Here’s a look at today’s headlines: State District Judge Denise Barela-Shepherd recently heard a lawsuit filed by an Albuquerque man on behalf of New Mexico’s 250,000 registered Independent voters that would change the state’s two-primary system. David Crum is seeking to allow people the right to pick a party on the day of the primary [...]
Here’s a look at today’s headlines: The Gila National Forest is in the early stages of Forest Plan Revision and invites the public to participate in upcoming Community Conversations about the process. The Forest Plan is an important document that guides management actions. The end result of the revision process will be a plan that [...]
Here is a recent post that Clayton Homes made on their Facebook page that is very informative and speaks to the myth that manufactured homes are more susceptible to fires than traditional site-built homes. https://www.facebook.com/ClaytonHomes/photos/a.232200113528986.56684.206628262752838/774340652648260/?type=1&theater Visit the full details about safety here: http://shout.lt/TXLX
Here’s a look at today’s headlines: Steven Morales, 36, of Silver City was bound over to district court on first degree murder charges and tampering with evidence charges in a preliminary hearing on Thursday in regards to the homicide of Esteban Ortega, 22, who was found dead in a vehicle on Radio Tower Road. According [...]
Here’s a look at today’s headlines: In yesterday’s School Board elections, Silver schools incumbents Trent Petty and Anthony Gutierrez lost to their respective challengers. Frances Vasquez and Michael McMillan will replace Petty and Gutierrez on the school board for the new term. In the Bayard school board elections, incumbent Frank Cordova maintained his seat against [...]
Here’s a look at today’s headlines: Western New Mexico University will host a Founders Day celebration next Wednesday, February 11th, in honor of the 122nd birthday. Visitors are welcome to enjoy cake and live music. WNMU was established on February 11th 1893 by legislative action, as has grown from a teacher’s college to offering over [...]
Here’s a look at today’s headlines: Senator Martin Heinrich on Friday joined 26 other senators in support of updating overtime rules to ensure more middle-class workers are paid fairly for overtime hours. The senators urged the Obama administration to increase the income threshold to $56,680 per year to strengthen overtime protections for millions more middle-class [...]
Here’s a look at today’s headlines: Veterans across the country may gain access to improved mental health services if the US Senate passes legislation linked to veteran suicide. The Senate is expected to pass the Clay Hunt Suicide Prevention for American Veterans Act which would provide funding to evaluate the mental health and suicide prevention [...]
Here's a look at today's headlines: According to a new report given during Youth and Children Day in the New Mexico Legislature, New Mexico's teen suicide rate is nearly twice the national average. According to the report, 40 teen girls out of 1,000 gave birth in the state, about 11 percent of New Mexico teens [...]
Here’s a look at today’s headlines: Orlando Chavez was recently convicted of committing great bodily harm with a vehicle and leaving the scene of an accident after he exceeded the speed limit and passed several vehicles in the wrong lane in July. During the erratic driving incident, Chavez allegedly ran Don White off the road [...]
