Los Alamos, NM News

• Los Alamos, NM News
• Motorists face possible delays from I-25 work
• Cone Zone 5-27-12
• Memorial Day remembrances on tap for the region
• More questions in next chapter of CMRR saga
• Memorial Day remembrances on tap
• Cone Zone 5-27-11
• Rio Arriba County resident dies of Hantavirus
• Bandelier CCC highlighted
• AIR QUALITY ALERT--Update
• AIR QUALITY ALERT
• Travel trends to take dip over long weekend
• Smoke envelops LA
• School board approves $62.6 million budget
• Council candidates speak out on economic development -- updated stories and more photos added
• Senate panel passes defense bill, puts $150M to CMRR for FY13
• Update 05-24-12
• Wildfire danger escalates
• Seat belt enforcement in full swing
• Council forum set for tonight
• Report evaluates projects
• Council candidates speak out on economic development
• NM governor, husband OK after plane's hard landing
• Eastern Star event scheduled for Saturday
• Rep. Jim Hall's District 43 Report
• Local Courts: On the Docket 05-23-12
• Bicyclist strikes vehicle during morning commute
• Medical Officer asked to resign
• Bill would weaken oversight
• Could Your Pet Be a Cover Model?
• Update 05-22-12
• NM Consortium garners high-level support
• Police Beat 05-22-12
• LA ranked fourth richest
• Woman speaks up for jailed fiancé
• Weekend eclipse photos?
• Gov. Martinez kicks off week to honor heroes
• Luján calls for study to broaden lab’s mission
• Update 05-20-12
• NNMCAB celebrates new Pojoaque home
• Planting for the future
• Primary election just weeks away
• CMRR funding fight heads to Senate
• Two from LANL selected for DOE Early Career Awards
• Breaking ground at Consortium
• LA baby remains in stable condition in ICU at ABQ hospital
• LACS presents ‘Love in Bloom’ Sunday
• Seen @ The Scene: Torch Run
• Update 05-18-12
• Sheehey has record of advocacy, service
• Coroner IDs body from trailer fire
• Hopefuls square off at forum
• Teachers to get pay hike
• Udall to speak in LA Friday
• CMRR funding still alive
• Council approves eight CIP projects to move forward -- updated
• Weekend eclipse plans?
• Local courts: On the Docket 05-17-12
• Local man arrested on child abuse charges -- updated
• LA Urgent Care founder arrested for patronizing prostitute
• County announces updated process for Wednesday's Council meeting
• Martin sees no change in consent order
• Local students honored with Oppenheimer scholarship awards
• Update 05-16-12
• Candidates pace themselves
• County announces updated process for tonight's Council meeting
• Hoops a hit for elementary school
• Martin sees no change in order
• Battle of the Bike Repairmen
• Update 05-15-12
• Homestead Tour Fills a Gap
• Police Beat 05-15-12
• Agnew recounts lab's early days
• UNM-LA Board mulls 1-mil tax levy
• Threats to Jemez Forests focus of workshop
• LA scientist heads to India for climate-monitoring research
• Raw Video: Arizona Wildfires Growing
• New pub and grill preps to open on the Hill -- updated
• Senior makes LAHS proud
• Heinrich speaks out on CMRR
• New pub and grill preps to open on the Hill
• Burgess moves to further reorganize county government
• Journey from Nazi Germany to Manhattan Project
• UNM-LA holds graduation -- program attached
• Charter amendments approved for fall ballot
• Burgess announces further reorganization in county
• Ohio Rep. pushes funding move
• LA’s Ealey shatters shot put mark
• Cancer patient joins 'right to die' law fight
• Restaurant inspections 05-10-12
• LAPS budget talks underway
• CMRR project may not be dead yet
• Year in review
• Some big training wheels
• Update 05-09-12
• Woman guilty of Cerro Grande Fire fraud wanted in Pa.
• Board rejects latest bus loop plan
• Local Courts: On The Docket 05-09-12
• CMRR project may have a pulse -- UPDATED
• Researchers test theory of planets
• Update 05-08-12
• Chiravalle prioritizes attracting families and high tech
• Police Beat 05-08-12
• Stayin' Alive
• Gov unveils wildfire warning system 

• Absentee voting starts in NM primary election
• Federal help sought to avert flooding at Santa Clara Pueblo
• LA's Zhao wins Presidential Scholar Award
• NCRTD budget hearings delayed
• State's graduation rates dip; LA stays level
• CMRR Plan B now in the works
• Toppers shut out in first game of series
• Bandelier wants input on Tsankawi
• Update 05-04-12
• Valles Caldera Preserve adds a trustee
• Sandia ships final barrels of TRU waste to WIPP facility
• Homestead Commemoration Week
• First Homestead Marker Installed
• Accused child rapist released on bond
• Council approves B and C recommendations
• Trash management key to managing bears
• Restaurant inspections 5-3-12
• LAPS bus loop panel chooses option seven
• More fallout from lab job cuts
• Council approves realignment, budget
• LAYL hosts Wild Day
• Update 05-02-12
• Four LAHS students earn top recognition
• LA recognized as outstanding community
• Area students receive LAESF scholarships
• Local Courts: On The Docket 05-02-12
• Highlights of county code changes
• Code changes get green light from council
• Lott tells park leaders to focus on longevity
• Burgess names Public Works head
• Update 05-01-12
• Police Beat 05-01-12
• Los Alamos, Sandia Labs recognize NM small businesses for innovation
• Raw Video: Severe Rains Drench Oklahoma
• VIDEO: Tips Have Slowed on Missing Tucson Girl
• NMC installs high-tech chiller
• Update 04-29-12
• Jog Goes to the Dogs
• NM gov.’s grandfather was U.S. citizen
• New $252M UNM budget includes tuition increase
• Plan B is in the works for CMRR
• LA sheriff seeks more enforcement duties
• Santa Fe man arrested after chase--Video Extra
• High winds cause power outages
• Promotions mark end of holding pattern
• Local man charged with child rape
• LAESF kickoff at Bradbury
• Future of CMRR meetings in question
• Update 04-27-12
• Covered arena gets P&Z approval
• Santa Fe man arrested after chase
• U.S. Economy Shows Lackluster Growth in Q1
• Israeli official warns of nuclear arms race
• Update 04-26-12
• CMRR meeting
• State off to yet another dry start
• Restaurant Inspections 04-26-12
• Army cutworm moths invade NM
• In Other Business...
• Inspector General presses for answers on certain lab costs
• McMillan: Laboratory cuts 60 contract jobs
• ABQ Student Wins Supercomputing Challenge
• Local Courts: On The Docket 04-25-12
• Powell announces restrictions on state lands
• Update 04-25-12
• Romney sweeps more wins, promises 'better America'
• White Rock man enters plea in SF drug case
• Griffith Gym rededication
• Budget hearing odds and ends
• White Rock man enters plea
• Police Beat 04-24-12
• Alcohol may be factor in Sunday's Main Hill crash
• Burgess satisfied with hearings
• LANL crowns champ in supercomputer challenge
• Main Hill reopens after accident
• George Cowan, Manhattan Project scientist, dies from fall at 92
• Motorist, 95, attempts to make new drive-thru at McDonald's
• Leaked DOD memo rips DOE on size of labs
• Update 04-22-12
• CIP projects face budgetary roadblock
• Griffith Gym to be rededicated
• Leaked DOD memo rips DOE
• Vehicle crashes into McDonald's
• George Cowan, Manhattan Project scientist and LANB founding partner, dies from fall at 92
• Where are my worms?
• Briefs 04-20-12
• NM hopes to shed negative image with new ads
• Update 04-20-12
• Cleaning up the county CodeRED system
• Equestrian competition at North Mesa Saturday
• Council delays implementation of salary plan
• McMillan cites CMRR fallout
• Simulation shows dangers of distracted, drunk driving
• Bandelier sponsoring NPW activities in LA
• Update 04-19-12
• Restaurant Inspections 04-19-12
• Nuke Watch assails lab salary increase
• Lab boss to U.S. Senate: Delaying CMRR a mistake
• Local Courts: On the Docket 04-18-12
• Court Rules Online Retailer Owes NM Sales Tax
• N.M.4 traffic switches lanes
• McMillan to testify in Washington today
• Update 04-18-12
• Perma-Fix picks up two cleanup contracts at LANL
• Transit center set to open in July
• On the Docket 04-18-12
• Building upkeep takes heat
• Hearings turn contentious
• Update 04-17-12
• Blue Cross policyholders blast proposed rate hike
• Supercomputing challenge slated for this week
• Police Beat 04-17-12
• Budget hearings progress smoothly
• LAPD nominated for Freedom Award
• Bandelier seeks input on Tsankawi management
• Budget hearings begin Monday evening
• Recogniziing Achievement: LAHS Graduation 2012
• Running for council
• Youth plan trip to Sister City
• LANL post-docs, staff members honored
• Update 04-15-12
• Proposed NM horse slaughter plant draws opposition
• NCRTD drivers may unionize
• ‘Dixie Girl’ coming to town
• Budget hearings begin Monday
• County Briefs 04-13-12
• Update 04-13-12
• Consortium announces agreement with LANL
• Abiquiu project receives award
• PRC hopefuls speak up on issues
• Cyber exercise puts labs to test
• Wildfire 2012 seminar set for Saturday
• Western states prepare for dangerous fire season
• Update 04-12-12
• Martinez pushes reforms
• San Ildefonso gov addresses council
• Restaurant Inspections 04-12-12
• Job revisions OK'd by council
• Dissecting NNSA’s evaluations
• SFNF to hold two public meetings
• On The Docket 04-11-12
• Council tentative in its OK of salary plan
• Board approves $5M bond sale
• Court allows GOP, Dem candidates on ballot
• Cancer therapy gets a boost from new isotope -- VIDEO extra
• Manson denied parole again
• Update 04-10-12
• Two lab employees honored
• Clay shares hopes for Los Alamos
• Vision for a new eatery
• Redistricting maps could be costly
• Failed suicide attempt at jail
• Police Beat 04-10-12
• South Korea says North preparing for nuclear test
• County closes in on attorney pick
• County closes in on attorney
• Making a pilgrimage
• Update 04-08-12
• Four residents become newest Living Treasures
• Fire season looms
• Getting Tanked
• Update 04-06-12
• Four residents become newest Living Treasures
• NNSA releases evaluation reports
• WR businesses weather construction on N.M. 4
• Local doctor faces charges
• On The Docket 04-05-12
• Update 04-05-12
• Four residents become newest Living Treasures
• Fundraiser goes to the dogs (and cats)
• County health ranks top in state
• Restaurant Inspections 04-05-12
• LAPD probes lab thefts
• Final workday at lab for 557 who took VSP
• Update 04-04-12
• Johnson is engaged in the community
• New effort by MDs to cut wasteful medical spending
• Vandals smash windows in WR
• Isotopes open 10th season at Omaha
• Lunch with a Leader scheduled for PEEC
• Update 04-03-12
• Waterman brings council experience
• Police Beat 04-03-12
• Environmental data now viewable by the public
• Report shows state lags in literacy
• Spring storm blankets area
• Los Alamos native heads into the wild
• Trinity Site lease signed
• LANL says it’s ahead of schedule on waste removal
• Laboratory releases cause of chemical reaction at TA-21
• GAO makes recommendations
• LA native heads into the wild
• Update 04-01-12
• NMDOT announces changes to service
• State tops in solar energy
• Update 03-30-12
• Small businesses selected for environmental work
• Student alleged to have pushed teacher - see attachment
• Municipal Building takes shape
• Nuclear Watch files suit against NNSA -- Court docs attached
• Fisher makes first presentation to County Council
• ’Toppers romp past Demons
• LAPD to crack down on distracted driving
• Update 03-29-12
• Restaurant Inspections 03-29-12
• Sierra Club, PNM lawsuit settled
• The man behind the photograph
• On The Docket 03-28-12
• CIP projects sent to administrator
• Update 03-28-12
• Wildfire season gets underway
• NNSA makes progress on PF-4 upgrades
• Crane towers over LA
• LA man faces rape charges
• Council supports DPU request
• Democratic fundraiser
• Update 03-27-12
• LANL Foundation announces scholarship winners
• DPU enlists council's help with EPA ruling
• Police Beat 03-27-12
• Sharing their stories
• 557 take LANL buyout
• Authorities investigate Chimayo blaze
• South Korea warns it may shoot down North Korea rocket
• 7.1 earthquake hits Chile
• Chimayo blaze contained: Two homes, two buildings destroyed
• Coalition issues statement
• Update 03-25-12
• Large crane to spring into action
• Smart Meter volunteers may help shape the future
• Coalition: Fully fund lab cleanup
• Legal questions raised about candidate filings
• LANL Foundation announces scholarship winners
• County to test CodeRed Thursday
• LANL begins enhanced security procedures
• Update 03-23-12
• LAPD employee under internal investigation
• Voting on capital projects laid to rest
• Woman guilty of embezzlement
• Lab reaches magnet milestone
• Raising awareness about cancer
• Ushering in spring
• Chamber promotion fair
• Update 03-22-12
• Charter amendments spark debate
• Los Alamos conference reaches out to girls
• New Mexicans feel pinch at gas pump
• Restaurant Inspections 03-22-12
• Skiesta likely to cap season at Pajarito, see attached schedule
• Hall declares his candidacy
• Wismer ready to move on
• Charter amendments inch forward
• Obama visits state oil fields
• On The Docket 03-21-12
• Hall, Garcia Richard file for District 43 seat
• Race is on for county council
• Mick Matuszak honored by council
• RE/MAX honors Los Alamos office
• Update 03-21-12
• Police Beat 03-20-12
• Update 03-20-12
• Report shows decline in state graduation rates
• Strong 7.4 earthquake rattles Mexico City -- Videos added
• Richard, Hall file for District 43 seat
• LA man sees ongoing problem in Ukraine
• Empty Bowls fill Self Help's coffers
• County Council race all set; Stover to run for county clerk
• Dispatch from District 43
• Big crane comes to town
• Police: 2 women snatch puppy from NM 4-year-old
• Details hazy on what triggered Hazmat incident
• State Briefs 03-18-12
• Update 03-17-12
• Society offers bus tour to Trinity Site
• NM activists set to push agenda in D.C.
• Medieval melee
• Details hazy on Hazmat incident
• Sewer issues plague some homeowners
• Doonesbury's that did not make the print edition
• Empty Bowls
• Cancer retreat set for April in Albuquerque
• Irish dancers perform for St. Patty’s Day
• Update 03-16-12
• Lobos win, Aggies fall in March Madness
• LAPS hosts Region II meeting
• CIP concepts earn 'rank'
• Lab inks pact for power and water technologies
• Update 03-15-12
• Gas line leak prompts brief evacuation
• Valles Caldera Preserve needs its amigos
• Wilson hosts town hall
• Restaurant Inspections 03-15-12
• District infrastructure upgrades continue
• On The Docket 03-14-12
• Seen @ The Scene: Girl Scouts celebrate
• Update 03-14-12
• Drunk driving deaths on rise in state
• School Board chooses new president
• No housing glut foreseen
• Gas line leak prompts evacuation
• Update 03-13-12
• Site Office names deputy manager
• Police Beat 03-13-12
• Safety board assigns new rep to LANL
• Lab alums could bolster business
• Legion cited in sting operation
• Futuristic technology set for test in town
• Alcohol-related traffic deaths up in New Mexico
• Winter Is Stubborn
• Japan nuclear evacuation fatal for old, sick--Video Extra
• Update 03-11-12
• Debate Nearly Drowns Ashley Pond Decision
• New hub for Helitack units
• Boys, girls track teams finish 2nd at APS
• Getting a new sense of PLACE
• Aquatomics get autographs
• Two more CIP projects advance
• Missing hiker found--Video Extra
• Science Bowl team defends title
• Update 03-09-12
• Group sheds light on school salaries
• D'Agostino cites LANL projects in testimony
• NNSA unveils revised strategy
• Restaurant Inspections 3-8-12
• Leaders speak out on D.C. trip
• Update 03-07-12
• Token of appreciation
• On The Docket 03-07-12
• Wrecker service gets heat from PRC
• CIP approves alternative 2 for golf course
• Canyon Rim Trail may get a new stretch
• Bus loop decision goes around in circles
• Photography on display
• Oxygen detected in atmosphere of Saturn’s moon Dione
• CRC goes over logrolling language
• Police Beat 03-06-12
• School board mulls high school bus loop
• Been towed? Better get a lift
• Watson to discuss latest in imaging
• Update 03-06-12
• NM governor signs unemployment fund tax bill
• Santa Fe mom accused of cutting kids throats
• Lujan expresses concerns to Energy Secretary Chu
• Clarification 03-04-12
• Governor signs state budget
• Search for county attorney commences
• Update 03-04-12
• LANL taps Pantex vet as head of plutonium operations
• Movie Depicts Manhattan Project Life
• Leaders' trickling support for GOP candidates
• Japan leader points to disaster response failures
• Caldera removes interim tag from Trujillo’s job title
• LANL researchers to develop E. coli detection tools
• Tourney Time
• Update 03-02-12
• NCRTD ponders ripple effect
• Logrolling question gets tripped up again
• Lab workers mull buyout details
• NCRTD seeks voice on Rail Runner issues
• Update 03-01-12
• Restaurant Inspections 03-01-12
• Family and Tradition
• Plans for hospice come together
• NNSA boss talks CMRR
• Trujillo named Valles Caldera executive director
• Council Takes Aim at Bow Hunters
• Correction 02-29-12
• Update 02-29-12
• PD goes for grant
• High-altitude training
• On The Docket 02-29-12
• Council curbs funding to NCRTD
• Bandelier Shuttle shifts into high gear
• Board probes safety of Sandia's nuclear reactor
• Light-emitting nanocrystal diodes go ultraviolet
• Update 02-28-12
• TED2012 promises to razzle-dazzle
• Police Beat 02-28-12
• Sheehey bids for seat on council
• Judge issues decision on House redistricting
• Blast of wind and snow
• Civic Center location questions remain
• Officials: Student brain dead in Ohio shooting--Video Extras
• Judge issues decision in NM House redistricting
• NASCAR postpones Daytona 500 for first time ever
• Nature Center at $4.7M could be a ‘jewel’
• Pamela Christie brings history to life
• Board OKs upgrades to LAPS HQ
• Update 02-26-12
• Political parties select delegates
• Finding the ‘Beauty in the Beast’
• Senator questions DOE commitment
• Nature Center could be a ‘jewel’
• $8.7M Teen Center gets unanimous nod
• Dreicer-Griego to perform Sunday
• Corrections 02-24-12
• Trail recovery could take years
• Lujan sends letter to NNSA concerning lab cuts
• Teen Center gets unanimous nod
• Lab ratchets up security
• CIP meetings set for early March
• Update 02-24-12
• Smart House to become permanent structure
• Alleged child rape unfounded
• Random vehicle checks
• Restaurant Inspections 02-23-12
• Hard-fought custody battle nears an end
• At least 7 Marines killed as choppers collide in Arizona
• Meet Phillip Kunsberg
• Alcohol compliance sweep leads to two firings Friday
• Passing the Torch at Central Park Square
• On The Docket 02-22-12
• Employee memo outlines why lab is taking action
• State, federal officials weigh in
• LANL plans workforce reduction
• State proposes to overhaul Medicaid program
• The final days of the session
• Police Beat 02-21-12
• Update 02-21-12
• Research: More grapes, less wrath
• Judge Hall unveils redistricting options
• Charges unfounded in sexual assault of 12-year-old girl
• Survivor: Deadly avalanche a 'horror story'
• N.M. 4 construction update
• PEEC unveils Earth Day plans
• Update 02-19-12
• No good vibes at Municipal site
• Hilltopper girls take eighth place at state championship
• Fallout continues from CMRR: Legislative decision leaves more questions than answers in Los Alamos
• Congress sends payroll tax cut measure to Obama--Video Extra
• Obama sends payroll tax cut to Congress
• Teen Center, Nature Center enter next phase
• Federal judges named to hear redistricting case
• Speakers discuss alternative voting methods
• No tritium found in Santa Fe wells
• Update 02-16-12
• Reaction continues to ripple from CMRR decision
• Restaurant Inspections 02-16-12
• Top compensation raises thorny issues
• Diner detects big drip
• NNSA, labs need to mend fences
• Pricey turf project gets reluctant nod
• As 13M remain out of work, unemployment apps drop to a 4-year low
• Wilson: Congressional delegation failed to stick up for Los Alamos
• LANL gets $239 million for cleanup
• Update 02-15-12
• LISC seeks feedback from LANL employees
• Local leaders react to CMRR decision
• Duplex Demolished
• Council debates pay philosophy
• Federal court asked to review redistricting
• N.M. 4 construction schedule released
• Red and Black Ball brings out benefactors
• Update 02-14-12
• White Rock man arrested in Pojoaque
• Police Beat 02-14-12
• P&Z OKs Smith's Fueling Station
• Seen @ The Scene: Photos from the 12th Annual Red & Black Ball Saturday Night
• Road conditions improve in northern New Mexico
• Video: Red & Black Ball Raises Funds for Y's Youth Programs
• Obama's New Budget: the Winners and Losers
• Investigators seek answers to Houston's death--Video Extras
• Update 02-12-12
• LAFD hosts badge ceremony
• Reservoir dam fix stalls again
• N.M. 4 construction schedule released for week
• Supreme Court overturns House redistricting plan
• LA upends Espanola Valley at home
• Leaving 'No Child' law: Obama lets 10 states flee
• House OKs change in pension plan 

• What happened to spell check?
