Thoreau News

Lacey Becenti had four show lambs in the trailer as she waited in line to get the lambs ear-tagged Saturday morning at the Bi-County Fairgrounds in Prewitt.

More than 1,400 newly-minted graduates of New Mexico State University achieved a milestone Saturday during two commencement ceremonies at the Pan American Center.

Din College's commencement exercise is not like most. For starters, a ceremonial fire is kept burning during the ceremony, and the event doesn't end until traditional practitioner and faculty member Avery Denny sings a Din Journey Song.

A 37-year-old woman allegedly ran over her 6-month-old son May 2, while driving drunk.

The drunken driver who wiped out most of a family 16 years ago and spurred the cause of DWI reform in New Mexico will soon be back on the streets.

The New Mexico Parole Board has set conditions for the release next month of a man convicted in one of New Mexico's most notorious drunken driving cases.

The New Mexico Parole Board will hold a closed hearing Friday in Grants to set the conditions for the release next month of a man convicted in one of New Mexico's most notorious drunken driving cases.

Whether you prefer a romantic dinner or a big party for New Year's Eve, there are all sorts of possibilities for Cibola County residents.

The state Environment Department proposes a $371,400 fine for the Northwest New Mexico Regional Solid Waste Authority.

Authorities have closed the westbound lanes of I-40 near Grants after five semis crashed.

A multiple-truck pileup closed Interstate Highway 40 for about three hours Sunday outside Grants.

A winter storm packing high winds, snow and ice is creating dangerous driving conditions in parts of New Mexico Sunday.

Severe winter weather has closed a stretch of Interstate 40 between Milan and the Arizona state line, according to Peter Olson of the New Mexico Department of Public Safety.