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Hobbs Police Investigating Armed Robberty at Grocery Store
CBS 7 News Staff June 22, 2009 HOBBS - Police in Hobbs are searching for the suspects in an armed robbery.
Men wanted in connection with robbery
HOBBS, N.M. Hobbs police are looking for two men who robbed a grocery store Sunday morning.
County officials attend Assn. of Counties conference
County personnel with degrees of all sorts still find the need to continue their education.
Electric co-ops get $90M in loan guarantees
Three rural electric cooperatives that serve New Mexico communities will receive $90 million in federal loan guarantees to improve distribution systems and other infrastructure.
NM electrical co-ops to share federal funds
Two New Mexico electrical cooperatives have been approved for government loans from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Rural Development Program.
The company has bought the assets from Marathon Oil for $181.1 million. It purchased the fields in Lea County, New Mexico and three Texas counties, along with Marathona s interests in Pecos County, Texas.
State settles case with local dairyman
A local dairyman has committed to submit a plan to reduce groundwater contamination at a Lea County dairy he owns, according to the New Mexico Environment Department.
Heath Haussamen on New Mexico Politics
Cornelius intends to run for land commissioner
GOP activist Bob Cornelius has formed an exploratory committee "with the intent to seek the Republican Party nomination for New Mexico's Commissioner of Public Lands," he announced Saturday in a news release.
KOCT TV Channel 6 in Artesia, New Mexico and licensed to KOAT TV in Albuquerque, New Mexico will be terminating its analog signal on June 12 and begin broadcasting on digital channel 19.
NM police sue over misdemeanor prosecution policy
Unions representing Hobbs and Carlsbad police officers have sued District Attorney Janetta Hicks, asking a Carlsbad district judge to stop Hicks from requiring officers to prosecute misdemeanors.
State Special Olympics torch passes through Tucumcari
Members of New Mexico law enforcement escorted local special Olympics athletes Wednesday as they carried the Flame of Hope along Route 66 through Tucumcari.
Jury convicts Lea County woman in death
Jurors have convicted a woman of involuntary manslaughter in the shooting death of a Lea County man a year ago.
Even if it had been night, the torch didna t need to be lit to show the way Tuesday for the 2009 Special Olympics torch run.
Hobbs commissioner calls for openness on salaries
A Hobbs commissioner wants an economic development organization that receives nearly two-thirds of its budget from public funds to release a list of salaries for its employees.
Bat in Las Cruces tests positive for rabies
A bat in the Las Cruces area has tested positive for rabies, New Mexico Department of Health officials said Wednesday.
Rabid skunks, bats & foxes in NM
Saturday, May 09, 2009 Rabid skunks, bats & foxes in NM Rabies is being reported in New Mexico with the confirmation that a skunk that bit a Tatum man was rabid, as was a bat found in the Las Cruces area.
Court of Appeals upholds 2007 cockfighting ban
The state Court of Appeals has ruled that New Mexico's ban on cockfighting is constitutional.
The state says a skunk that bit a Tatum man was rabid and that a rabid bat in the Las Cruces area led to two cats being euthanized after they came into contact with it.
Outstanding Hispano awards presented
SUN The Hobbs Hispano Chamber of Commerce recognized on Sunday two Hobbs Hispanics for their contributions to the community.
Tatum man arrested on murder charge
State police have arrested a 27-year-old Tatum man for the murder of another man on a ranch near the southeastern New Mexico community.