• Update 02-10-12
• Martinez declines to release schedules
• Citizens prefer 'natural' plan for Ashley Pond
• Public Split on Trinity Drive Decision
• Lt. Gov. Sanchez abandons bid for US Senate
• Restaurant Inspections 02-09-12
• Update 02-09-12
• Caldera unveils strategic plan
• Pile burning to continue Friday
• House approves $5 billion state budget proposal
• Update 02-08-12
• Supreme Court hears redistricting appeal
• NNSA tackles safety concerns at PF-4
• Council picks Trinity 'hybrid'
• Roll Call: NM House vote on alien driver's license bill
• Map shows pollution sources
• Council approves N.M. 502/Trinity Drive design
• LANL conference set for Thursday
• Update 02-07-12
• House panel OKs budget leaving room for tax rollbacks
• WR Visitor Center starts to take shape
• Police Beat 02-07-12
• Muni Complex Construction on Track
• NM Supreme Court to hear redistricting dispute
• Santa Fe boy airlifted off Pajarito Ski Mountain
• N.M. 4 construction begins Monday
• Jim Hall's Roundhouse Roundup: It’s getting pretty busy
• Update 02-05-12
• Schmidt goes to the front lines, subs at LAMS
• Council looks to cement N.M. 502 design option
• Winter Weather Makes a Comeback
• Correction 02-03-12
• House OKs proposals to revamp regulatory agency 

• Update 02-03-12
• Review cites issues with CMR fire suppression system
• Residents voice support for deal
• Protesters pan plutonium plan
• Update 02-02-12
• NCRTD addresses transit center
• Alums return for festivities
• Restaurant Inspections 02-02-12
• Agencies focus on prevention efforts
• Groundhog: Six more weeks of winter
• Sandia Labs engineers create 'self-guided' bullet
• Dems question use of video
• Update 02-01-12
• IBEX probe glimpses Interstellar Neighborhood
• CMRR funding in limbo
• First Born Graduate
• Happy birthday, councilor
• Broadband moves forward
• Romney walks away with Florida primary
• Hungry Like a Coyote
• LANL honors four for leadership, research
• Los Alamos Plaza: Samuels vs. Merrill poses questions about broker's conduct
• Merrill's credibility cited in court case
• Crucial vote set for joint meeting
• Update 01-31-12
• House panel puts off vote on $5B budget
• Police Beat 01-31-12
• NM House panel puts off vote on $5B budget
• Council set to hear report on broadband
• Ex-PRC member ordered to prison for evaluation
• Ashley Pond meeting set for Thursday
• Update 01-29-12
• DOE to Transfer Tracts to County
• Deadline looms for LA Plaza
• Plaza developer has colorful past
• Update 01-27-12
• Power outage affects downtown businesses
• NNSA announces quarterly awards
• Correction 01-27-12
• NM police capture shooting suspect after standoff
• Police seek woman suspected in theft
• Ice Rink upgrades get frosty OK
• U.S. economy grew 1.7 percent in 2011
• Ribbon-cutting celebration
• Driver’s license debate intensifies
• Update 01-26-12
• Restaurant Inspections 01-26-12
• Valles Caldera Trust recaps challenges
• Grill owners get new lease on life
• Biofuels expert to share vision
• Community links concept wins out
• Nature Center Concept
• Celebrate National Nuclear Science Week
• Venture Acceleration Funds taking applications
• Activists rally on NM driver's licenses
• Update 01-25-12
• Ashley Pond could sing swan song
• Roundhouse Roundup
• NNSA releases performance evaluation summary
• Police beat 01-24-11
• Police seek suspect in SF shootings that left 2 dead
• Los Alamos' 'jewel' is dying
• Police seek suspect in SF shootings that left 1 dead, 1 wounded
• Gender income disparity greatest in Los Alamos
• Update 01-22-12
• Teen Center nears Phase II application
• POGO: CMRR funding should be slashed
• Central Ave. Grill’s fate still uncertain
• Duvall to join LANL Site Office
• Construction to begin in February
• Update 01-20-12
• Students avoid LANL budget cutbacks
• Montaño talks about life in Los Alamos
• Putting on a Shine
• Residents get peek at latest Nature Center Design
• T-Board arrives at 502 proposal
• UNM-LA to offer Microsoft course
• Warmer, drier forecast through April worries officials
• Golf Course public meeting scheduled for Tuesday
• Surplus property sale Jan. 26
• Restaurant Inspections 01-19-12
• On the Docket 01-19-12
• Update 01-19-12
• Montaño settled case to preserve lab worker rights
• Residents question aspects of Trinity lease agreement
• Redistricting fight carries on
• LA to be represented by two senators
• Update 01-18-12
• PRC sets fines against Espanola towing company
• Council assesses Progress through Partnering pacts
• Governor honors local chiefs
• Whistleblower tells his side of the story
• VIDEO: Gov. Martinez 2012 State of the State address
• Update 01-17-12
• State Legislature gets underway at the Round House
• Police Beat 01-17-12
• LAFD develops four-year plan
• Speaker Lujan has lung cancer
• Economic vitality administrator starts Feb. 6
• Los Alamos Plaza moves forward
• Missing Colo. man found dead after five days in theater restroom
• New grazing contract awarded for Valles Caldera
• India reports new TB strain resistant to all drugs
• Sheriff’s duties remain at issue in charter debate
• Pile Burns Continue
• Dispute looms over Governor’s tax cut proposals
• Centennial arts crawl
• Claims mount from wildfire
• Five honored as LANL Fellows for 2011
• NCRTD looks at long-range finance plan
• Sheriff’s duties remain at issue
• Council seeks RDC representative
• Update 01-13-12
• Girl scout cookies from LA, WR
• Barranca Elementary to offer reduced-cost lunches
• N.M. 502 options take shape
• Pile burning near North Mesa
• Council looks at CRC proposals
• Touring the new LAHS
• Compromise plan offered on Senate redistricting
• Missing teenager Natalee Holloway declared dead
• Revised golf course designs gain favor
• Update 01-12-12
• Restaurant Inspections 01-12-12
• School superintendent signs new two-year contract
• Council reviews charter revisions
• LAMS gets go-ahead for new turf
• Stover, Selvage retain leadership posts
• LATA elects new VP
• Council approves legislative agendas
• On The Docket 01-11-12
• Update 01-11-12
• Burning to reduce wildfire impact
• Water nozzle welding
• LA schools get high marks from state
• Police Beat 01-10-12
• Memorial services planned for NM guardsman
• Update 01-10-12
• UNM-LA board adopts new strategic plan
• Water Line Break
• Hall turns attention to legislative session
• Moon Over the Mountain
• Council reviews final charter report
• School Report Cards Are Out, Los Alamos Scores A's and B's
• FDA: Novartis Recall May Also Affect Painkillers
• Lab outlines priority cleanup goals
• Update 01-08-12
• Lab outlines cleanup goals
• N.M. centennial celebrations kicked off Friday
• Salazar pushes for coordination on Rio Grande 

• Update 01-06-12
• Los Alamos hosts debate competition
• A rugged road to statehood
• Lab, NMED reach cleanup pact
• Gov recommends $5.6 billion budget
• Governor proposes tax cuts as part of budget
• Update 01-05-12
• Legislative budget proposes $250M increase
• Restaurant Inspections 01-05-12
• Just Clowning Around
• Lab managers receive bonus
• Old Treasures Translate to Cash
• LANL chief McMillan hit the ground running
• State's severe drought lingers
• First baby of 2012 in LA
• Los Alamos keeps eye on Iowa GOP caucus
• Cougar attacks raise fears
• LAHS Open House
• LA stays whole in redistricting
• Little Theatre facelift
• Update 01-04-12
• Bachmann tells supporters she's staying in race
• Perry reassessing bid after Iowa caucuses
• LANB to host Quality New Mexico executives
• State Briefs 01-03-12
• Police Beat 01-03-12
• Update 01-03-12
• LA woman dies in car crash
• Jail Passes Compliance Inspection
• Public comment sought on Trinity Site deal
• Espanola Guardsman Dies in Afghanistan
• CA condo victims were Navy pilot, sister; pilot was UNM grad
• More twists, turns in CMRR project
• Teamwork made a difference in 2011
• Burgess, Trinity top county beat
• Nordic ski trails reopen
• Local distillery expands to Pojoaque
• Killing of bin Laden voted top news story of 2011
• Governor wants more money for college preparation
• Meeting to focus on LAGC work
• Restaurant inspections 12-27-11
• Wolfe helps school district navigate choppy financial waters
• At LANL, mobile security gets picky
• Clarification
• Central Ave./15th Street intersection closed
• Mountain lion kills pet dog in backyard
• Court sifts through redistricting options
• NNSA responds to CMRR delay
• LA's Year in Sports: Stars shine brightest under the most intense spotlights
• Stover’s leadership abilities earn praise
• Nightwalks at Bandelier this week
• Hecker to give talk on North Korea
• Survey of 'leaders' gives lab high marks
• Autio's short term made long-term impact
• Police Beat 12-27-11
• Mountain lion kills pet dog
• Fellers' legacy lives on in LA
• LANL reviews top 10 science stories of 2011
• Head Coach Pushed Turnaround
• Congress yanks cash away from CMRR nuke lab
• Wechsler fondly remembered
• Update 12-23-11
• LANL researchers teach computers to see
• Visitors count at Valles Caldera
• Judge eyes redistricting plans
• November Fire Calls
• Woman gives birth in truck during snowstorm
• West Jemez Road to close
• Update 12-22-11
• Scientists monitor Santa's journey
• U.S. Senate candidate on the stump in LA
• LA can expect over 6 inches of snow
• Snowy conditions result in 10 fender benders Thursday
• Storm may slow newspaper deliveries
• Board grapples with track and field fix
• U.S. Senate candidate on the stump in Los Alamos
• Texas family rescued from snowdrift in NM
• Update 12-21-11
• Winter Solstice sunrise walk canceled
• Ordinance introduced to lease Trinity Site property
• U.S. Senate candidate comes to town
• Los Alamos Monitor Recognizes Carriers of the Quarter
• Retiree authority mulls health benefit changes
• Police Beat 12-20-11
• Update 12-20-11
• Caldera gets new trustee
• House battle gets its day in court
• Ashley Inn becomes a Motel 6
• Four die in New Mexico crash as blizzard hits area
• Numerous Roads Remain Closed in Wake of Winter Storm
• State Police shut some highways due to poor conditions
• Food service returns to LAHS
• Opening Day at Pajarito
• Lab forms cost-cutting task force
• Order of the Eastern Star
• Council to take up Trinity Project
• LAPS Board plans to review Super’s contract
• Update 12-18-11
• Council eyes internal relations
• Streetlights to be turned off
• Cheerleaders Answer the Call
• Update 12-16-11
• Congress flips dimmer switch on light bulb law
• Census shows 1 in 2 Americans are poor or low-income
• Seven laboratory scientists honored
• Designs Wow Nature Lovers
• New Mexico state salaries now public record
• Black rep assailed for calling gov ‘a Mexican’
• Clearing snow costs the state big bucks
• Update 12-15-11
• Los Alamos tops pay scale study
• Youth absent for Teen Center meeting
• Clearing snow costs the state big bucks
• Time honors 'the Protester'
• Muni building construction continues despite weather
• State Briefs 12-14-11
• Update 12-14-11
• Small businesses in spotlight
• Officials question staff action plans
• Tree transportation
• Obama seeks to leverage $1 trillion spending bill
• Update 12-13-11
• LANL employees make record number of pledges
• State sets 30 extreme weather records
• Police Beat 12-13-11
• More snow forecast for tonight
• Ceremony is a first for Los Alamos
• NM’s medical marijuana program flourishing
• Church to celebrate 400th anniversary
• Update 12-11-11
• Questions swirl around $6 billion nuclear lab
• Lunar eclipse visible in White Rock
• Deputy fire chief retires
• Hay shortage stresses shelters
• Seen @ The Scene: Randy Autio Farewell Reception
• Local gymnasts earn accolades at Santa Fe competition
• Seen @ The Scene: Autio Reception
• Food Drive
• Update 12-09-11
• Tourney Time
• Debate pits tees against trails
• Storm creates minimal impact
• Restaurant Inspections 12-08-11
• Winter’s icy grip
• Transit plan divides county council
• Hospital: NM man in good health after stranding
• Council addresses other business
• Local store wins Google's national contest
• Update 12-07-11
• Citizens speak out on NNSA's waste facility
• NM couple found in eastern Arizona; wife dead
• Council approves consortium grant
• Update 12-06-11
• Junior handler invited to AKC national championships
• Authorities inch closer to wrapping up rollover probe
• Police Beat 12-06-11
• Snow ushers in WinterFest parade
• Broadband group pushes initiative
• Authorities looking for missing New Mexico couple
• Winter storm blasts New Mexico with snow, cold
• Los Alamos Life wants your best pix!
• It's a snow day... send Los Alamos Life your best pix!
• Trial starts on NM congressional redistricting
• NM hit with winter blast, closing schools, I-40
• Prepare for extremely cold temperatures
• State police say travel is discouraged due to snow
• Postal cuts to slow delivery of first-class mail--video extra
• NCRTD honors Wismer
• Update 12-04-11
• NNSA continues aerial survey
• House redistricting scheduled for Dec. 12
• LANL scrutinizes costs, spending
• Cops nab suspect in Pojoaque trailer park murder
• Deadline looms... Los Alamos Life wants your best pix
• Update 12-02-11
• Correction 12-02-11
• Time to get your tree
• School officials fear more funding cutbacks
• Stay healthy and be safe during extreme cold or snowy weather
• Lab names new weapons boss
• Crews prepare for ‘fight’
• Owner Fights To Keep Eatery
• IRS looking to return $153 million this year
• Update 12-01-11
• Restaurant Inspections 12-01-11
• Wind, cold temps, snow in store for NM
• Ice rink public meeting scheduled
• Ourston assesses roundabout potential
• Getting ready for the holidays
• Ex-teacher sentenced in sex case
• Boy busted for burping in class
• Family looking for answers months after killings
• Unemployment aid applications up 2nd straight week
• Judge’s ruling allows Republicans to obtain redistricting email
• Update 11-30-11
• On the Docket 11-30-11
• Hallmark Store goes up for sale
• Study Group's first suit to be heard in appeals
• Water Main Break on Central
• Cold temperatures, snow on the way
• No to hotel, yes to conventions
• Hotel/Conference Center feasibility meeting
• Santa Fe ski area to open Saturday
• Two LANL scientists win E.O. Lawrence Awards
• Police beat 11-29-11
• Hotel/Conference Center feasibility meeting tonight
• Court to hear appeal of nuke lab suit
• Internet tax loophole targeted
• Ohio county takes 200-pound 8-year-old from mother--video extra
• American Airlines parent seeks Ch. 11 protection--video extra
• Ohio county takes 200-pound 8-year-old from mother
• Police: NM man facing 16th DWI
• NM ski season off to stellar start despite drought
• Get published! Los Alamos Life wants your best pix
• Police step up DWI enforcement
• Community supports young patient
• Update 11-27-11
• Curiosity rover makes way toward Mars
• LANL wants more time for cleanup
• Courageous Challenge
• Lab continues with PF-4 upgrades
• N.M. agency assesses millions in penalties
• NBA owners, players reach tentative deal
• Countdown to Mars Launch--video extra
• Is Sustainability Science Really a Science?
