2 women killed in I-40 crash identified

Alamogordo Daily News - Fri Nov 27

A Bernalillo County sheriff's department spokesman has identified two women killed in a two-car collision on Interstate 40 east of Albuquerque.

Water Firm To Continue Service

Mountain View Telegraph - Thu Nov 26

Thanks to an agreement between two local water companies, Thunder Mountain Water Co.

Friends, Family Honor King

Mountain View Telegraph - Thu Nov 26

Laughter, music and praise enveloped the packed Moriarty High School gym Saturday morning.

Remembering Bruce King

Mountain View Telegraph - Thu Nov 26

I WENT TO SCHOOL with Rhonda King. My family knew many of the King family and for many years including Bruce and Alice.

Here is the latest New Mexico news from The Associated Press

KMSB-TV Tucson - Wed Nov 25

Opponents of a federal wilderness bill for southwestern Dona Ana County have outlined alternatives and asked for a congressional hearing.

Anaya launches Democratic land commissioner bid

KVIA-TV El Paso - Wed Nov 25

Santa Fe County Commissioner Mike Anaya says he is pursuing the Democratic nomination for state land commissioner in next year's election.

County spokesman out the door

SantaFeNewMexican.com - Mon Nov 23

Stephen Ulibarri resigned Monday as Santa Fe County's public information officer but will continue to draw his $72,000 annual salary through mid-January. County Commissioner Mike Anaya said County Manager Roman Abeyta "let go" because he was "doing some things that the manager wasn't approving of." But the commissioner said he didn't know the exact ...

US medical pot program has slow, cautious start

The Citizen - Sun Nov 22

Businessman Len Goodman owns a company that makes hand-painted art tiles, but these days his office desk is strewn with the raw materials of a new enterprise: fat, sweetly pungent marijuana buds.

Tourist train crossing is outdated

SantaFeNewMexican.com - Sat Nov 21

The New Mexico Rail Runner slips into Santa Fe on new tracks with modern signals to guard crossings.

N.M. Supreme Court orders release of 29 jailed in Taos contempt case

SantaFeNewMexican.com - Sat Nov 21

Dennis J. Carroll - 11/20/09 13 The New Mexico Supreme Court on Friday ordered the immediate release of 29 people jailed overnight in three lockups in Santa Fe and Taos counties after a Taos judge held them in contempt of court.