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Alamogordo RB Bryson Bloom commits to UNM Incoming senior is first Tiger set to play for the Lobos since 2008
Project Jupiter update sparks scuffle, arrests Opponents removed after disruption in front of Do帽a Ana County Commission
Federal agents turn up dozens of venomous snakes in South Valley drug raid Among his collection, the suspect had most venomous land snake on Earth
Stansbury hopes new bill will boost teacher salaries at tribal schools Pay often lags behind neighboring public school districts, 1st Congressional District representative says
Appeals court keeps Kim Skaggs jailed ahead of trial Ex-state GOP treasurer accused in fatal hit-and-run near Las Cruces
Crews respond to small wildfire near New Mexico's tallest peak Wheeler Fire near Taos burning in blowdown area caused by 2021 high-wind event
NM attorney general sues CYFD over expatriated teen 15-year-old allegedly dropped at border crossing and told to cross alone at night
Portales officer shoots dog during 911 call It is unclear if the dog survived or what injuries it sustained
Second man arrested in 2019 'retaliatory' shooting death Joseph Plakio, 49, faces murder and conspiracy charges in the shooting death of Devon Bartlett at an Albuquerque apartment complex.
Town of Taos urges water conservation after supply drops to 'critically low levels' Utilities crews discover malfunction in automated control system that manages water tanks
Democratic lieutenant governor candidates tout experience, vision in final plea State Central Committee vote to continue through Wednesday; results expected Thursday
Four companies to use Albuquerque鈥檚 quantum network ABQ-Net, the first open-access quantum computing network in the US, attracting new companies to Downtown Albuquerque