• Gov. announces approval of fed disaster declaration
• N.M. agency assesses penalties
• Update 11-25-11
• Statues in downtown LA could help Creative District
• DPU forming Conservation Advisory Group
• Countdown to Mars Launch
• Charges dropped against Vigils
• Earlier deals, longer hours woo Friday shoppers
• Plane with 3 men, 3 children crashes in Arizona--video extras
• More trails open at Bandelier
• Welcome reception
• Restaurant Inspections 11-24-11
• Giffords serves Thanksgiving meal at Ariz air base
• Judge clears Vigils in infant's death
• NM Congress reps speak out on super committee
• On The Docket 11-23-11
• Update 11-23-11
• Ice Rink, West Road to open Monday
• DPU strategic goals address various upcoming challenges
• Legacy waste lingers amid cleanup efforts
• 'Feed the 500' Food Drive
• Seen at the Scene: Changing Seasons
• Holiday safety
• Update 11-22-11
• School board looks at redistricting
• AARP honors Los Alamos man
• Two car accident causes rollover on West Jemez
• Police Beat 11-22-11
• LANL cleanup priorities shift amid budget squeeze
• Economy grew at 2 percent rate in third quarter
• Super flop: Deficit-cutting panel gives up--video extras
• Second phase of NNSA aerial flyover underway Monday
• Man run over by several vehicles is identified
• Minimum retirement age of 55 proposed for teachers
• New business concept opens in White Rock
• More details emerge in death
• Enterprise ribbon cutting
• Update 11-20-11
• New business opens in White Rock
• Public weighs in on nature center
• DOE auditor suggests lab closures
• FBI releases photo in New Mexico sex torture case--video extra
• NNSA plans for second phase of aerial flyover
• Update 11-18-11
• A chance to recoup losses
• Stover sticks up for Los Alamos
• Church hosts holiday bazaar Saturday
• Restaurant Inspections 11-17-11
• Update 11-17-11
• NMED to lab: No renegotiation of Consent Order
• Pint-Sized Shoppers
• ESB will mull pay as you throw
• District judge to hear cases locally
• Bake sale to raise funds for cancer research
• Stronger factories, lower prices lift the economy
• Legislative report faults state school funding system
• Update 11-16-11
• The Hive soon to be buzzing
• Report says LA, WR the smartest places in NM
• Lights come out on Central
• Nuke Safety Board to convene in Santa Fe
• Foreign college student numbers down in NM
• New Mexico fines private prison operator
• LANL works on ultra-low field MRI
• Festival of the trees
• Update 11-15-11
• Police Beat 11-15-11
• Ortiz, Knapp named Players of the Year
• About Jack Killeen
• WR committee moves forward
• Cops: 2-year-old's throat slashed by NM dad
• NM rattlesnakes used for cancer research trials
• AP Exclusive: NM governor clarifies immigrant past
• Update 11-13-11
• Edgewater awarded subcontract by LANS
• Spread holiday cheer at home, worldwide
• Fall arrives late in some Southwestern pockets
• U.S. Senate candidate Heinrich visits LA
• With groundbreaking, Smart Grid project underway
• Crosswalks will ‘shock wave’ Trinity traffic
• Veterans' Day observances scheduled across the state
• Update 11-10-11
• Restaurant Inspections 11-10-11
• UNM-LA funding supports IT upgrades
• Hilltoppers Defy The Odds
• Missing LA man found dead
• Leisure pool drowns in 'No' votes
• Cain says he was 'falsely accused' of harassment
• Kim Kardashian files for divorce after 10 weeks
• Educators question rules for grading schools A-F
• Sheriff conducts pre-Halloween sweep
• Hilltoppers are district champs!
• It’s not if, but when
• Metzger’s ‘gets plugged in’
• Minimum retirement age proposed for state educators
• Update 10-30-11
• 25th Annual Health Fair
• Bandelier reopens to autos Monday
• Pancake Breakfast set for Saturday
• Livermore gets new director
• LA Legion riders to hold benefit
• Update 10-28-11
• Health Fair scheduled for Saturday
• County wants to be prepared
• LANL Honors R&D 100 Winners
• Cost hikes raise CIP concerns
• Update 10-27-11
• Restaurant Inspections 10-27-11
• Goblins get ready
• Rodgers appointed to NCRTD board
• Bandelier to open to private vehicles next week
• Update 10-26-11
• Leisure pool vote off to choppy start
• Local resident played key role in heat pipe technology
• WR visitor center costs skyrocket
• Autio offered Bernalillo County Attorney job
• Some spooky science Friday at Bradbury
• Update 10-25-11
• Miracle of technology helps girl to qualify
• Topper boys will travel to Piedra Vista to open playoffs
• Caldera’s outlook brightens under NPS
• West Road remains closed due to erosion
• Bandelier Says Thanks
• Police Beat 10-25-11
• Technology returns home to LA
• Strange but true: Bologna smuggler nabbed at border
• Gov. Martinez picks 5 finalists for PRC vacancy
• NNSA releases Japan radiation data
• Seen at the Scene: JJAB
• Update 10-23-11
• Councilor contributed to U.S. mission
• 'Toppers roll to big win
• Leisure Pool bond issue goes before voters
• Second suit filed to block CMRR
• Hot off the grill
• Workplace fatalities decrease in N.M. for 2010
• VCNP to conduct executive director search
• Update 10-21-11
• John Pawlak: It's a waste of paint
• Planning 'A Good Goodbye'
• Hotel guests have reservations
• Board votes to ratify leases
• Spinoff receives NIH grant for device
• Speculation About Plane’s Passengers
• CDD ramps up code revisions
• Restaurant Inspections 10-20-11
• Update 10-20-11
• Ski benefit dinner scheduled for Friday
• Seen at the Scene: Piffaro
• Update 10-19-11
• On the Docket 10-19-11
• Beverly Agnew dies at age 91
• Session addresses CDD priorities
• Violence erupts as 2-day strike shuts down Greece
• GOP contenders turn fire on each other
• Front-runners emerge in Senate primaries
• Police Beat 10-18-11
• Aspens Ablaze in Fall Color
• 3.8 earthquake rattles region--video extra
• Charter Review clarifies initiative, referendum process
• LACA Concert
• Update 10-18-11
• Recounting a battle against cancer
• Santa Clara Pueblo reopens Puye Cliffs for tours
• LANL celebrates International Year of Chemistry
• Lab gets help in saving water
• Update 10-16-11
• Former PRC Commissioner Jerome Block jailed
• Correction 10-16-11
• Crews complete LANL administration building demolition
• LA Delegation Tours Sister City
• Police respond to Shamrock gas station heist
• Sellers to become LANL deputy director
• Authorities seize semi trucks
• Teen Center Study progresses
• Officials OK CMRR
• Update 10-14-11
• LAHS construction unable to catch up
• Top GOP senator open to changes in military health
• Park cleanup postponed, heartening NYC protesters--video extra
• LANL raises breast cancer awareness
• Finishing Touches
• Update 10-13-11
• A snowy backdrop
• Restaurant Inspections 10-13-11
• Council approves rezoning request
• CMRR Record of Decision issued
• French firm wins license for Idaho uranium plant
• Update 10-12-11
• Experts offer tips on mitigating home health hazards
• Lawmaker: CMRR should come into budget crosshairs
• Harold Morgan: If it sounds too good...
• Sullivan Field Ribbon Cutting
• Elections change for PRC candidates under review
• Lab finishes demolition of former admin building--video extra
• Martinez signs $86 million capital improvement bill
• Sayre joins LANL for plant research
• Chrysler, UAW agree on new contract
• Youth embrace teen center concept
• US aims to punish Iran for Saudi envoy plot--video extra
• Police Beat 10-11-11
• Search to begin in NM sex torture case
• Survey: US gas prices dip 13 cents in past 2 weeks
• Second semi crashes on N.M. 4
• Governor rejects redistricting plans
• Update 10-09-11
• Safety board wary of seismic issues at LANL
• Bandelier Shuttle Runs Near Capacity
• State Briefs 10-07-11
• Update 10-07-11
• Lab, subcontractors help flood-damaged Santa Clara Pueblo
• Semi truck crash closes N.M. 4
• Fiery train derailment in Ill. leads to evacuation
• Nobel Peace Prize goes to women's rights activists
• N.M.4 reopens this morning after semi rollover -- photos added
• State Briefs 10-06-11
• Update 10-06-11
• Two initiatives launched at NMSBDC
• NNSA disassembles nuclear weapons pits
• Here Comes the Sun
• Restaurant Inspections 10-06-11
• New county exec preps to lead
• Crashes abound on N.M. 502
• More people sought unemployment aid last week
• On the Docket 10-05-11
• Update 10-05-11
• Lighting Up Fuller Lodge
• October is Crime Prevention Month
• Costly court battle looms
• Poll: 1 in 3 vets sees Iraq, Afghan wars as wastes
• Israeli wins chemistry Nobel for quasicrystals--video extra
• Regulators step down
• Redistricting attorneys OK’d for Legislature
• Construction Zone 10-04-11
• Police Beat 10-04-11
• Definitely not your average vacation
• Hamburger Nite in LA
• Environmental issues continue to plague LANL
• Medical Center appoints CEO
• Studies of universe's expansion win physics Nobel--video extra
• Seen at the Scene: Homecoming 2011
• Update 10-02-11
• Hairy, crazy ants invade from Texas to Miss.
• Dam reconstruction resumes next spring
• LANL announces fund recipients
• Seen at the Scene: United Way Kickoff
• Update 09-30-11
• 'Toppers face tough test on Homecoming
• Redistricting dispute heads to high court
• LA Golf Course Study underway
• Longtime local frequents Farmers Market
• Councilor makes costly motion
• Paramedics up next in trial of Jackson's doctor
• Fear in Colo. town at heart of Listeria outbreak
• Analysis: NM redistricting replays 2001 battle
• Update 09-28-11
• Restaurant Inspections 09-29-11
• Payne points to wins in Rio Rancho
• Researcher nets Presidential Award
• Experts propose life saving actions after nuclear strike
• Pending cases gain momentum
• Rumble in the Rio
• Work at Shamrock
• Update 09-28-11
• Communication key to candidate's style
• Councilors talk infrastructure
• Feds work with Santa Clara Pueblo on fire recovery
• Hughes gets unanimous nod as fire chief--video extra
• LA school gets taste of Hollywood
• More cleanup funding requested
• Perry immigration strategy may help woo Hispanics
• Philippine capital cleans up after storm kills 20
• NM illegal immigrant advocates launch new campaign
• United Way Kickoff
• New Mexico researcher part of monsoon study
• Update 09-27-11
• Program provides ID theft protection
• Shuttle to Bandelier begins
• Aspen probe widens
• For Burgess, it's about economic development
• Safety Board eyes criticality issues during LANL inspection
• LANL Announces Venture Acceleration Fund Recipients
• Losses, lack of support cited in UNM coach firing--video extra
• Locksley Out as UNM Head Football Coach--video extra
• Bus service begins Monday at Bandelier
• Nebraska man tapped for fire chief position
• Seismic issues rumble to surface
• Update 09-25-11
• Redistricting battle likely to head to court
• Benda talks about balance in community
• Flying high
• Update 09-23-11
• County breaks ground on muni building
• Martinez will veto redistricting plan
• Clean-up completed at MDA-B
• Residents get glimpse of county admin. candidates
• WIPP manager to trim jobs
• Two exhibits to open at Bradbury
• Update 09-22-11
• LANB expands Albuquerque office
• Summer's last hurrah
• Restaurant Inspections 09-22-11
• House passes redistricting plan
• CDD wants to add mixed use zoning
• Forecasts point to modest holiday growth
• Republicans stepping up criticism ahead of debate
• On the Docket 09-21-11
• NMED begins talks with LANL on clean-up
• Fire calls
• Update 09-21-11
• Council reviews CIP processes
• Seismic issues take the stage
• LA Contingent Calls On Governor
• Fall's in the air
• Questions linger in wake of MIG study
• Bandelier to open Frijoles Canyon Monday
• Officials stumped in theft of stumps
• Update 09-20-11
• Legislative panel OKs Senate redistricting plan
• Police Beat 09-20-11
• Council grants liquor license
• 1 million urged to evacuate as typhoon nears Japan
• Are rich taxed less than secretaries?
• Emmycast with Jane Lynch presiding was a winner
• Dolores Hope, wife of Bob Hope, dies at 102
• Bandelier monument to open Frijoles Canyon
• Labor Dept. expands enforcement of wage violations
• Obama to propose $1.5 trillion in new tax revenue
• Roofing detail
• Lawmakers OK education panel redistricting
• Expect delays on truck route
• Seen at the Scene: Friday's concert
• Update 09-18-11
• Board recommends sculpture for Justice Center entrance
• Finalists in town this week
• Reno crash killed 9; probe focuses on wayward part--video extras
• Friday's Prep Football Scores From Around the State
• Update 09-16-11
• New fire suppression system pays off
• Chiles spice up Farmers Market
• CIP Committee preps process recommendations
• Official: More than 75 injured in air race crash
• Feds declare LA disaster area
• Update 09-15-11
• The next Big Idea set for Saturday
• Defying orders, hero Marine saved other troops--video extra
• Seventh arrest nets second speed lab
• Texas execution halted amid Supreme Court review
• Panetta: DOD cuts could up jobless rate by 1 point
• LDRD Day highlights technology
• LA sounds off on redistricting
• All Geared Up
• NM Environment Department raises listeriosis cases to 10
• Stover appointed to JJAC
• Update 09-14-11
• Up, Up and Away
• State Police: No Labor Day DWI fatalities
• Administrator search narrows
• Regulation and Licensing Department cautions against investor schemes
• CRC approves DPU Charter revisions
• Detectives bust mobile meth lab operation
• Richardson pushes to see jailed American
• MainStreet makes the grade
• Police Beat 09-13-11
• Update 09-13-11
• Pivotal redistricting hearing set for Wednesday
• United Way fundraiser
• CRC approves Charter revisions
• Leila Lopes of Angola is crowned Miss Universe--video extra
• Poll: Americans feel safe, but Congress shouldn't
• Valles Caldera area open, fire restrictions lifted
• Los Alamos MainStreet program gains national accreditation
• NM police make prostitution busts at State Fair--video extra
• Recounting 9/11 at Pentagon
• Update 09-11-11
• Rest of LA Apartments to be demolished
• Seen at the Scene: Eco Station opening
• Clarification 09-09-11
• Update 09-09-11
• Smoke in LA caused by 250-acre Guacamalla Fire
• Lujan urges lab to contract more small businesses
• Bill would slice county in three--see attached map
• Officials chase unconfirmed al-Qaida bomb threat
• Cut taxes, Obama tells Congress in $450B jobs plan
• Martinez commemorates Literacy Day
• On the docket 9-8-11
• Analysis: Rural New Mexico risks loss in redistricting
• LANL remembers 9-11
• Senate Committee OKs $11B to NNSA
• Trinity Drive still hot topic
• State Briefs 09-07-11
• Tech company to build science ghost town in NM
• Update 09-07-11
• Lab to host LDRD Day Tuesday at Buffalo Thunder
• Legislators convene special session
• Roasting Chile
• Couple busted near LAPD parking lot
• GOP debate features first appearance for Perry
• Congress returns to fight over jobs, budget cuts
• Seen at the Scene: Galileo's Footsteps
• State Briefs 09-06-11
• Update 09-06-11
• Lab: Detonations needed to get rid of explosive waste
• Water meter inventory in progress
• Special session: Hall keeps fingers crossed on redistricting issue
• CRC votes on sheriff this week
• Two arrested on drug, child abuse charges
• Romney unveils economic plan ahead of Obama speech
• Poll: OK to trade some freedoms to fight terrorism
• Dems, GOP governor at odds as session looms 

• State Briefs 09-04-11
• Construction Zone 09-04-11
• Update 09-04-11
• Trinity debate takes a turn
• Tropical Storm Lee's outer bands pelt Gulf Coast
• A hot issue on the campaign trail: theology
• Lawmakers urged to keep Indian-majority districts 

• Update 09-02-11
• In Brief 09-02-11
• LANL attracts 1,350 students
• Authorities raid pot farm at Bandelier--video extra
• Utility to stop river diversions until Nov. 1
• State Briefs 09-01-11
• Update 09-01-11
• NCRTD set to try again Friday
• Small fire breaks out in Jemez
• Switching it up
• Colorado logger cuts off toes after foot is pinned
• State Briefs 08-31-11
• Keeping the Plants Happy
• LANL in line for new waste shipping containers
• A-19-a Master Planning Study open house tonight
• On the Docket 08-31-11
• Pa. school to launch STEM initiative with LANL help
• Update 08-31-11
• Zozobra's organizers hope to limit crowd
• Police Beat 08-30-11
• Update 08-30-11
• Governor to seek road money in special session
• CRC Tackles Initiative & Referendum
• DOE inspector issues report on lab remediation
• Census: NM ranks 5th in proportion of gay couples
• Construction Zone 08-28-11
• Update 08-28-11
• Family of missing man tries to move on
• Homestead Marker project gets go ahead
• NNSA Issues Final SEIS for Nuclear Facility Part of CMRR project
• State jet sold to Alaska couple
• Update 08-26-11
• Bike and Hike is this weekend
• Salazar named LANL's tribal relations liaison
• ACT changes after-school bus routes
• LA pays tribute
• Redistricting committee to meet in Las Vegas and Santa Fe
• Bread from another world
• Foreclosures made up 31 pct. of home sales in 2Q
• Search for damage after earthquake
• Power Outage
• Update 08-24-11
• 'Toppers looking for a repeat performance in 2011
• Trinity Project slow but steady
• Suspect in fatal shooting kills himself
• Rep. Lujan outraged over claims made at NM hearing
• Suspect in fatal shooting releases son, kills himself
• Back to School for Los Alamos - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Los Alamos to host Thank You event
• Police Beat 08-23-11
• Council set to hear Trinity Site update
• Santa Clara gov escapes flash flood
• Sunday's monsoon hits El Rancho
• Flood waters swamp roadways
• Suspect in fatal shooting traced to LA vicinity
• Biden lauds Japan's resolve in tsunami zone visit
• AP survey: No recession but weakness will endure
• Sunday's rainstorm floods Bandelier and other areas
• Albuquerque utility curtails river diversions
• Santa Clara governor escapes flash flood
• Sunday's rainstorm impacts Bandelier and other areas
• Changes to Environmental Service Division's Quarterly Pick Up
• Seen at the Scene 08-21-11
• Update 08-21-11
• NCRTD sees increased ridership
• Redistricting looms large
• Construction Zone 08-21-11
• Update 08-19-11
• Crash snarls Thursday evening traffic on Hill
• Storm causes flash flood in Peralta Canyon
• Customers rate utilities above average
• Hay hauler hung up
• Copper thieves target federal sites
• Long drought breaks records
• Sugarland tour resumes in NM after stage tragedy
• Ready for a New Year
• NMCF to host public meeting
• Exchange program seeks participants
• Update 08-18-11
• Lab provides update on permit request
• Bicycle lanes warrant caution
• Unemployment numbers remain staggering
• Pope demands greater ethics in economic policy
• Transit agency changes afternoon routes
• On the Docket 08-17-11
• Update 08-17-11
• Thomas named ACS Fellow
• Decision by EPA may cause DPU rates to rise
• Fire chief finalists to visit community
• Intersection earns its stripes
• Vigils charged with child abuse
• Core wholesale inflation up most in 6 months
• Obama to give major jobs speech
• DA files child abuse charges in Baby Grey case
• Superblitz to kick off Friday
• Update 08-16-11
• Predicting the future?
• Police Beat 08-16-11
• Correction 08-16-11
• Gunfire in Syrian coastal city; 35 dead in 4 days
• US stock futures fall on global economic worries
• Santa Fe Strip club shooter still at large
• Police: Kidnapper thwarted by alert neighbor--video extra
• To be frank, it's a dog fight
• Taos Bridge renovations won't include hampers to jumpers
• Cone zone 8-14-11
• Event supports Alzheimer's research
• Bandelier comes back to life
• 'Toppers are tops!
