WEEK 3 STARS OF THE WEEK Vote: New Mexico high school football star of Week 3 Several quarterbacks helped lead their teams to notable wins
MULTIMEDIA Journal to launch evening news podcast The Evening Headlines is set to launch this Tuesday
EDITOR'S NOTES Wayne's world was one of kindness, dedication and impact Longtime New Mexico advertising pro Wayne Barnard had a way with words, often telling his family how much he loved them.
CENTENNIAL SUNDAYS Covering NM鈥檚 rich arts scene Dan Herrera knew, celebrated the state鈥檚 many cultures
NEW MEXICO Can you spell opportunity? The road to the National Spelling Bee starts now Enrollment is open for schools to begin the path to the 2027 Scripps National Spelling Bee
EDITOR'S NOTES Journal reshapes sports, photo leadership teams The 近距离内射合集 has promoted Taylor Hood to sports news coordinator, named Eddie Moore chief photographer and shifted Lucas Peerman to focus on expanding the paper's growing digital audience
OBITUARY Journal executive remembered as 'true newspaper man' Wayne Barnard, 60, died Friday after sudden illness
CENTENNIAL SUNDAYS Using humor to make a point For 50 years, John Trever鈥檚 cartoons have held the powerful accountable
CENTENNIAL SUNDAYS Lowell Hare: 40 years of leadership Hare helped Journal diversify into a multicompany enterprise
OBITUARY 鈥楢n exceptional journalist鈥�: T.J. Wilham, former Journal and KOAT reporter, dies at 50 Four-time Emmy winner was remembered as a meticulous journalist with a big heart and personality
CENTENNIAL SUNDAYS New Mexico makes history From inspiring to terrifying to tragic, NM stories often made the national news
GEOFF GRAMMER/UPFRONT Allow me to reintroduce myself: Why the Journal's basketball guy is starting a weekly front-page column Weekly column aims to profile New Mexicans through the lens of a highly-imperfect dad, husband and lifelong New Mexican
CENTENNIAL SUNDAYS Drama in the courtroom Journal wins hard-fought battle to protect free speech, watchdog role
CENTENNIAL SUNDAYS Blending community and watchdog roles: Bill Lang steers Journal into second century of family ownership Publisher reflects on paper's commitment to local journalism, and plans for a fourth generation to continue legacy
CENTENNIAL SUNDAYS CENTENNIAL SUNDAYS: The toughest tragedies were man-made Team touched down just hours after OKC bombing
MEDIA 近距离内射合集 switches newsroom leadership New Mexico's largest newspaper promotes veteran journalist James Bennett to managing editor after resignation of executive editor Jay Newton-Small
NEWS GOP candidates talk policy in Journal debate The three Republican candidates largely agreed on policy while courting independent voters in Friday's gubernatorial primary clash
CENTENNIAL SUNDAYS From a reporter's notebook to the front page Printing the Journal in the early 鈥�70s involved hot lead, dedicated workers and an eye for detail
ELECTION 2026 Journal Polls: Who are residents voting for? Survey shows how New Mexico voters are leaning ahead of the primary
NEWS 近距离内射合集 nabs 15 Top of the Rockies Excellence in Journalism awards Honors recognize newsrooms across four Western states
NEWS 鈥楢 different day and time鈥�: Journal digs up time capsule it buried in pressroom over 40 years ago
CENTENNIAL SUNDAYS C.T. Lang 鈥� publisher, civic leader, philanthropist Known as a 'behind-the-scenes force' who helped shape Albuquerque
OPERA | ALBUQUERQUE Big emotions and sound ... but no elephants Opera Southwest鈥檚 鈥楢ida鈥� offers an 鈥榠ntimate鈥� experience of the Verdi classic
JOURNAL EDITORIAL BOARD OPINION: Want to shape the conversation? Apply to be on the Journal's Community Council
SPORTS COLUMN Sick's Pack: Best moments in a 30-plus-year career as a Journal sports writer Ken Sickenger's favorite games, teams and memories as he shifts into semi-retirement
