counties are considering proposed subdivisions.
Local unemployment numbers on the rise, yet better than most
Unemployment in the Farmington area jumped to 4.6 percent in January, an increase more than 44 percent above that month last year, according to recently released federal Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
The Santa Fe Police Department is investigating the following reports: a Two laptop computers were stolen from a dorm room Friday night at 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca.
NM agency to address San Juan concerns
Everyone seems to agree _ the San Juan River in northwestern New Mexico is a premiere trout fishery that draws anglers from around the world and tens of millions of dollars to the Four Corners region each year.
Legal veil shrouds LLCs seeking water
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Title insurance reform bill advances
Anew attempt to reform title insurance cleared its first committee Tuesday, after one side said it would protect consumers and give them competitive prices while the other said it could put title companies out ...
New Mexico News Brief, Wednesday, Feb. 11
New Mexico gets a break Wednesday from storm activity, with the lone exception of the San Juan Mountains, which could receive snow showers.
Study shows costly Buckman Diversion project will give area economy much-needed boost
Photo: Robbie King, a pipefitter with Western Summit, works Thursday on the intake pipe that will carry water from the Rio Grande to a planned treatment plant west of Santa Fe.