• Lab sends permit modification request to NMED
• Girl obtains restraining order against alleged stalker
• Staff Day highlights accomplishments, goals
• ‘Bambi’ pays a visit
• Rotary school supply drive
• Update 08-11-11
• Valles Caldera to take part in national competition
• Scientists spy on ions using neutrons
• Muni Building site plan approved
• Weekly unemployment aid applications decline to 395K
• Two LANL meetings scheduled
• BAER update for Wednesday
• Sauer named Chemistry, Life and Earth Sciences associate director
• Update 08-10-11
• Snyder leaves Los Alamos Site Office Deputy Manager post
• Keynote speaker living proof of 'The American Dream'
• HAZMAT Challenge
• US stock futures fall after best day since 2009
• Cameron: UK won't let 'culture of fear' take over
• Pet supply drive
• LANL honors inventors
• Police Beat 08-09-11
• Perry seeking to change dynamics of GOP race
• LANL to host two meetings
• Education chief talks about move to grading system while in LA
• Japan ignored own radiation forecasts
• Plunge on Wall Street threatens to spook consumers
• Injured hiker airlifted to safety after Sunday mishap
• Construction Zone 08-07-11
• Update 08-07-11
• Trail volunteer meeting covers work and warnings
• Lost but not forgotten
• Teacher arraigned on charges--video extra
• NNSA conducts aerial survey
• McMillan addresses community leaders' event
• Update 08-05-11
• NCRTD still looking for executive director
• New Hilltopper hoops coach plans to maintain team's philosophy
• Trinity redesign scrutinized
• Teacher arraigned on charges
• Correction 08-05-11
• Powerful typhoon bears down on China's east coast
• Unemployment rate dips, economy adds 117K jobs
• Los Alamos Middle School teacher charged in sex case
• Cielo begins high res 3-D weapon simulations
• Decision Time
• Bandelier open to visitors
• Update 08-04-11
• Council approves sewage rate increase
• Daring Helicopter Rescue During Wildfire
• Health law windfall for Massachusetts hospitals
• More to FAA shutdown than air service subsidies
• Unemployment aid applications tick down to 400K
• On the Docket 08-04-11
• Error frees repeat drunken-driving offender
• 2011 Relay for Life slated to begin Friday
• NCRTD search committee recommends Mortillaro as executive director
• Council tables capital projects election ordinance
• Spending cuts could impact lab
• NM 4 at 501 intersection reopens in both directions after rock, mud slides
• Volunteers throw their backs into trail repair
• Las Conchas Fire fully contained
• Rio Grande water restored to ABQ customers
• Motorcyclist in critical condition
• Forty Years of Service
• Update 08-02-11
• Lightning blows hole in runway
• Police Beat 08-02-11
• Mullen: US troops must have legal immunity to stay in Iraq
• Senate likely to pass debt ceiling bill
• Motorcyclist still critical after crash on NM 502
• Healthcare reform: Insurers must cover birth control with no copays
• Las Conchas burned area treatments begin
• Motorcyclist dies after crash on NM 502
• NASA’s Chem Cam gets final destination
• Council considers sewage rate increase
• NM welcomes medal of honor winner
• Update 07-31-11
• Benefit concert organized for Las Conchas Fire victims
• Valles Caldera reopens
• Fire Marshal Thompson retires
• For staff, it’s all about acting
• Los Alamos First United Methodist Church to host Hometown Nazareth
• 'Extreme Makeover' comes to NM
• Runway rehab winding down
• Valles Caldera to open Saturday
• High tech interns learn sustainability
• House passes debt limit bill; Senate set to reject
• Motorcyclist severely injured on NM 502
• Hazmat Challenge is coming to LANL Aug. 2-5
• Firefighter tribute
• NM jobless rate drops to 6.8 percent
• Santa Fe National Forest to ease fire restrictions
• Update 07-28-11
• Council Not Yet Sold on Creative District
• Fire nearly contained
• Special ops chief warns of al-Qaida 2.0
• House GOP sets vote on revamped debt-limit bill
• GOP retools plan as Congress seeks to avert debt crisis
• Update 07-27-11
• Pedestrian hit on Trinity still in hospital
• LANL employees raise $272K for scholarship fund
• Council examines nuisance code
• Runoff causing problems
• Las Conchas Fire 95 percent contained
• Pajarito ski hill survives fire
• Stock futures fall as debt stalemate continues
• South Korea landslides leave 32 dead, 10 missing--video extra
• Search for a New County Administrator Continues
• Man arrested in dry cleaners holdup
• Baby died of brain disorder
• Police nab two suspects in double stabbing
• Update 07-26-11
• NCRTD interviews 5 candidates
• BPU, CRC on possible collision course
• Police Beat 07-26-11
• Working in White Rock
• Players vote to OK deal to end NFL lockout
• Man arrested in stick-up of local dry cleaners
• Cops nab suspects in double stabbing
• AP Sources: NFL, players have agreed to deal
• Man arrested in hold-up at local dry cleaners
• Emergency motion filed in NM emissions case
• Update 07-24-11
• Wild West attitude still prevalent in NM
• 133 acres burned on lab property
• Protecting dam is high priority
• LAFD snuffs two house fires
• Cone Zone 7-24-11
• State Briefs 07-22-11
• Collection for pet supplies underway
• Update 07-22-11
• Potential key to unlock biomass energy discovered
• DPU head: Staff really 'stepped up' during fire
• Flood fears subside in LA, WR
• Judge says he will be cleared of rape charge
• LANL's Pet Supply Drive underway
• Update 07-21-11
• DPU opposes proposed Charter changes
• Flash flood watch, fire update issued
• Lab cited for RACER violation
• Last space shuttle comes home, ends 30-year era--video extra
• Market Research Supports Proposed Fiber-Optic Network as a Good Idea
• Seen at the Scene: Rockin' the House
• LANL installs additional protective flood measures
• LASG brings CMRR argument to town
• Trail Network reopens Thursday
• Power outages impact Los Alamos residents
• Update 07-20-11
• NM district judge arrested on rape, other charges
• United States Forest Service Hosts Workshops
• Power Outages
• County Trail Network Reopens
• Crisis Response Hotline changes hands
• Pavement work begins in White Rock
• Police Beat 07-19-11
• No more burnouts are planned
• BAER teams spring into action
• Sheriff takes center stage at CRC meeting
• Cochiti Lake closures extended -- again
• Softball: WR Majors are in state semifinal
• Anti-nuke group vows to fight Manhattan project parks
• Construction Zone 07-17-11
• LA Study Group to hold forum at Fuller Lodge
• Update 07-17-11
• Izraelevitz has record of community service
• Fire protections outlined at TA-21
• State has $360M available in 2013
• Correction 07-17-11
• Update 07-15-11
• Signals go up at Diamond and Trinity
• Blaze at 150K acres, 61 percent contained
• Search narrows for NCRTD executive
• Broadband Meetings Clarify, Confuse
• Cops snare LA's most wanted fugitives
• Rancher: Fire could have been averted
• Manhattan Project Park under consideration
• Permitting process streamlined
• Hotel Eklund volunteers pack cookies
• Update 07-14-11
• LAMS promotes Kilburn to principal
• Suspect allowed to view child porn in Wash. jail--video extra
• Wambach lifts US to final in 3-1 win over France--video extra
• Update 07-13-11
• LAHS catch-up work gains funding
• Area preps for possible floods
• Suspect allowed to view child porn in Wash. jail
• Valles staging area to open today
• Local man faces 56 child sex charges
• Valles Caldera to reopen staging area Wednesday
• Council selects Hall's successor
• Gov. calls in help for BAER
• Seen at the Scene: Helitack crews
• Police Beat 07-12-11
• Update 07-12-11
• Divorce & Dismemberment: Man's penis cut off, put through garbage disposal
• Fitch affirms county utility system revenues at 'A-'; outlook stable
• Council set to hear pitch on new hotel and conference center
• Cone zone 7-10-11
• LA loses more than a chaplain
• Town shutdown buffets businesses
• Stubborn wildfire continues to grow
• Governor outlines flood mitigation efforts
• Transportation Board recommends MIG proceed
• Dealing with smoke odor
• Evacuation of elderly praised
• Governor declares state of emergency to augment flood mitigation resources
• LANL Closes Road, Trails for Safety Reasons
• Fire fight advances despite wind
• Seven year old child hit by car
• Farmers Market brings sense of normalcy back to town
• Animal shelters return to normal
• County Council debates CIP funding
• More insight offered into cause of Las Conchas wildfire
• FAA restricts local airspace
• Insurance agents hit the area
• Library celebrates Navajo culture
• Lab employees return to work
• County Council approves Strategic Leadership Plan
• Las Conchas Wildfire puts stress on wildlife
• Residents survey damage from massive NM wildfire
• Weather contributes to Los Alamos fire behavior
• Repopulation of LA deemed seamless
• Medical center back to full speed
• LANL to reopen Wednesday
• Former hotshot's perspective on Las Conchas Fire
• Repopulation deemed seamless
• 07-05-11 Police Beat
• Smith’s, Co-op market ready for business
• County services resume
• Joey Chestnut chows down 5th hot dog contest win--video extra
• Residents allowed to return to Los Alamos
• Investigators find cause of Las Conchas wildfire
• Officials warn residents not to put trash out until trash day
• Smith’s, Co-op ready for business
• LANL preps to re-open Wednesday
• County issues safety precautions for returning residents
• Eateries Pitch In To Feed Firefighters
• Los Alamos Medical Center reopening is underway
• NR#50 Media Information Center
• NR #43 Update on Current Fire Restrictions in Los Alamos County
• NR#31 July 1, 2011 3:15 p.m.
• NR - Council Extends Deadline for Letters of Interest
• LANL enters recovery mode
• Los Alamos evacuees show tremendous spirit
• Friday morning LA County update
• It's official: Las Conchas blaze now largest wildfire in state history
• The Los Alamos County Summer Concert Series will go on
• Fire mitigation efforts ongoing at laboratory
• Public packs briefing in White Rock
• County asks for help in managing donations
• Horses, owners find temporary home at SF Equestrian Center
• Limited number of county employees to report to work Friday
• McMillan: Some employees have lost homes to fire
• Fire battle begins to turn corner
• Airplane deployed to monitor air over NM fire
• Fire Mitigation Efforts Ongoing at Laboratory
• Public Lands within and around Santa Fe National Forest to close Thursday--video extra
• Boys basketball: King resigns from LAHS
• Lab announces closure Thursday, Friday
• Kiwanis Independence Day event canceled
• 06-29-11 Police Beat
• LANL: First High-Volume Air Samples Come in ‘Clean’
• Pre-Burns to Occur on LANL Western Boundary
• Meeting draws large crowd
• Public Lands within and around Santa Fe National Forest to close tomorrow--video extra
• LANL Announces Closure for Friday, July 1
• Fire update as of 9:30 p.m.
• Lab announces closure Thursday
• Public information meeting draws large crowd
• Red Cross Coordinating Donations & Volunteers
• County/LANL update
• Lab's McMillan: Safety comes first
• Las Conchas wildfire at 60,000+ acres; Los Alamos under mandatory evacuation -- photos added
• California Air Guard aids in NM wildfire fight
• Thousands evacuated from Los Alamos--video extra and photos added
• LANL announces Wednesday, Thursday closures
• Wildfire swells near New Mexico nuclear laboratory
• Fire update as of 11:30 a.m.
• Council Set to Review Strategic Goals on June 28
• Las Conchas wildfire reaches the ski hill
• Flames threaten renovated Bandelier visitor center
• Shelter for the rest of the family
• Evacuees find welcome in surrounding areas
• LANL announces Wednesday closure
• AIR QUALITY ALERT!
• Las Conchas wildfire at 43,000+ acres; Los Alamos under mandatory evacuation -- photos added
• Charter Review Committee meeting canceled
• Hazardous Waste permit meeting canceled
• Governor visits LA Emergency Ops
• Espanola Valley Humane Society update
• Bingaman: FEMA declares Las Conchas fire eligible for federal assistance
• Mortillaro a finalist in Topeka Kansas city manager search
• Construction Zone 06-26-11
• Update 06-26-11
• Ansell’s essay wins overall champion honors
• Council set to finalize strategic plan
• A Dog Gone Miracle
• Unemployment falls locally, statewide
• El Rancho family slain with pickax
• Update 06-24-11
• LAPS bolsters art education with $209,000 grant
• CRC set to mull fate of sheriff in LA
• Police: Profs ran site for esteemed men to get sex--video extras
• NM 4 project gets green light
• Former UNM head jailed in prostitution case--video extras
• Wednesday in the Park
• Update 06-23-11
• LANL scientists earn R&D 100 Awards
• NM Boys' State fosters citizenship
• False alarm
• Former UNM head jailed in prostitution case--video extra
• Los Alamos' Most Wanted
• Unemployment applications jump by most in a month--video extra
• Storms damage barns, chapel at Churchill Downs--video extra
• Fires will burn until rainy season
• On the Docket 06-22-11
• Everybody knows it's windy
• Update 06-22-11
• El Rancho deaths are now homicide probe
• Program aids with budgeting
• Board OKs bond sale Tuesday
• Extreme Fire Danger: Bandelier Closure Set for June 24; Additional Fire Restrictions Added for Los Alamos County
• Triple slaying in El Rancho becomes homicide probe
• Spring has Unsprung
• Utah man updated Facebook status during standoff
• Update 06-21-11
• Sombrillo employee is among 3 found shot to death in El Rancho
• No containment yet on fire
• Police Beat 06-21-11
• Council ponders the future of Progress Through Partnering
• Judge approves settlement over Indian royalties
• DOE puts out request for WIPP management contract
• Pacheco Wildfire grows to 3800 acres in Santa Fe National Forest--video extras
• Five anti-nuke protesters arrested attempting to breach LANL security
• Pacheco Wildfire continues to burn in Santa Fe National Forest--video extras
• Five anti-nuke protesters arrested attempting to access LANL
• State Police ID 3 found shot to death in El Rancho home
• Internet minders OK vast expansion of domain names
• NM lawmakers start the task of redistricting
• Police probe deaths of 3 found in El Rancho
• Update on the Pacheco Canyon Wildfire
• Mortillaro among finalists for Auburn NY city manager post
• McIlroy wins US Open by 8 shots--video extra
• Pacheco Canyon Fire burns in Santa Fe National Forest--video extra
• LANL names fund recipients
• Construction Zone 06-19-11
• Co-op hosts Student Sustainability Challenge
• Update 06-19-11
• LA county to receive $82K in PILT funding
• Reactions are swift to CMRR proposed cut
• LATA tops technology list
• Update 06-17-11
• Non-profits to receive $153K
• LANL, NNSS team up for critical experiment
• Council struggles with capital project referendum scenario
• Fire out at TA-39
• Texting campaign kicked off
• Trucks line up for runway construction
• Activists plan LANL peace vigil
• Anniversary at the council meeting
• Update 06-16-11
• Smart House site plan scores approval--see attachment
• Small fire contained at TA-39
• Wedding reception grows into Rave near Camp May
• DPU Needs Sewer Rate Hike To Get Flush
• Feds arrest local man for making death threats
• CMRR faces possible budget cut
• On the Docket 06-15-11
• Update 06-15-11
• Walp wants authorities to reopen probe
• Process begins to fill vacancy
• Taxpayers to foot hefty lab pension tabs
• State Briefs 06-15-11
• Local governments debate firework bans
• Council Seeks J. Hall Replacement
• Update 06-14-11
• Lab program helps small businesses overcome technical challenges
• Runway construction
• Wildfires burn across state
• Agreement with Trinity Site developer nears
• Police Beat 06-14-11
• Happy Flag Day
• Bachmann: Time was ripe to jump into 2012 race--video extra
• Congress returns to work, Weiner goes to treatment
• Wildfire near NM-Colo. Border doubles in size
• CORRECTION: County Council meeting location
• States' budget challenges differ
• Basketball: Mavericks top Heat for 1st NBA title--video extra
• 40 years after leak, Pentagon Papers coming out
• Construction Zone 06-12-11
• Update 06-12-11
• Hall sworn into State House
• A mineral is born: Terrywallaceite
• Road to Community Broadband a long one
• State receives grant for forest restoration
• ChamberFest in full swing
• County institutes fireworks ban
• Six teens arrested on burglary charges
• LA leaders endorse Wilson candidacy
• Update 06-10-11
• LANL employee to serve as governor's science advisor
• 30 people busted in Albuquerque sex sting--video extra
• In quest of some shade
• Los Alamos' Power Stable
• Swearing In Ceremony Set for Jim Hall
• Update 06-09-11
• DOE sponsors college program
• Council tackles infrastructure issues
• ChamberFest kicks off Friday
• Beware of traveling teeth-whiteners
• Hoping for June showers
• Arizona wildfire zeroes in on NM--video extra
• Veterinarians warn of pet health issues from smoke
• Weiner calling fellow Democrats to apologize
• LANL Foundation brings $10 million to northern NM school districts
• Hall to be sworn in Friday at council chambers
• Fallen fence
• Police Beat 06-07-11
• Update 06-07-11
• CRC addresses substantative changes
• Police chief to head Leadership Los Alamos
• Smoke from Arizona fires stirring local health issues
• Martinez taps local to fill Wallace post
• U.S., Russia lab directors meet
• Health care law waivers stir suspicion of favors
• Weiner-gate: Rep admits he sent lewd photo--video extra
• Meet the new lab director
• Another dry, windy month for Los Alamos, White Rock
• Cabins lost in Arizona fire
• Construction Zone 06-05-11
• Update 06-05-11
• Campbell ‘contributed to the community in a big way’
• Critics line up against CMRR project
• Retirement signals end of an era
• Loma Linda Fire
• State Briefs 06-03-11
• Update 06-03-11
• Health Dept. advises residents on smoke
• Smoke on the horizon
• Pojoaque man dies after shootout with police--see video
• T-Board turns up the heat on contractor
• Red skies illuminate Los Alamos
• State police identify robbery suspect killed in shoot-out with authorities
• Unemployment rate climbs to 9.1 percent
• On board for space flight
• Pojoaque robbery suspect dies in shoot-out with deputies
• Locals vie for House seat
• Seen at the Scene: Memorial Day
• Update 06-02-11
• Trujillo named interim executive director at Valles Caldera
• Proposal would expand local Historic District
• San Ildefonso Road fire causes power outage
• Los Alamos Monitor prize winner
• State Briefs 06-01-11
• Update 06-01-11
• High bar set for proposed recalls
• Living in lightning strike territory
• Lab reaches milestone in waste shipment
• Next-to-last space shuttle flight lands on Earth
• Japan wants businessmen to shed suits, save energy
• Local rodeo queen qualifies for national championship
• Memorial Day in Los Alamos
• Class of 2011 bids farewell to LAHS
• State Briefs 05-31-11
• Update 05-31-11
• Jemez Falls campground evacuated
• Police Beat 05-31-11
• Park emergency road plan scaled down
• Driver in wreck that killed biker has long record
• Fire forces evacuation at Jemez Falls campgrounds
• Honoring the fallen on Memorial Day--video extra
• Man held in crash that killed Chimayo motorcyclist
• County briefs 05-29-11
• Construction Zone 05-29-11
• Update 05-29-11
• Governor to speak at two Memorial Day events
• Local bomb squad places in competition
• School’s out forever
• Exec aims to change culture
• Los Alamos Action Team is all about peer support
• Politicians praise McMillan's LANL appointment
• Cordova receives top award
• Teen surveys: No vice is off limits
• Nuke expert chosen to lead lab
• Update 05-27-11
• On the prowl
• Public Meetings Set for County Administrator Search Qualities & Qualifications
• New director named at Los Alamos National Lab
• Update 05-26-11
• County begins clubhouse demolition
• Energy prices held back growth in first quarter
• 'Supersolid' in Helium-4 research questioned
• UFO crashes into Black Hole's fence
• Uptick in purging medicine cabinets
• High winds cause power problems
• Maggiore gets NNSA post at LA Site Office
• Proponents Speak Out For CMRR
• LANL's Girrens and Beard take lead roles
• State Briefs 05-25-11
• Seen at the Scene: Kite Festival
• Update 05-25-11
• Police Beat 05-24-11
• Electronic poster display project
• Celebrating Rosenfest
• Update 05-24-11
• Board Passes Budget, Gets New Member
• UNM-LA board debates election
• Judge tosses CMRR lawsuit
• School district passes budget, names Venhaus to board
• Judge throws out case over Los Alamos nuclear plan
• Founder of Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta dies at 77
• CMRR meetings set to begin Monday
• Sullivan sod sale frenzy
• Petitions to take center stage
• Ballet battle: Schools lock horns over ‘Nutcracker’
• NNSA names new manager
• Construction Zone 05-22-11
• Update 05-24-11
• Pope phones astronauts in 1st papal call to space
• 'Macho Man' dies in car crash
• State Briefs 05-20-11
• Al-Qaida considered oil tankers as targets
• Update 05-20-11
• Wilderness bill takes aim at border security
• Historical Figures Immortalized in Bronze
• School budget approval stalls
• Bratcher leaves Valles Caldera post
• 5-year-old documents Habitat for Humanity project
• Statues dedication moved to Council Chambers
• District set to finalize budget
• State Briefs 05-19-11
• Update 05-19-11
• Bradbury to host updated supercomputing exhibit
• A new meaning to the term 'indoor plant'
• Update 05-18-11
• Bratcher leaves Valles Caldera Trust post
• NNSA unveils strategic plan
• Another truck uncovered at TA-21
• Bell schedule changes are coming for LAHS
• Colorado racer wins big in skateboard event
• Update 05-17-11
• LAYL class of 2011
• Teen rescued from Pueblo Canyon Monday night
• Police Beat 05-17-11
• Researchers investigate Greenland ice-mass
• Overlook Park access plan hits roadblock
• Endeavour soars on 2nd-to-last space shuttle trip--video extra
• Trump says no to presidential run
• Man dies from injuries suffered in Central Avenue accident
• Presentation set for BESC
• Construction Zone 05-15-11
• Author and alumnus returns to Chamisa Elementary
• Update 05-15-11
• Key meetings upcoming on LANL issues
• Skateboarders bring the speed
• Council set to cull nominee
• Residents ponder Trinity Roundabouts
• AG King issues local opinion
• NM regulators shuffled to new jobs
• Monday deadline to congratulate the Los Alamos High Class of 2011
• Walnut and Orange Parks temporarily closed
• Space still available on LANSCE jaunt
• Walnut & Orange Parks Temporarily Closed Starting May 16
• LANL expose' garners international award
• Valles Caldera gets first Senate hearing
• LANL expose' garners award
• Thelma Hahn resigns from school board
• Overlook Park Emergency Access: Public Mtg on May 16
• County porn probe results in disciplinary actions at FD
• Valles Caldera measure gets first Senate hearing
• District does budget balancing act
• Public to get chance to tour Neutron Science Center
• Update 05-11-11
• Historical society honors Stoddard’s WWII legacy
• County porn probe results released
• CRC tells council to hold fast to current form of government
• Seven hopefuls file for Wallace's state house seat
• Ice Cream Night
• Santa Fe Opera announces 2012 five-opera season
• Microsoft agrees to buy Skype for $8.5B--video extra
• Edgewater earns DOE honor
• Stripping criminals of ill-gotten gains
• Teen Pulse: Word on the Street--video extra
• Full face transplant patient makes 1st appearance--video extra
• Lawmakers name panel to work on NM redistricting
• NCRTD: No change in routes; Mortillaro named interim ED
• Construction Zone 05-08-11
• Web surfers could catch a big wave
• Update 05-08-11
• Learning how to green the community
• CMRR public comment extended
• Artists show off their wares at the Arts and Crafts Fair
• NCRTD: No change in routes
• ‘How far we’ve come’
• State Police recruiters to test in Santa Fe and Española
• Oppenheimer scholarship winners announced
• Update 05-06-11
• Aspen students win top honors for Ronald McDonald House
• Lauritzen garners Governor's Award
• Administrator search launches
• Oil price plunge continues ahead of US jobs data
• CEO pay exceeds pre-recession level
• Inside bin Laden's lair with SEAL Team Six--video extra
• Councilors share vision for the county
• Census: NM population getting older
• West Road CLOSED Starting Friday, May 6
• Council sends out a call for candidates
• Businesses sought for curb appeal grants
• NCRTD board expected to approve funding allocation option Friday
• Council picks muni option
• Raid poses narrative challenge for White House
• Stocks fall sharply after weak data on jobs
• DPU begins electric work to improve reliability
• Bin Laden's neighbors noticed unusual things--video extra
• County Set to Present at NCRTD Mtg on Friday
• Ouch: Woman arrested for biting off boyfriend's lip
• Update 05-03-11
• PEEC feels the pinch from variety of sources
• Police Beat 05-03-11
• U.S. rejoices at bin Laden's demise
• CRC mulls mayoral powers for council chair
• Council Seeks Letters of Interest for Wallace Position
• FEMA seeks to redeem agency reputation
• Pakistan's president denies harboring bin Laden
• NAVY SEALS DELIVER JUSTICE FOR BIN LADEN--video extras
• US kills Osama bin Laden decade after 9/11 attacks--video extra
• Inside the raid that killed bin Laden--video extra
• One unwary phone call led US to bin Laden doorstep--video extra
• Rain, rain go away at Churchill Downs
• US FORCES TAKE OUT BIN LADEN--video extras
• Monitoring group gets new name
• Got food?
