Zia Pueblo News

In 2005, New Mexico Environment Department staff tested water in dozens of places on Jemez Mountain streams and found 34 new violations of state water-quality standards.

City residents and relatives of a boy whose mother is accused of suffocating him and burying his body in an Albuquerque playground remembered the "silly, happy little guy" at a memorial Tuesday.

Hamby, police spokesperson, said that 23-year-old Toribio of Zia Pueblo confessed to suffocating Ty in the early morning hours of May 9. She said Toribio has been charged with first-degree murder; abuse of child resulting death; child abuse; negligently caused death; tampering with evidence, and failure to report a death.

After years of drought and livestock grazing, a spring sacred to an American Indian tribe in north-central New Mexico has dried up.

A single mother accused of suffocating her 3-year-old son and burying him in a playground will face life in prison if convicted of first-degree murder, prosecutors said Friday.

A single mother accused of suffocating her 3-year-old son and burying him at a playground was recently homeless and sleeping in the park, having been kicked out of her mother's house and a friend's apartment in the days before the boy's death, investigators said.

Add a missing woman to the case of the little boy found buried in a city park last week as police track their best lead yet in naming the boy and finding out what happened to him.

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