• Update 05-01-11
• Teens get a raw taste of the law
• Let’s play ball!
• 2012 GOP hopefuls bash Obama, but who will run?
• Poles travel to Rome for John Paul beatification
• Deputy chief Sleik resigns
• LANL boss set to retire
• Radio Chat
• Conductor to give final performance today
• Congratulate the Los Alamos High Class of 2011
• Police to collect prescription drugs
• Wind Advisory in effect Friday
• Football: Newton goes 1st in less-than-festive NFL draft
• Obama embarks on day of high, lows in Ala., Fla.
• Britain celebrates monarchy as Kate, William wed--video extras
• Update 04-28-11
• CMRR case to continue Monday
• LA's energy work 'game changing'
• LANL, community groups reach water settlement
• LAPS aces state audit
• Local leaders mingle with governor--video extra
• Israel rejects Palestinian government with Hamas
• Economy slowed by high gas prices, bad weather
• Update 04-27-11
• Two county parks could be in for a makeover
• School board OKs audit firm
• Bernanke sees risks in further steps to spur jobs
• Governor vows to revisit key issues in September
• Practical Money Matters: For Mother’s Day, help Mom get organized
• A chilling spring scene
• Historic Statues Dedication Ceremony Set for May 19th
• Amazon.com's profit tumbles more than expected
• AP sources: Crocker top pick for Afghan post
• White House releases Obama birth certificate
• Officials say New Mexico fire burned 71,000 acres
• In a first, women surpass men in advanced degrees
• Update 04-26-11
• Maj. Robert Shilling named Chief of State Police
• Police Beat 04-26-11
• Gov. Martinez to be in Los Alamos Wednesday
• Mountain lions on the prowl around town
• Photographer LeRoy N. Sanchez has accumulated historic portfolio
• Plane carrying cocaine crashes in northern NM lake
• DPU customers may receive automated phone survey
• Construction Zone 04-24-11
• Update 04-24-11
• Motorcycle, car enthusiasts enjoy the ride
• Students descend on LANL for computing challenge
• NNSA issues impact statement in advance of court challenge
• County inaugurates hydroelectric turbine
• Guest list, seating plan released for royal wedding
• Syria death toll hits 120 over 2 days, group says
• US default could be doomsday option for economy
• DPU turbine starts up at Abiquiu
• Candidates vie for state Dem Party chair
• CMRR Draft Supplemental EIS available online
• GM likely to retake No. 1 sales spot from Toyota
• Dozens killed in bloodiest day of Syria uprising
• Flower Art
• Update 04-21-11
• LANL statistician receives Governor's Award
• NM unemployment rate drops to 8.1 percent
• NMDOT releases Chimayó walk plans
• NM ex-governor Johnson enters presidential race
• Council going proactive on maintenance
• Sheriff tracks down sex offender
• Officials: NADG, county close on Trinity Site deal
• Intern housing shortage continues to tax resources on Hill
• Intern housing bleak on Hill
• Obama at Facebook: New media, traditional tone
• Federal team helping Texas as 2nd firefighter dies--video extra
• Update 04-20-11
• Renowned photographer killed in Libya
• Fun at the park
• County helps soften LAPS budget crunch
• County hones in on Trinity Site Project
• McDonald's hiring day draws crowds, high hopes--video extra
• County briefs 04-19-11
• Update 04-19-11
• Fast action contains house fire
• Storm's human, financial toll rises in Raleigh, NC
• McDonald's hiring day draws crowds, high hopes
• $20 million for CIPs gains tacit approval
• Police Beat 04-19-11
• GOP insiders embrace Trump's presidential bid
• Running: So much for that tough Boston Marathon course--video extra
• Poll: Students grade high school down, college up
• Residential fire tapped out on Questa near LAHS
• Study points to vulnerabilities of plutonium facility in seismic event
• Radiation near Japan reactors too high for workers--video extra
• 1 in 5 New Mexicans gets government help for food
• Coro de Camara enchants audiences
• Members of N.M. Guard going to Middle East
• Construction Zone 04-17-11
• Update 04-17-11
• Crews work to nail LAHS completion date
• LA Public Schools respond to state audit request
• NCRTD narrows funding options
• Tornado kills pair of sisters in Oklahoma
• House prepares to vote on $6 trillion spending cut plan
• State imposes fire restrictions for most of NM
• Update 04-15-11
• Community mourns Wallace's passing at memorial service
• State questions LAPS numbers
• Teen Center opens its doors to the public
• Kidnapping captivated Las Vegas, NM, a century ago
• Update 04-14-11
• School district to provide audit report update to state
• Electrical problem shuts down work at TA-21
• Remembering Jeannette
• Budget hearings begin Saturday
• Homeland Security head visits LA
• Wind topples tree crushing Crossfire in White Rock
• Public Mtg #2 for Parcel A19a Set for April 25th
• AP-GfK Poll: Are your taxes fair? Most say yes
• Budget pact barely touches current-year deficit
• Council eyes muni designs
• U.S. District Court to hear CMRR case
• Mom drives van into Hudson River, kills self, 3 children
• Plague found in pets in two NM counties
• Update 04-13-11
• Los Alamos group talks tax reform
• LAPS ponders budget decisions
• Espanola bank employee sentenced to two years
• LA utility preps to fire up new hydroelectric turbine
• Work at Fuller Lodge
• Update 04-12-11
• Forbes lists Los Alamos as the sixth richest county in US
• Police patrol teams cover the gamut
• Police Beat 04-12-11
• Wallace to lie in state at Capital Rotunda Wednesday
• Charter subcommittee: No mayor for LA
• Update on Trinity Site Project Coming Soon
• Obama first to put tax increases on budget table
• Oil drops to near $108 ahead of key demand reports
• In Remembrance of State Representative Jeannette Wallace
• Charter Review Committee Votes on Should Los Alamos Have a Mayor
• Council Set to Discuss Strategic Plan at April 19 Mtg
• Forces capture Ivory Coast strongman in bunker--video extra
• Sen. Pete Domenici and others remember Rep. Jeannette Wallace
• Services set for Rep. Jeannette Wallace Thursday
• Earth Day Talk: Foundations of a Sustainable Society
• Man rushed to LAMC after his truck rolls over him
• Bandelier celebrates National Park Week
• Update 04-10-11
• Examining privatization impacts on national labs
• Belt-tightening continues for LAPS
• Rep. Jeannette Wallace to lie in state at capital
• Federal shutdown avoided, 2012 budget fight looms--video extra
• High Winds expected to whip Los Alamos vicinity through Saturday
• Jeannette Wallace remembered
• Woods makes charge at Augusta National
• LANL man named Security Professional of the Year
• Spring is in bloom
• Update 04-08-11
• Shutdown looms without agreement
• LA federal workers won't be furloughed
• Sydoriak shares her culture with Los Alamos
• MIG provides N.M. 502 study update
• Workers find truck buried in TA-21
• Poll: Few confident US ready for nuclear emergency
• Time's up: Obama and GOP scramble to halt shutdown--video extra
• April showers
• LANL researchers make nuclear fuels advance
• LA federal workers not expected to be furloughed Monday
• Deadline looms for Trinity Site Project
• Police: Ala man charged in mother-in-law's slaying
• Golf: McIlroy, Quiros off to roarin' start at Masters
• Shutdown talks yield no deal as clock ticks down
• Lawyers say Jackson was desperate over finances
• Fewer people sought unemployment aid last week
• Shutdown meeting at White House as time dwindles
• Libyan rebels say NATO airstrikes hit their forces
• Trump hammers away at Obama's citizenship question--video extra
• Del Norte Credit Union to get makeover
• Update 04-06-11
• House Republicans call for 'full funding' of nuke infrastructure
• Crews complete restoration at DP East
• Los Alamos County Warrants
• Colorado police pepper-spray misbehaving boy, 8--video extra
• Municipal court seeks to clear up 70 cases
• County turns down exemption
• Man delivers decomposing body to Espanola emergency room
• Authorities searching for double-murder suspect
• Women's basketball: Texas A&M beats Notre Dame 76-70 for NCAA title
• Bristol Palin earns $262K for teen pregnancy work
• No deal yet as possible government shutdown looms
• Update 04-05-11
• Icy wonderland
• Storms fell trees, crush homes in South, killing 9
• Libyan rebel leader says NATO isn't doing enough
• Police Beat 04-05-11
• NMBSA celebrates 10-year anniversary
• Gas line project aims to ensure dependability
• Poll reveals baby boomers' retirement fears
• No decision yet on transit funding
• 5 homes, barns burn in fast-moving NM grass fire--see video
• AP source: 9/11 suspects to face military tribunal
• Man and woman found dead in northern NM
• New Mexico women's basketball head coach retires
• Construction Zone 04-03-11
• State News at a Glance 04-03-11
• Wind Advisory in effect until Sunday night
• Construcion Zone 04-03-11
• Update 04-03-11
• Valles Caldera readies for hunting season
• EVAT joins in on county plans
• No decision on transit funding
• FDA proposes calorie counts on menus
• Israeli airstrike kills Gaza militants
• Fuselage hole causes terror at 36,000 feet--video extra
• FBI takes aim at public corruption
• Weather conditions set to make abrupt change Sunday into Monday
• PNM request for interim rate relief rejected
• Update 04-01-11
• President: Budget spending compromise within reach
• Interim CEO named for LAMC
• Early morning swim
• County eyes its own radio system
• Unemployment rate falls to 8.8 pct., two-year low
• Boehner signals compromise in budget talks
• Update 03-31-11
• Political group asks NM Secretary of State to resign due to racist comments
• LA boy in fair condition after near-drowning
• LAPS looks at land deals
• ACT routes may be in jeopardy
• Security clearances impact LAFD
• Charges fly after LA jail melee
• Proposed FY12 Budget Available Online
• Unemployment stats reveal mixed bag on hiring front
• Update 03-30-11
• Martinez signs school grading system legislation
• District scrambles to cut costs
• Business Watch: SBA Announces Grant to NM Small Business Development Centers
• Money Watch: Financial education summit seeks to build wealth
• Eye on the prize
• Arrest made in rest stop killings in Rio Arriba County
• Update 03-29-11
• Spring is here
• Police Beat 03-29-11
• Bell schedule may change for LAPS students
• Local bookkeeper indicted
• NASA wants Mars Rover Spirit to phone home
• Atomic City Transit may face funding cuts
• ATOMIC CITY TRANSIT FACING FUNDING CUTS
• Grand Jury indicts former local bookkeeper
• Libyan rebels close in on key Gadhafi stronghold--video extra
• Border agent shot man in back 3 times
• Chicago man arrested in Texas for NM killings
• NM man faces charges in Rio Arriba Co. double murder
• Albuquerque boy wins math contest; LA student also on national competition roster
• Unthinkable foursome heading to Houston
• Winning Mega Millions tix worth $319M sold in NY
• First woman to run for VP Geraldine Ferraro dies at 75--video extra
• ‘Spies Beneath Berlin’
• Wallace Discusses Voting Record
• Report: Nuclear defects not being disclosed
• Smart Grid project on track despite Japan disaster
• New Mexico job market remains stagnant
• LA county medical director found dead
• LAPS sees uptick in enrollment
• Crews contain 70 percent of Colo. wildfire--video extra
• Los Alamos County contract employee found dead
• Update 03-24-11
• Big political challenges greet Obama's return home
• LANL taps Bechtel man for position
• Obama signs off on NM disaster declaration
• Court: Man mauled after smoking pot gets work comp
• DOE looking at lab, Carlsbad as disposal sites
• Fire forces evacuation of 8,500 houses near Denver
• New census milestone: Hispanics to hit 50 million
• Gaza militants rocket Israel, drawing reprisals
• Elvis Presley's 1961 benefit concert remembered
• French strike deep in Libya, targeting arms flow
• Spring? Yeah, right: Snow for Midwest, Northeast
• Rockets, bomb kill 5 in Pakistan
• Update 03-23-11
• Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79 in LA--video included
• Discovery may lead to hydrogen-fueled vehicles
• Commuter flight idea takes wing
• Farewell Freddie Rascon
• Update 03-22-11
• NM Legislature heads off emission rollback
• FBI eyes cross-burning in prosperous Calif town
• Obama touts Central America ties, cuts short trip
• Police Beat 03-22-11
• Forest Service: Valle Canyon wildfire 100% contained
• County crime dips in 2010 - video included
• Libya rebels struggle to regroup; US jet crashes
• Burglaries at an all-time high in Santa Fe
• US sees few good options if Yemen government falls
• Israeli aircraft strike Gaza
• Gadhafi's forces, Libyan rebels face standoff--video
• Stubborn Valle Canyon wildfire 60% contained — video added
• Boston hospital performs full face transplant
• AP Sources: Pawlenty to form White House committee
• Drive toward hydrogen-powered vehicles may be shorter
• More transparency under new contract to manage LANL environmental data--see video
• Airport Improvements Get Underway
• Dozens of puppies may be euthanized unless adopted
• Valle Canyon wildfire 60% contained--video added
• Officials: No harmful radiation in U.S.
• Update 03-20-11
• Gov gains victories in session
• NM Community Foundation lays groundwork for monitoring group
• Los Alamos golf course project swings into motion
• Airport renovation
• Valle Canyon wildfire 10% contained--video added
• Scientists lack complete answers on radiation risk
• Wall may cut decibel level for residents
• Wildfire burns near Ski Hill--video added
• Libya declares ceasefire
• Update 03-18-11
• Super perigree moon visible
• St. Patty's Day Rugby Fundraiser
• Valle Canyon Fire Update
• UN approves no-fly zone over Libya
• Why inflation hurts more than it did 30 years ago
• Crises in Japan, Gulf thwart US energy accord
• House accepts $5 billion state budget
• Diamond Drive Traffic Pattern Shift Begins Monday, March 21!
• ELS introduces children to literacy
• Update 03-17-11
• Officials: No radiation danger to U.S.
• Japanese choppers dump water on stricken reactors
• Police cases inch closer to closure
• NM House turns down Senate's budget-balancing bill
• Traffic woes hit LA area
• Wiring glitch yields lunch hour gridlock Wednesday
• Japan struggles with power crunch after quake
• LANB treads cautiously on film-related loans
• Senior lab engineer sues for $15 million
• Nuclear crisis a tangle of ominous, hopeful signs
• NM Senate OKs bill to give schools A-to-F grades
• Senate approves state budget that cuts spending
• Public calls for action in council's strategic plans
• Wiring issues behind lunch hour gridlock in LA Wednesday
• Aquatic Center Closed March 26, 27
• Malfunctioning Signals Cause Traffic Back Ups Wednesday
• Japan tsunami: Nothing to do but run
• Official defends new consumer bureau against GOP
• PAC 8 celebrates 30th birthday
• Obama defends nuclear energy
• Census shows 2010 snapshot of New Mexico
• Police Beat 03-15-11
• CMRR project update: 'There's nothing to sink your teeth into'
• House votes 3-week stopgap federal spending bill
• Big rock night for Diamond, Cooper, Waits and others
• Petraeus to give upbeat view of Afghan fight
• Japan feeds more money to banks as stocks slump
• Radiation level soars after Japan nuke plant fire
• Senate proposal finances $240M in capital projects
• Hundreds of bodies wash ashore in quake-hit Japan
• Meltdown threat rises at Japanese nuclear plant
• Silver City Fire Recovery Fund Activated
• 2nd explosion at stricken Japan nuclear plant
• Millions without food, water, power in Japan
• 180K flee as Japan's nuke-plant crisis intensifies
• Valles Caldera Preserve legislation introduced
• Sipping soup for a good cause
• Wilson worries about spiraling national deficit
• Council dynamic yet to be defined
• LANB secures grant for housing project
• Update 03-13-11
• Committee to consider leisure pool CIP
• Take action against colorectal cancer
• State News at a Glance 03-11-11
• YMCA expands its cardio room
• Update 03-11-11
• NMED leverages resources on community outreach
• Session deemed sluggish
• LANL geophysicist analyzes massive quakes
• NM senators introduce Valles Caldera legislation
• Pakistani intel: US missiles kill 5 militants
• Police flood Saudi capital, preventing protests
• NM unemployment rate in January: 8.7 percent
• Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake--video included
• Tire dump stirs up discussion
• Signals of construction
• Update 03-10-11
• Basketball: State tournament scores
• Lab gets six pollution prevention awards
• Mountaineers help climbers reach new heights
• Board to seek $5.4M for historic building repairs
• Gauging conflict of interest issues
• Back to the bargaining table for Congress
• Wis. GOP bypasses Dems, cuts collective bargaining
• More people sought unemployment aid last week
• Surveys to guide LAPS cuts
• LAMC CEO resigns after physician vote
• New UNM-LA board members sworn in
• Deadline nears for hunting licenses
• Update 03-09-11
• DISH Network pulls plug on local affiliates
• Cielo cleared for classified operation use
• Suicide bomber kills 36 at funeral in NW Pakistan
• Christian-Muslim clashes in Egypt kill 11
• Police Beat 03-08-11
• Challenges remain for sustainability
• Senate to vote on rival budgets
• NM governor nominates Bemis to head energy agency
• Basketball: State quarterfinal results
• Board to raise tuition rates at UNM-LA
• Inquiry leads to captains ouster
• Female GIs struggle with higher rate of divorce
• Taliban car bombing kills 20 in east Pakistan
• Potential GOP presidential candidates visit Iowa
• Former Rep. Heather Wilson seeking US Senate seat
• NM House approves higher worker pension payments
• US Marshals arrest sex offender, 2nd man escapes
• Gas prices are about more than just oil
• Libya army transport deal frozen after US approval
• Southwest joins other US airlines in raising fares
• Former Rep. Heather Wilson set for announcement
• Oil jumps to near $107 amid fierce Libya fighting
• Twister victims focus on cleanup, left-behind pets--video included
• LA physician aims to change business model
• Mom sheltering child dies as tornado hits La. town--video included
• Supporting the summer concerts
• Update 3-6-11
• Bulb crusher used throughout LANL
• Creating a blended doctoring model
• Obama appeals for budget deal
• AP sources: Heather Wilson to announce run for US Senate Monday
• PRC names new chief of staff
• Unemployment dips to 8.9 pct., 192K jobs added
• GOP: Budget-cutting offer too small
• Update 03-04-11
• Failed launch sends Glory satellite into Pacific
• Child porn nets local man 18 years in federal prison
• House passes bill barring political contributions of lobbyists, contractors
• Bodies found in burned car prompt homicide probe
• Wis. governor warns of layoffs, talks to Democrats
• Oil rises to near $103 as Libya conflict escalates
• Former youth pastor gets 18 years on child porn charge
• Website Down at 5:00 p.m. on Mar. 4th
• Where the major players are now
• NCRTD pays tribute to Jim West
• Getting some direction
• Update 03-03-11
• Obama praises Mexico for courage in drug wars
• House passes state budget
• NM House narrowly approves $5 billion state budget
• Sirhan Sirhan denied parole
• Unemployment aid requests fall to near 3-year low
• Richardson earns fellowship
• Limiting emission rules approved
• Update 03-02-11
• Learn about leisure pool Thursday
• Los Alamos Co-op Market open for business
• Council seeks traffic noise fix
• Experts Debate Suicide Ruling
• Citizens, county mull fate of A-19a tract in White Rock
• CBS chief: 'Two and a Half Men' future uncertain
• Wis. governor proposes deep cuts for schools, tax cuts
• Senate to send Obama a stopgap GOP spending bill
• Gunmen kill Christian Pakistan government minister
• Promote Your Financial Growth
• Giving LAHS students the right tools to succeed
• County briefs 03-01-11
• Update 03-01-11
• Flu causes 12 deaths in New Mexico
• Citizens, county mull fate of A-19a tract
• Police Beat 03-01-11
• Intel team steps into the light
• Authorities say 2 bodies found in burned car near Espanola
• NM spaceport gets new executive director
• Rebel-held city near Tripoli celebrates battle win
• Jane Russell, star of '40s and '50s films, dies
• Basketball: LA girls get No. 12 seed in tourney
• Stunned Texans survey homes destroyed by wildfires
• L.A. Teen Center Opens
• About 110,000 acres burn in West Texas wildfires; 1 death
• Oscars go young and hip, with traditional results
• AP IMPACT: Ugly US medical experiments uncovered
• Stroke neurologist to talk about risks
• Girls basketball: Toppers fall in 2AAAA title game vs. Sundevils
• UK military planes rescue 150 from Libyan desert
• Stroke neurologist to give talk
• High winds create fire danger
• Construction Zone 02-27-11
• Update 02-27-11
• Safety board addresses aging nuclear facilities
• LANL settles whistleblower court case
• Girls basketball: Big 4th quarter lifts LA over Spartans
• Hazmat team clears TA-22
• House OKs 70% unemployment tax hike on businesses
• House GOP say shutdown irresponsible
• Queens for a day
• Hilltoppers advance to district finals
• Bingaman's impact on Valles Caldera
• Crowds flock to see lift-off of Discovery--Video included
• New Zealand quake toll rises to 113 dead
• Bodies of 3 missing Amish children found in Ky.
• Prosecutors: Saudi man planned attack for years
• Workers' Compensation Director Fuller confirmed
• So far 92 families seek aide to fix their homes
• GOP Women
• Special Olympics take on Bigfoot
• Update 02-24-11
• Teens Adopt a Charitable Attitude
• Committee clears police training bill
• Crowds flock to see lift-off of Discovery
• Senate confirms NM homeland security secretary
• Space shuttle Discovery fueled for final flight
• Judge says WikiLeaks' Assange can be extradited
• Update 02-23-11
• Los Alamos National Laboratory scientist to give talks on asteroids
• House works on trimming film incentives
• Higher oil prices would hamper global economy
• NZ earthquake toll at 76 dead, 238 missing
• Skandera defends education qualifications
• Council approves electric hike
• Arizona Senate panel OKs illegal immigration bill
• Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• Police Beat 02-22-11
• Hudson chronicles combat at Iwo Jima
• Unions rally at NM Capitol, object to budget cuts
• Education head faces questions
• LANL infrastructure specialist testifies at Roundhouse on state natural gas disruption
• Turning a negative into a positive
• LA boys win District opening nailbiter
• Israel: Iranian naval vessels are provocation
• NZ earthquake death toll at 75 as search continues
• No Daley on the ballot as Chicago votes for mayor
• Quake in New Zealand kills at least 65, traps more
• Witnesses report bodies in the streets in Libya
• Looking for a credit card? It pays to be rich
• Skandera's qualifications questioned
• NM congressman says he's considering Senate race
• SF hospital ordered to pay $10.3M in neglect case
• Espanola man gets 8 years for fatal DWI crash
• County employees weathered rough year
• NM's Bingaman becomes 3rd Dem senator to retire
• Mail flap may be resolved soon
• Rep. Wallace discharged from hospital in Santa Fe
• House panel set to deal with state budget
• Fat Man scientist, Hull, dies at age 87
• LAPS seeks public input on programs
• Police say 5 people killed in Denver area multi-vehicle crash
• Grand Opening
• The curiosity of youth
• GAO reports on NNSA shortcomings
• SBA launches rescue effort
• Martinez targets social promotion of students
• Bahrain locked down after 5 protesters killed
• Government shutdown? GOP, Democrats swap charges
• DPU budgets potential for water rate hike
• Police: NM appeals judge arrested on DWI charges
• NM MVD suspends license services for systems upgrade
• Tea party out to defeat 3 longtime GOP senators
• Unemployment numbers spike after one-week lull
• Wisconsin Senate to vote on anti-union bill
• Scottish deerhound is best in show at Westminster
• Update 02-16-11
• Sandia rededicates building to Domenici
• LANL fights back against cyber security threats
• Beware of bears heading to town
• One-vehicle rollover snarls traffic
• County lends a helping hand after natural gas outage
• Municipal Building Site Plans Available On Line Friday
• Public Mtgs Set for Vision, Goals
• Legislation seeks to ease penalties for alcohol to minors
• Tuesday afternoon rollover snarls NM 502 at rush hour
• Veterans say rape cases mishandled
• Bahrain protesters urge more pressure on rulers
• Borders files for Ch. 11 bankruptcy protection
• Reducing emissions proposed
• Co-op assembles management team
• Update 02-15-11
• Police Beat 02-15-11
• Crash closes NM 502 around rush hour
• Obama resurrects rejected tax increases in budget plan
• House panel OKs public school budget bill
• Grammys sing the praises of independent labels
• GOP mocks Obama budget, House weighs spending cuts
• Obama's budget plans hefty hike for infrastructure at LANL, other labs
• Obama's budget includes 21% hike for infrastructure at LANL, other labs
• Child prostitution sting snares founder of grocery chains
• Interested in Joining the Charter Review Committee?
• Trinity Site Revitalization Project gets real
• County officials travel to D.C.
• End of an era at LANL
• Egypt army commits to power transfer, Israel peace 

• USDA to provide help in Española, Taos
• Sharpton appeals for education push
• Update 02-13-11
• Trinity Site Revitalization Project at a glance
• Obama learned of resignation of Mubarak in Oval Office
• Mubarak resigns, hands power to military
• LAFD responds to elevated level of carbon monoxide
• Update 02-11-11
• LANS board chair invites employee feedback on new director search
• Day Out Program funding tightens
• Profiling Los Alamos Public Schools
• LAPD gains three new officers
• Running: Boston Marathon training hampered by snow, ice
• Shirtless lawmaker latest NY political scandal
• White House hands Congress housing finance dilemma
• What to do if missing a W-2
• Charter Review Committee needs new members
• Update 02-10-11
• Discovery Channel to film Los Alamos schools on Friday
• Teen Center opening delayed
• Zipper Clause Leaves County Exposed
• Egypt army takes control, sign Mubarak on way out
• State News at a Glance 02-10-11
• 16 firefighters gain promotion
• Sandia team helps Kazakhstan with nukes
• NKorea: No military talks with 'traitor' SKorea
• GOP invites business to vent about regulations
• Rep. Giffords speaks for first time since shooting
• National health care month
• Strokes are rising fast among young
• Update 02-09-11
• Suits save money, protect environment
• 16 firefighters receive promotions
• Council begins search for new county administrator
• Discovery Channel to feature LA Schools
• Marchers seek to give a voice to NM families
• Hauling out radioactive material
• Small quake registered near Los Alamos again
• Update 02-08-11
• Utility defends cutting off gas service in storm
• Police Beat 02-08-11
• Parker, her dog honored for community service
• Egypt: Mubarak forms reform committees
• Govt to release findings of Toyota investigation
• Troops, police scramble to restore natural gas service
• Foreclosures raise US economic stress
• Utility tells lawmakers entire system could have been lost
• More National Guard troops to help with gas outage
• New Mexico murders still a mystery after 21 years
• Lawmakers set to hear causes behind natural gas shortage
• Crews work on restoring natural gas in Ariz., N.M.
• Balderas earns Sunshine Award
• State officials monitor weather crisis
• Update 02-06-11
• Squash Blossom may be official necklace
• Records flap spurs measure
• Restoring natural gas service is a slow process
• Gov. Martinez issues update on natural gas crisis
• Bandelier National Monument closed through this weekend
• Update 02-04-11
• Gov. Martinez declares state of emergency, government offices closed Friday as natural gas crisis continues
• Española last on relight schedule
• Natural gas pressures stabilize
• Unemployment falls to 9 pct., nearly 2-year low 

• State legislators give perspective on Alzheimers
• LANL Protester Trial Put On Hold
• Unemployment rate drops, job growth weak
• Emergency Shelter Locations
• LAHS athletics: Sports contests nixed for the weekend
• LANL shuts down most operations in response to gas emergency
• Mass anti-Mubarak protest celebrates after battles
• Thousands in NM without natural gas service
• UPDATE on Los Alamos Gas Supply
• Update 02-03-11
• Survey sheds light on local labor market
• Cold weather causes delay
• 'I Met Some Amazing Students'
• Autio fills top county positions
• Los Alamos Gas Supply Remains Stable
• Rural air subsidies test resolve to cut spending
• Egypt army moves to stop assault on protesters
• Bomb kills 9, wounds 20 in NW Pakistan
• Stocks mixed day after Dow tops 12,000
• Low turnout for board election
• County hires broadband project manager
• Cold snap sends temps below zero
• Flags lowered to honor Navajo Code Talker
• Early spring? Just ask the groundhog
• NM seeing record-setting cold temperatures
• Bitter cold grips Los Alamos area
• Autio Appoints Two Acting County Assistant Administrators
• Update 02-01-11
• NMDOT awarded more than $700,000
• A look at restructuring county government
• Police Beat 02-01-11
• Water line break creates sinkhole on Main Hill Road
• Bitter cold grips LA county
• Cairo ramps up evacuations, 18,000 seeking exit
• UN mission says 219 killed in Tunisia uprising
• Pakistani court blocks release of American suspect
• Ice, snow wreaks havoc from Texas to New England
• Gulf residents miffed by BP resuming dividends
• Congressman Lujan plans to visit LA schools Wednesday
• Fishing line fouls fountain at Ashley Pond
• More than 2,400 Americans seek Egypt evacuation
• Main Hill Rd CLOSED 1/31/11 from LA Airport west to the "Y"
• Egypt’s uprising unites society in rage
• CYFD under scrutiny
• First Community Bank closed
• Black Hole legacy lives on
• Update 01-30-11
• LANL scientists develop 3D tracking microscope
• Gas rate set to decline
• Obelisks remain unsettled
• Golf: Haas, Mickelson tied for lead while Tiger falters
• Comcast takes control of NBC Universal
• Miss. gov. juggles White House hopes, state's past
• Russia identifies airport bomber as Caucasus man
• In turnabout, Dems say GOP has dropped job focus
• Tennis: Clijsters tops China's Li Na, wins Australian Open
• NASA marks 25th anniversary
• YMCA to offer diabetes prevention class to the public
• High altitude workers
• Taco Bell takes its beef with lawsuit to public
• Military lays out plan to implement gay ban repeal
• LAPS mulls closing of Chamisa
• Slain missionary had worried about Mexico violence
• Relentless snow brings out the best in Easterners
• Winter weather continues to batter East Coast
• Men at work
• Update 01-27-11
• DWI statistics decrease in 2010
• Co-op Market: A Symbol For Economic Progress
• Council set to revisit DPU electric rate hike request
• Egypt ruling party offers no concessions
• Further N.M. 502 study gets green light
• Snowstorm wallops Northeast, piling on the misery
• Foreclosure activity up across most US metro areas
• Mandela hospitalized for tests in S. Africa
• Social Security fund will be drained by 2037
• Lt. Reggie Briggle retires after 20 years of service
• N.M. 502 study gets green light
• Pajarito Ski Area temporarily suspends operations
• Dow breaks through 12K for first time since 2008
• 'Greening' out Griffith
• Update 01-26-11
• New Mexico slips in education ranking; LAPS seeks role model status
• Tennis: Nadal's Grand Slam bid ended by Ferrer
• Republicans back at work cutting spending
• NM governor says labor call center being changed
• House GOP to endorse pre-Obama spending levels
• Less than half of students proficient in science
• Update 01-25-11
• No Name-Calling Week targets bullies
• Police Beat 01-25-11
• LANL unveils new fund
• Destined To Soar No More
• Post Office announces closures
• Grand piano found on sandbar in Miami bay
• Putin: retribution 'inevitable' for airport bomb
• Postal officials remain mum on late delivery issues
• Suspect pleads not guilty in deadly Ariz. shooting
• Jack LaLanne dies at 96; brought fitness to masses
• Girls basketball: LA routs Santa Fe at home
• After failed Iran nuclear talks: What now?
• Update 01-23-11
• Los Alamos National Laboratory hires state firm for waste staging facility
• UNM-LA Advisory Board candidates talk about education
• Mail moves at snail’s pace
• Trinity debate moves to council
• Martinez sued by Richardson political appointee
• Lack of rain means winter wheat crop in jeopardy
• Martinez taps donor to lead regulation department
• Upper level disturbance to bring wintry conditions
• Obama says opening markets key to jobs
• Iran talks fail, no new date set
• Bishop earns top honor
• Up on the rooftop
• Pile burning to continue Saturday
• LANL honors seven small businesses
• Candidates share their views on education in LA
• Council approves legislative agenda
• Firefighter set to dispute exposure rap
• Science Fair set for this weekend
• Bingaman sees continued NM gain from federal money
• Post card from NM arrives 52 years late
• Big backlog of calls at state unemployment office
• 127 charged in Northeast Mafia crackdown
• Pakistani tribesmen rally against US drone strikes
• Rep. Giffords leaves Tucson for rehab in Houston
• Obama seeks to highlight nation's econ potential
• Hu says China not a military threat to any nation
• Giffords able to stand up as she readies for rehab
• Update 01-20-11
• UNM-LA Advisory Board candidates unveil their platforms
• Smart House project finds home
• GOP's health care repeal: Now for the hard part
• 2 officers, suspect killed during Miami shootout
• House Votes to repeal Obama's health care law
• SKorea accepts NKorean proposal for defense talks
• Fewer Americans applied for jobless aid last week
• School board candidates unveil their platforms
• Family of slain Palestinian seeks murder charge
• 2010 ends as 2nd worst year for home construction
• Tennis: Federer edges Simon in 5 sets at Australian Open
• Giffords will move to Houston rehab center
• Governor outlines agenda in state of state speech
• School board members unveil their platforms
• Student busted with weapons
• Officials: Sen. Joe Lieberman will retire in 2012
• House to vote on repealing Obama's health care law
• Gov. battles tax hikes as lawmakers return to work
• Lujan re-elected Speaker of House
• State News at a Glance: New Mexico man sues neighbor over dog
• U.S. companies expand goals as China leader arrives
• New Mexico gov. outlines education, ethics reforms
• Police Beat 01-18-11
• Using Fire To Prevent Fires
• Stover resigns community post
• Tired of snow, Northeast adds sleet, freezing rain
• FACT CHECK: Shaky health care job loss estimate
• Lawmakers returning to work, gov opposes tax hikes
• Educators rally at Capitol against budget cuts
• Governor faces lawsuits
• Chavez joins DPU as conservation coordinator
• Morse awaits transfer to Las Vegas, N.M.
• Legislature begins Tuesday
• Gov't and AIG announce plan to end federal stake
• Update 01-14-11
• Security tight at funeral for slain Arizona judge
• Council drafts a new vision statement
• Resource issues pose a dilemma
• Gates: NKorea must show good faith for new talks
• Youngest Ariz. shooting victim laid to rest
• Public congressional events resume after shooting
• Pope John Paul II to be beatified May 1
• Council Adopts State Legislative Agenda
• Council Holds Strategic Planning Session
• CIP Committee Set to Meet on Jan. 19
• Maintenance Burn Continues In Los Alamos
• BATHTUB ROW STANDOFF ENDS WITHOUT INCIDENT
• Update 01-13-11
• Arizona suspect's behavior rapidly unraveled
• Legislative Preview set for Fuller Lodge tonight
• Snowmaking capabilities to bring stability to Pajarito
• BATHTUB ROW STANDOFF ENDS WITHOUT INCIDENT
• PNM requests relaxed renewable energy mandate
• New England digs out from winter storm
• Neighboring states gleeful over Ill. tax increase
• Banks repossess 1 million homes in 2010, peak numbers yet to come
• Activist in women of Juarez cases slain in Mexico
• Prayer and mourning in Haiti a year after quake
• Update 01-12-11
• Father pursued shooting suspect on day of attack
• Governor: Centennial will be New Mexico’s chance to shine
• Board approves building purchase
• N.M. 502 study gets more input
• Northeast shouldering snow that crippled South
• National report drops NM ranking for education
• Update 01-11-11
• Bicycle riders face ice patch hazards on road
• Police Beat 01-11-11
• Action to halt election finalized
• Rees awarded AAAS Fellow
• Jackson doc told police of singer's need for sleep
• DeLay defiant before getting 3-year prison term
• Hamas tells other Gaza militants to stop attacks
• Neighbor: Parents of shooting suspect devastated
• Cam Do! Auburn wins BCS title 22-19 over Oregon
• NM veterans receiving scam phone calls
• Arctic blast coats South in treacherous snow, ice
• Monitor Website will soon become subscriber-based
• Co-op Hits $1 Million Mark
• Miranda brings experience to position
• Surprises galore for Hecker
• Details of suspect in Ariz rampage slowly emerge
• Update 01-09-11
• Has overfishing ended? Top US scientist says yes
• Fans celebrate Elvis' 76th birthday in Memphis
• Giffords: Dem who wins in conservative district
• Arizona Rep. Giffords shot, at least 5 killed
• Pat Soran receives "Spirit of the West" award
• US says too much fluoride in water
• House takes first step toward health care repeal
• Update 01-07-11
• Protect domestic animals during cold weather
• LAPS ponders investments
• Wish comes true for local youths
• Arctic blast keeps LA in deep freeze
• Palestinians: Israeli troops mistakenly kill man
• 2 fiery packages put Md. mailrooms on alert
• Holiday storm just gone, more snow falling in NY
• Suicide attack kills 17 in southern Afghanistan
• Cowboys pick Jason Garrett as 8th head coach
• Medic: Doc grabbed painkillers in Jackson bedroom
• Fired employee suing county
• Update 01-06-11
• A profile in civic activism
• Thieves target local Toyotas
• Local reaction to Anastasio’s upcoming retirement
• LANL director to retire in June
• Be Prepared for Cold Temperatures
• Witness in Jackson case: Things didn't add up
• Friends say Omaha school gunman was fun, outgoing
• No big increase in local gas prices
• LAFD responds to 15 burst pipe calls
• Fired official suing county
• Stover elected as council chair
• 112th Congress convenes; Parties will share power
• Homeless Ohio man's radio voice makes him web star
• Taking the House, GOP primes for fight with Obama
• Video Exclusive: LAPS Education Summit
• Update 01-04-11
• Martinez hits ground running
• Police Beat 01-04-11
• Holiday arrests down across New Mexico
• County personnel shake-up continues
• Pakistani governor killed by own guard in capital
• Martinez suspends pending NM agency regulations
• BREAKING NEWS: AUTIO FIRES ASSISTANT COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
• BREAKING NEWS: COUNTY FIRES ASSISTANT COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
• Bitterly cold temps greet New Year in Los Alamos
• Unbeaten TCU stops Wisconsin 21-19 in Rose Bowl
• Update 1-02-11
• LAPS receives awards
• Community Development Director Rick Bohn moves on
• 2010 drama-packed for council
• 6 killed in tornado outbreak in Midwest, South
• NM gov sounds bipartisan tone in inaugural speech
• LAPS looks to the future
• LAPD wraps up pivotal year
• Death count from New Year's Eve tornadoes hits 6
• Medicare taxes don't cover costs
• Gov. Richardson declines to pardon outlaw Billy the Kid
• Martinez election tops story list for NM in 2010
• Snow blankets Los Alamos
• Tail end of storms blast some Western states
• Afghan officials say Taliban commander killed
• Millions gathering worldwide to ring in new year
• South Korea: North Korea builds up special forces
• US, Venezuela evict ambassadors in diplomatic spat
• O'Donnell: Spending accusations are 'thug' tactics
• Initial jobless claims hit lowest level since July 2008
• Danish, Swedish police arrest 5 terror suspects
• Bison: It's what's for dinner
• AP-GfK Poll: Baby boomers fear outliving Medicare
• BP oil spill ranks as the top story of 2010
• 2010 Los Alamos County Marriage License Applications
• Sanctity of Marriage Alive, Well
• LAFD ends most turbulent year
• Winter Storm sets sights on LA, northern NM
• Palestinians to take settlement battle to UN
• Airlines play huge game of catch-up in NYC area
• Flights resume--as do long lines--after blizzard
• Several injured as chairs drop from Maine ski lift
• Stocks dip after disappointing economic reports
• Consumer confidence slides in December
• Snowstorm could dump 8-12 inches
• Police Beat 12-28-10
• Developing HIV vaccine tops LANL top 10
• Petition failed to reflect opinion
• Intel: 3 suspected US strikes kill 17 in Pakistan
• Obama's economist pick seen as sign of new agenda
• Storm strands buses, planes, trains on East Coast
• East Coast storm strands travelers, vexes drivers
• Last of buildings removed from LANL TA-21
• Outgoing Councilors Celebrated
• Christmas spirit alive, well in LA
• Holiday 2010: The year shoppers came back
• Update 12-26-10
• Tax change could bring significant benefits 

• Nambé man finds remains under his home
• NMED may rethink explosives burn ban
• Update 12-24-10
• KRSN moves to Conoco Hill
• NMED may rethink burn ban
• Gibson Worked to Upgrade LA
• Difficult driving conditions in No. NM Friday
• Californians start cleaning up mud, water, debris
• Former employee sues Secretary of State Herrera
• Local judge honored by peers
• Holiday travelers benefit from spread-out season
• Economy brightens as consumers spend, layoffs slow
• Update 12-23-10
• County records, historic archives get a new home
• Candidates file for board seats
• Football: Uh oh! Boise State rolls in MAACO Bowl
• Alaska court refuses to overturn sen. vote results
• NKorea threatens 'sacred' nuclear war if attacked
• Iraqi churches cancel Christmas festivities
• AP sources: Deal reached on 9/11 health bill
• Snow likely minimal for Los Alamos
• Update 12-22-10
• Martinez picks reformer as public education head 

• County settles muni building injunction
• BioPark Zoo loses beloved rhinoceros
• Vigilantism discouraged in Philly strangler search
• New Mexico goes over 2 million population mark
• Council OKs Sullivan Field parking lot facelift
• Police Beat 12-21-10
• Former LA fire captain sentenced
• Track Santa Claus on Christmas Eve
• Va. man sentenced for violations at Bandelier
• Lunar eclipse was once in a lifetime event
• Justice Center Wins NAIOP Award
• Strong earthquake kills 7 in southeast Iran
• Moonwatchers treated to total lunar eclipse
• Atomic City Transit Holiday Schedule
• Bandelier thief sentenced
• Bandelier Begins Pile Burning Today
• Update 12-19-10
• Nonpotable water packs a punch
• LANL has a record cleanup this year
• County poised to move on muni building
• Gimme Five
• Incoming majority speaks out
• Heroin deaths among young worries NM officials
• New councilors' talk priorities
• Update 12-17-10
• New councilors' priorities
• Mullen: Taliban hideouts can be shut down
• Stocks drift down a day after hitting 2-year highs
• House Roll Call: Bill to extend tax cuts
• 20 states ask judge to throw out Obama health law
• Update 12-16-10
• CIP work awarded $910K
• First substantial snowstorm of the season arrives
• Autio's whirlwind rise to the top
• Okla. set to execute inmate with substitute drug
• Palestinians ask Europe to recognize a state
• Pakistani officials say US missiles kill 7 in NW
• Home construction up after 2 months of declines
• Unemployment benefit claims dip for sixth week
• Municipal Bldg on Dec. 21 Council Agenda
• Senate passes package extending Bush tax cuts
• Update 12-15-10
• Research library teams shares digital award
• Small quake registered near LA
• Failing seniors get a second chance
• Community’s social service needs assessed
• Gunman fires at Fla. school board, kills self
• Facebook founder named Time's Person of Year
• Senate to vote on package extending Bush tax cuts
• Chrysler, Volkswagen issue large recalls
• Suicide bombers kill at least 39 in southeast Iran
• Three seats open on school board
• Police Beat 12-14-10
• Not In My Backyard
• KOAT-TV and DirectTV continue negotiations
• Consumer gives holiday shopping season a big start
• Earmarkers feast on pork one last time before diet
• Update 12-14-10
• Bone-chilling cold plods into Northeast
• Stocks move higher on stronger retail sales report
• FIRE DAMAGES ICONIC HILL DINER
• Obama-GOP tax bill clears Senate hurdle with ease
• Judge in Va. strikes down federal health care law
• Kitchen fire erupts at Hill Diner
• Update 12-12-10
• Los Alamos earns spot on National Geographic map
• Fifty years and counting
• Release of probe results delayed
• Blizzard socks Midwest with 20 inches of snow
• Newton wins Heisman in landslide
• OPEC ministers make no change in output
• Obama: Tax cut deal not perfect, but worth passage
• Madoff son found dead in NYC in apparent suicide
• 12-10-10 Religion listings
• Jury convicts Smart's kidnapper, rejects insanity
• Sleigh bells ring on the Valles Caldera
• Dog survives 80-foot Bayo Canyon plunge
• County tables possible tax cut
• CIP Phase 1 Project Applications Special Council Meeting Dec. 15
• FAA loses track of 119,000 aircraft
• Property Taxes First Half Due Friday
• Apply to be on the Communications Team
• Community Needs Assessment Now Available
• House Democrats reject tax plan unless changed
• Irritating sound saves lives
• Affordable housing initiative gains council approval
• LANL spending buoys business
• China anti-Nobel campaign winning it no friends
• Police Beat 12-07-10
• Israel draws international rebuke over settlements
• Stocks edge higher as jobless claims drop
• Hackers strike back to support WikiLeaks founder
• Fans remember John Lennon 30 years after his death
• Obama facing tough sell in own party on tax deal
• Update 12-08-10
• Beloved guinea pig returned
• Council schedules a special meeting for CIP projects
• County personnel issues extend beyond top job
• Outcome of probe uncertain
• Cowboys' Don Meredith dies after brain hemorrhage
• Democrats meet with Obama over tax cuts deal
• Update 12-05-10
• Residents say White Rock needs some TLC
• LANL takes steps toward energy efficiency
• Coping With Collateral Damage
• Drain cleaner run over at car wash
• Obama hails SKorea trade as victory for US workers
• Senate showdown may pave way for year-end tax deal
• LA resident to serve as state Republican Party treasurer
• Update 12-03-10
• Barela picked to lead NM economic development
• Winds of change are blowing
• Stock fall after unexpected rise in unemployment
• Deficit-cutting plan fails to advance to Capitol
• Obama visits troops in Afghanistan, phones Karzai
• Unemployment hits seven-month high
• NM's governor-elect plans outdoor inauguration
• Budget hike recommended for proposed leisure pool
• Porn probe launched at LAFD
• Update 12-02-10
• Scientists gain protein factory understanding
• County Council honors Huber
• Park-and-ride lot opens in Espanola
• European Central Bank extends special crisis measures
• Iran arrests suspects over scientist's murder
• SKoreans dismissed intel North might attack island
• South Korea's Lee slammed as weak on North Korea
• NMED renews WIPP permit
• 2 million lose jobless benefits as holidays arrive
• Update 12-01-10
• New Editor joins Los Alamos Monitor team
• Local firefighter faces exposure rap
• Social Security cuts are part of deficit plan
• East braces for more nasty weather after tornadoes
• NMED renews LANL permit, blocks burning of explosive waste
• Obama, GOP call White House meeting 'productive'
• EU launches antitrust probe into Google
• Update 11-30-10
• A season for traditions
• Police Beat 11-30-10
• Holidays boost sales for retailers
• Lawyers: Request would violate Mascheroni's rights
• NM makes decision on federal lab permit
• Obama, Hill leaders to meet: taxes, treaty on tap
• Stanford, Wisconsin, Oklahoma are big BCS winners
• Citing deficit, Obama to freeze federal worker pay
• A party in Albuquerque for undefeated No. 3 TCU
• Update 11-28-10
• LAPS board ponders HQ options
• New system conserves water
• Online sales see 16 percent spike on Black Friday
• US and South Korea push ahead with war games
• Rose Bowl bound? No. 3 TCU beats New Mexico 66-17
• AP Exclusive: Teens adrift at sea almost lost hope
• Suicide bombers kill 12 at Afghan police HQ
• Update 11-26-10
• Wright set to lead SBDC
• Gibson to propose tax rollback
• Cold temps on tap tonight
• Presidential pardon
• County adopts roadway policy
• County probe lingers on
• NM drivers urged to prepare for extreme cold
• New face at the county
• Police promote senior officers
• Chief stops road rage incident
• Santa Fe County Sheriff steps down amid embezzlement probe
• Colder, drier air en route for turkey day
• Update 11-24-10
• Udall requests post-Thanksgiving hearing on travel tales
• Environmental report shows no adverse impacts
• Pajarito Cliffs Site earns a ‘Best of 2010’ award
• WIPP receives recertification
• Police Beat 11-23-10
• Lunchtime crash blocks traffic on Trinity Drive
• Martinez picks NM budget official for review team
• Just over half of NM voters turned out in election
• WR Civic Center is big winner in CIP rankings
• Auto industry success a hard sell for White House
• TSA chief: Resisting scanners just means delays
• North, South Korea exchange fire; 2 marines killed
• County Wins Award for Projects
• Winter Weather Advisory issued for much of the area
• LANL debuts hybrid ‘green’ garbage truck
• Sanchez in Los Alamos, part of whirlwind tour
• Parent questions search policy
• Former LANL director gets inside new NKorean uranium enriching facility
• NM home sales, prices drop in October
• House Democrats stick with Lujan for speaker
• Gov.-elect wants resignations from exempt workers
• Injunction hearing postponed
• Blind justice: New sculpture for center defies convention
• Trinity could tout roundabouts
• Grim end to Ohio mystery: 3 bodies in hollow tree
• Parties agree to delay injunction hearing on muni building vote
• CIP Committee Ranks Phase 1 Applications
• Los Alamos National Laboratory Fellows named
• Accused fire captain resigns
• FIRE CAPTAIN RESIGNS AMID VOYEURISM CHARGES
• Update 11-17-10
• Clock ticks on Valles Caldera
• LANL physicist among Early Career honorees
• NM unemployment fund faces insolvency next August
• Council rejects muni ordinance
• Consumer prices rise moderately but inflation tame
• Utility: No guarantees on northwest NM power plant
• Israel OKs pullout from Lebanon border village
• Pelosi expected to remain House Democrats' leader
• Muni building battle intensifies
• Update 11-16-10
• Park Service to open Old Santa Fe Trail Building to the public
• Lawsuit: Law firm wrong on penis amputation claim
• Soldier receives Medal of Honor for heroism in Afghanistan
• Police Beat 11-16-10
• Trouble brews beneath the surface of Ashley Pond
• Economic chief vacates post after 7 months
• Wholesale prices rise on higher gas costs
• Hope fades in search of collapsed Indian building
• Pilots among those dismayed at scanners, pat-downs
• House ethics panel: Rep. Rangel violated rules
• Expect high winds for much of Tuesday
• ECONOMIC VITALITY CHIEF GONE AFTER 7 MONTHS ON THE JOB
• Monitor staff earns first place awards for breaking news coverage
• Autos drive rise in October retail sales
• Feds seek protective order in Mascheroni case
• Monitor staff garners top awards among New Mexico contest winners
• 'A Geologic Tour of Death Valley'
• Update 11-14-10
• N.M. 502 study maps vision for Trinity Drive
• Gov.-elect taps local resident for search committee
• Men's basketball: Gillenwater scores 30 to lead NMSU to season-opening win
• Election shows work for Obama to win back voters
• Big stock offerings next week could boost markets
• Insurgents attack NATO base in eastern Afghanistan
• Gov-elect names Jim Hall to search committee
• NNSA, Livermore lab decommissions ASC Purple
• Director blossoms in artistic work
• Safety pushes CIP proposals
• Muni building issue takes another turn
• Powerless cruise ship reaches San Diego Harbor
• AP-GfK Poll: Public mixed on GOP tax, health plans
• Bomb rocks Pakistan's largest city killing 10
• Despite drop in jobless claims, unemployment remains at 9.6 percent
• Martinez threatens to fire appointees who shift jobs
• NM budget deficit at $450M
• Patriotic Flyover
• Update 11-11-10
• LANL hires counterintelligence chief
• Ice Rink gets ready for the winter season
• A soldier’s perspective
• Muni building vote in question
• Kurd leader welcomes deal on new Iraqi government
• Police: Mail bomb could have exploded over US
• Deficit panel leaders' plan curbs Social Security
• Update 11-10-10
• Refuse reduction, recycling make eco-sense daily
• LAPS board ponders LAMS construction finance options
• Council green lights developer
• US approval of arms pact with Russia looking shaky
• House veterans to newcomers: Sweat the small stuff
• GM reports $2B 3Q profit ahead of stock offering
• Ex-senator heads gov.-elect's inaugural committee
• New Mexico cave closes to protect bats
• World’s largest laser sets record
• UNM-LA copes with budget cuts
• Police Beat 11-09-10
• Public hearing reviews three more proposals
• Elk numbers flourish in one area and remain unchanged in another
• Obama voices concerns about Mideast peace talks
• Football: Steelers hold on for 27-21 win over Bengals
• Nearly 4,500 stranded on cruise ship off Mexico
• Update 11-09-10
• 1-win Dallas Cowboys fire coach
• Al-Awlaki's father sues to stop son's targeted killing
• Blustery winter weather on tap to bring colder temps
• LA resident named to Martinez' engineer search committee
• New Mexico-born radical Yemeni cleric calls for killing Americans
• Young guns aim to make their mark
• Cross country: LA girls team earns a record 15th championship
• Soccer: Topper boys upend Eagles, win their first state title since 1986
• Yemen orders New Mexico-born cleric found 'dead or alive'
• Laboratory lauds leaders for innovation
• CIP proposals may yield improvements
• WH announces $10 billion in trade deals with India
• Jockeys Borel, Castellano fight at Breeders' Cup--video extra included
• Police wrap up some cases, others are pending
• Swim coach charged with drunk driving
• Last building demolished at LANL’s DP West site
• Citizens chime in on Trinity Site
• Council Set to Consider Developer for Trinity Site
• Costco cheese linked to E.coli illnesses in 5 states
• Spring forward, fall back... Daylight savings time ends this weekend
• Companies in Oct. added most jobs since April
• A look at how Los Alamos voted in general election
• Science may solarize windows
• Ex-congresswoman leads Martinez transition team
• New reality: Obama, GOP talk compromise, conflict
• Yemen bomb only 17 mins. from exploding
• Two-term councilor looks toward future
• Final Unofficial Results for Los Alamos County Races (contested)
• Election Results for Council and Magistrate Judge
• Update 11-03-10
• Voters move to square charter with state statutes
• Fed to spend $600B in latest bid to help economy
• State roundup: NM makes national history
• Voter turnout statewide was 52 percent, matching 2006
• Gov.-elect Martinez shifts focus to governing
• Republicans sweep council race
• Republicans promise an era of limited government
• Murkowski, Miller set for another ballot showdown
• State Constitutional Amendments
• GOP Martinez elected first female NM governor
• Wallace wins reelection in tight Dist. 43 battle for NM House seat
• Update 11-2-10
• Public input slated for White Rock CIP projects Wednesday
• Police Beat 11-02-10
• Early voter turnout heavier than primary
• Major State Races
• Los Alamos County Races (contested)
• NADG receives committee nod
• Giants give City by the Bay its long-awaited title
• AP roundup: Key statewide races
• Sandia labs researchers awarded federal grants
• US issues mail advisory, tightens cargo scrutiny
• Early voting draws more than 200K in NM
• Giants on brink of Series crown after Game 4 win
• NMAC president pays a visit
• Deal or punt decision on Bush tax cuts is Obama's
• Avoiding fire dangers through the winter
• Negotiations with IMTEC conclude
• DPU scraps 10 percent rate hike
• Yemeni arrested, al-Qaida bomber eyed in mail plot
• Yemeni woman arrested on suspicion of mailing a pair of bombs in plot against U.S.
• Lewis shuts down SF, Texas trims WS deficit to 2-1
• Update 10-31-10
• Football: LA hosts season finale tonight
• Girls soccer: Topper girls have good draw, mojo after big wins
• Boys soccer: LA boys looking to make another deep run in playoffs
• Football: YAFL teams to play today
• US-bound bomb could have exploded, downed plane
• Arrest in Yemen in bomb plot; more suspects sought
• Investigators hunt for mail bombers in Yemen
• LAPS dedicates new LAHS wing
• Chandler pitches a protest
• SOS unleashes fury at attackers
• Political sign apps cause flap
• Terror plot discovered as US-bound explosives seized
• Explosive packages reflect new Yemen terror threat
• County Announces IMTEC Settlement
• Local tax votes buck national anti-tax trend
• Baseball: Renteria, Cain give Giants 2-0 World Series lead
• New Mexico Cancer Conference Nov. 9-10
• WWII US airman tells court about Serbia rescue
• NATO helicopter kills 20 Afghan insurgents
• SOC again awarded LANL's protective force contract
• Despite claims, bailouts not over yet
• South Korea: North Korea opens fire at border
• Bad weather slows aid to Indonesia tsunami victims
• Update 10-29-10
• Update 10-28-10
• Astronomers discover massive neutron star
• Consultant hired for White Rock A-19 master plan
• Election problems mount at SOS office
• LANL's MDA B leak sends 13 to clinic
• LANS awards $251M contract to SOC Los Alamos
• Get 'In the Mood' at Duane Smith Auditorum
• Ongoing around LA
• Mo. police urge caution amid search for gunman
• Polls gone wild: Political gripes in Internet age
• Jemez Pueblo bans trick-or-treating
• Wild storm leaves behind damage, injuries
• AP survey: Painfully slow economic gains into 2011
• 911 nerve center flips switch at new location
• County to stay mum on muni vote
• Incumbents challenged over pet projects
• Raging winds spur power outages
• Israeli settlers: Govt. delaying 4,300 West Bank apartments
• Storm brings wind, rain to Midwest, South
• Pentagon: Equipment outage at Wyo. nuke site
• Indonesia tsunami toll at 272; aid arrives... Video extra included
• Update 10-27-10
• Lab completes groundwater monitoring wells
• Computer problems disrupt statewide voter system
• Indonesian volcano erupts, 20 injured by hot ash
• Ford keeps rolling as net income jumps, debt eases
• Football: Top six college coaches in trouble
• Carrier’s career short but successful
• Indonesia tsunami kills 23, leaves scores missing
• Iran injects fuel into first nuclear reactor
• Update 10-26-10
• County to host multi-use covered arena open house
• Front brings winds and chilly temps
• Police Beat 10-26-10
• Firefighters union takes county to court
• NADG gets tentative nod from Trinity Site Committee
• Football: Romo breaks collarbone, Giants beat Cowboys 41-35
• Hussein aide Tariq Aziz sentenced to hang
• 7.5-magnitude quake hits off Indonesian island
• RI Dem: Obama can 'shove it' for not endorsing him
• Soccer: LA boys get fifth seed, girls sixth seed in 4A tournament
• Obama preps for reshaped postelection presidency
• Update 10-24-10
• Going green: County adds $9M turbine to plant in Abiquiu
• Aspen welcomes Blume
• Candidates set to demand disclosure
• College football: How the AP Top 25 fared
• Giants eliminate Phillies to win NL pennant
• Iraq PM: WikiLeaks abuse leak designed to hurt him
• Tightening Senate races give pause to upbeat GOP
• SOC wins muliple year contract!
• Los Alamos Hilltoppers trounce Espanola Valley
• All in: Rangers finally reach first World Series
• Firefighter charged with voyeurism
• Williams: NPR was looking for reason to fire him
• Poll: Americans split on health care repeal
• US ups Pakistani military aid by $2 billion
• Health insurers spending more money on GOP campaigns
• Council freezes work on nuisance code revisions
• NM gov candidates tangle in final TV debate
• Los Alamos County’s traffic control war room buzzes 24/7
• Baseball: Yankees stay alive with win
• Toyota recalling 1.53 million cars globally
• NPR fires Juan Williams following Muslim remarks
• Firefighter charged with voyeurism
• Study: Women give more to charity than men
• Election Day is already over for early voters
• Woman on ground on Rose Street
• NM gov candidates square off in final TV debate
• 9th Annual Pumpkin Glow
• Update 10-21-10
• Tab for Fannie, Freddie could soar to $259B
• Power outages keep DPU busy
• Costs mount in county investigations
• Escapee captured in Taos
• Obama's 4-day campaign swing is his longest yet
• AP-GfK Poll: Likely voters ready to embrace GOP
• State projects FY 2012 budget crisis
• Manhunt continues for escaped illegal alien
• Update 10-20-10
• Pertussis cases are on the rise in New Mexico
• Muni Building petition going to citizen vote
• Probe points to developing trend
• Baseball: Cain beats Phils 3-0 as Giants take 2-1 NLCS lead
• Karachi violence death toll rises to 52 in 4 days
• Lee fans 13 as Rangers take 2-1 ALCS lead on Yanks
• Autumn’s in the air
• 'Tiger Eyes' is shooting in area
• Police Beat 10-19-10
• 'Ninja burglar' fled to Los Alamos
• Dow falls below 11,000 as dollar rises
• White Rock Civic Complex gains support
• Illegal alien subject of manhunt
• Public input needed in CIP process
• Trinity Site developer selection process revealed to public in a series of meetings
• Dallas bomb plot suspect may take stand at hearing
• Democrats make pre-election pitch to help seniors
• Alleged “ninja” burglar captured at local apartment
• “Ninja burglar” fled to Los Alamos
• Oklahoma, Oregon ahead of Boise St in BCS
• Palin in Reno: Common sense 'endangered species' in D.C.
• Consortium set to design human trials of HIV vaccine
• CPR switch: Chest presses first, then give breaths
• Next CIP Mtg is October 21st
• 1:50 PM Update on fire in Jemez Mtns
• Accusations fly during gubernatorial debate
• Wheel of Fortune try outs coming to Buffalo Thunder
• Mullins says ideals can help him beat Lujan
• Early in-person voting starts in NM
• Alleged “ninja” burglar captured in local home
• CMRR scoping meetings set
• Survey: Governing comes with challenges
• Weapons technology repurposed
• Allegations fly as county administrator probe stalls
• FORMER YOUTH MINISTER PLEADS IN CHILD PORN CASE
• Baseball: Yankees rally in eighth to top Rangers
• Palestinians weighing alternatives to peace talks
• As Democrats' message lags, GOP awaits huge wins
• Early in-person voting starting in NM
• Council candidates tackle local economic issues
• FORMER YOUTH MINISTER PLEADS IN CHILD PORN CASE
• Tea partiers a factor in Congressional races
• Government reports $1.3 trillion budget deficit
• Denish draws on Clinton for support
• Council candidates forum attracts standing room crowd
• It's official: No increase for Social Security next year
• Update 10-15-10
• School rises from ashes
• Council candidates tackle economy
• Clinton stumps for Denish
• Consumer prices, excluding gas, flat last month
• Iran will be ready to resume nuclear talks soon
• Soldier says he was ordered to delete Fort Hood videos
• Clinton to campaign for Denish in Dem stronghold
• Update 10-14-10
• Arms Control Committee to host weapons talk
• Transportation board to discuss policy
• Fault in line leaves residents in the dark
• Obama's campaigning blitz: It's about 2012, too
• Judge: Suit over health overhaul can go to trial
• Afghan peace council chief: Taliban ready to talk
• Chile's textbook mine rescue brings global respect
• Report: Decapitated body found near Gallup
• Judge: Suit over health overhaul can go to trial
• Banks seize 288K homes in Q3, but challenges await
• Update 10-13-10
• Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble!
• Exercise caution when walking pets
• Bad line causes morning power outage
• Last of 33 Chilean miners pulled safely to surface
• First-ever take-back drug campaign reaps tons
• Wheeler wraps up council career
• Officials in 49 states launch foreclosure probe
• Cat. 2 Paula roars off Cancun, threatens Cuba
• Commodities lifts materials and industrial stocks
• Looking healthy, 23 of 33 trapped miners free - watch live streaming video here
• Information about the Charter Amendment 11 Questions on the Nov. 2 ballot
• West Rd Closed at Diamond Dr
• NNSA completes uranium fuel return campaign
• State Representative candidates' warchests nearly even as election draws near
• Paula becomes Cat. 2 hurricane, threatens Cancun
• Police Beat 10-12-10
• Fuller Lodge gets a new roof
• Jets overcome Favre's milestone night to win 29-20
• Capital improvement project public meetings to begin today
• Hurricane Paula forms, heads to Yucatan Peninsula
• Gov't: Offshore oil drilling ban to be lifted
• Witnesses key at Ft. Hood shooting suspect hearing
• Relative: Missing NC girl had 'terrible' home life
• Martinez raises more than $1M for NM gov race
• Firewood permits available at Bandelier starting Wednesday
• What you can’t see could kill you
• CIP applications to be reviewed
• Columbus Day closings
• Obama presses another spending measure as private sector jobs wane
• Long-term implications of foreclosure freeze are 'grave'
• Fairway closed at West Road
• Taxpayers face Oct. 15 deadlines
• Survey pinpoints citizen concerns
• CYFD launches local childcare probe
• Be There 10-08-10
• No Social Security COLA expected for 2011
• Pakistan to reopen border crossing used by NATO
• Chinese government unsettled about Liu's Peace Prize win
• John Lennon's 70th celebrated in NY's Central Park
• A way out, at last, for Chile's 33 trapped miners
• CIP Hearings Continue in October
• Analysis: Jobs report is bleak news for Democrats
• Economy likely creating some jobs, but not enough
• Chinese dissident Liu wins Nobel Peace Prize
• Economy loses 95K jobs due to government layoffs in September
• Clarification
• LANL program wins award
• Elected officials should be allowed only so much fun
• Talk about contrarian: Dow closes above 11,000 for first time since May
• Council candidates put to the test
• Race for Magistrate bench turns sour
• Alleged suicide bombs kill 8 at Pakistan Sufi site
• Voters can review sample ballot at state Website
• Be There 10-06-10
• Update 10-06-10
• Hungary: Toxic red sludge has reached the Danube
• Update 10-07-10
• PV vehicle receives GreenGov award
• Sides in Mideast talks hope stalemate can be broken
• White House defends waivers from new health law
• Women who made a mark to be recognized
• Hearing features CMRR update
• House candidates square off
• Baseball: Teixeira's homer pushes Yanks past Twins in Game 1
• Baseball: Lee outduels Price as Rangers beat Rays
• Fight the flu with an influenza vaccine shot
• Political attacks, insults ramp up as Election Day nears
• NNSA, LLNL complete first ignition experiment
• Council approves budget carry-overs
• Whooping cough case confirmed
• Voting Q & A
• Candidates crank up the differences
• September retail sales edge up
• Panel: Gov't blocked worst-case oil spill figures
• Trio wins chemistry Nobel for key chemical tool
• It's go-for-broke time on 9th anniversary of war
• Candidates contrast on issues in NM race for governor
• America's Challenge pilots to pay tribute to missing balloonists
• Update 10-05-10
• Chandler’s career varied and robust
• Muni building petition falls short
• Police Beat 10-05-10
• Officials seek cause of baby’s death
• NM voters can start to cast absentee ballots
• OFFICIALS PLAN AUTOPSY IN BABY'S DEATH
• Bank bailout supporters struggling for re-election
• Siren Test on Wednesday at MDA B Site on DP Rd
• Work on Diamond/Sandia/Orange Set for Wednesday
• 'Let Me In' fails to score at the box office
• Search for missing balloonists officially concludes
• INFANT DIES; POLICE, D.A. MULL POSSIBLE CHARGES
• Search for missing balloonists enters final day
• State Department issues travel alert for European destinations
• Los Alamos man faces murder charges in California
• Boys soccer: LA holds on in 2nd half to top Capital
• Girls soccer: LA posts mercy-rule win
• Volleyball: ´Toppers knock off Demons in three
• Football: LA knocked off by Academy
• Schedule for Oct. 4-9
• Search for missing balloonists 'close to the limit'
• Jemez Pueblo man accused of gruesome murder
• Los Alamos man pleads not guilty to murder in California
• Missing pilots cast pall over balloon fiesta in US
• Mascheroni case delayed as lawyers await security clearance
• Radar showed US balloonists plunging at 50 mph
• CYFD assumes custody of newborn
• Historic Women Marker Dedication Set for October 8th
• PEEC offers four kids clubs
• Balloon Fiesta mood somber as balloonists hold out hope for missing pair
• 'Shred of hope' all that's left for finding missing US balloonists alive
• Police apprehend smash and grab suspects
• Pair of NATO convoys attacked in Pakistan
• Something happens and I'm head over heels
• Cyberbullying concerns grow
• Update 10-01-10
• Public invited to design changes for NM 502
• Police ponder abuse charges
• Actor Tony Curtis dies at age 85
• Economy loses speed in spring; more weakness ahead
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10 million items
• Riders bid farewell to the Tacos
• Police ponder abuse charges; woman involved in similar 2003 incident
• Municipal Bldg Item Moves off October 5 agenda
• Urban Pk Tennis Cts Work Begins Friday
• AP Sources: Emanuel leaving White House on Friday
• Police ponder charges in unusual childbirth; woman involved in similar 2003 incident
• Update 09-30-10
• Golf tourney benefits United Way
• Time’s short for veterans to get stop loss payments
• Residents share their thoughts about land
• 2 known dead, 12 missing after storm soaks Jamaica
• Police investigate bizarre childbirth case as possible child abuse
• Voting Machine Certification & Preparation
• Diamond Drive embraces cyclists
• Osama bin Laden evidence readied at detainee trial
• Air Force extends comment period on flyovers
• US balloonists missing, Italy coast guard search continues
• A party for the community
• Lock your doors to strangers
• Council shows support for LATN area
• Local tennis players cry foul
• Thompson Prescribed Burn Near Jemez Springs
• Council Seeking Feedback on Low Altitude Tactical Navigation proposal
• CIP Applications: Public Mtgs Coming Soon
• As Featured in the "County Line" Sept. Issue
• Portions of Diamond Drive CLOSED Saturday & Sunday
• Emergency Alert System TEST Today, Aug. 31
• Social Services Survey Mailed Out
• White Rock Visitors Center Temporarily Closed
• Community Survey Results Now Posted
• Council Approves Regional Coalition of LANL Communities JPA
• Cone Zone UPDATE for Diamond Drive
• Grand Opening of Canyon Rim Trail
• Important News Flash!
• One Week Left for CIP Applications
• New Hybrid Refuse Truck Arrives August 16
• As Featured in the "County Line" August Newsletter
• Special Council Mtg Set for White Rock CIP Projects
• Discontinuation of County P.O. Box 30
• Five Apply to CIP Committee
• Office Hours Now Open for CIP Applicants
• Aquatic Center CLOSED
• Charter Review Committee Recommendations
• County Seeks White Rock Parcel A-19a Master Plan Consultant
• NEW Mini Golf Course Opens on Saturday
• Council Approves 3 of 4 CIP Projects
• Capital Projects Cycle Open Till August 23
• Flint Field Dedication: June 25
• Web Server Maintenance
• Siren Re-Test Drill on June 16 at 2 p.m.
• CIP Phase 2 Projects: Special Council Mtg June 28
• Special Council Mtg June 23
• 3 New Wildfires Burning in Santa Fe Natl Forest
• Grand Opening of Pajarito Cliffs Site on June 26
• Four Capital Projects Go to Council June 8
• Flint Field Moves Forward to Council
• A message from the Animal Control Division
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Los Alamos County
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life

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