Silver City, NM News

• Silver City, NM News
• Blues Fest final day delivers
• Whitewater-Baldy fire grows to 122,388 acres
• Cobre High senior class heads out into world
• Trio of Dems vie for DA nod
• Gough Park packed with blues fans on Saturday
• Fire causes mandatory evacuation of Mogollon
• <b><font color= B22222 >BREAKING: </b></font>Mandatory evacuation ordered for Mogollon
• First Bikers and Blues Bike Show takes over downtown
• Whitewater-Baldy Fire burns through 80,000 acres, still at zero containment
• Fire in the Gila destroys 12 homes, 7 outbuildings, threatens more
• Briefs for Friday May 25 through Sunday May 27
• Silver City Lodgers Tax awarded, Chamber gets a cut
• <b><font color= B22222 >BREAKING: </b></font>12 homes and 7 outbuildings destroyed in Willow Creek, fire in the Gila at 70,000 acres
• Briefs for Thursday May 24 and Friday May 25
• District Attorney candidate owes IRS $30,000
• Silver City Police Blotter for Tuesday May 22
• Silver City Council postpones awarding Lodgers Tax so Chamber can answer a question
• Smoke from fires in the Gila affecting all of Southwestern New Mexico
• Police Blotter for Wednesday
• In the Area
• Burglary leaves business owner asking for increased police patrols
• Budget and hospital expansion discussed at county meeting
• Tri-city blotter for Tuesday
• Police Blotter for Tuesday
• In the Area
• Silver City Blues Fest will draw a crowd this weekend
• Pink Store owners to boost downtown
• End-of-school dates; times
• Silver City Blues Festival 2012
• Silver High Graduates of 2012
• Murray Hotel sees first guests, opens to the public Thursday
• Opportunity High students overcome obstacles to earn diplomas
• Aldo Leopold High School graduates take the stage
• Murray Hotel set to open following 7-year renovation
• Silver City Police Blotter for Thursday May 17
• Shooting under investigation
• Façade Squad to make over downtown buildings today
• Woman charged with 39 counts in animal hoarding case
• $10,000 cash-only bond upheld on homeless man in sexual contact of minor at Bill Evans Lake
• Silver City Police Blotter for Wednesday May 16
• Suspect misidentified by Silver City Police Department
• Bike show to kick off Blues Fest weekend
• In the Area
• Police Blotter for Thursday
• Baldy fire maintaining natural conditions in the Gila Wilderness
• Vehicle vandalism leaves many car owners windowless
• District 38 primary race sets Democrats head to head
• Harrison Schmitt students participate in mini-relay
• County Commission discusses 2012-2013 budget
• Santa Clara Man pleads guilty in shooting after beer-pong fight
• Grant County teen burglar gets suspended sentence
• Bullet richochet causes 13-acre fire off Ridge Road and the evacuation of nearby homes
• Tri-City Blotter for Santa Clara, Bayard and Hurley for Friday May 11 through Sunday May 13
• Silver City Police Blotter from Thursday May 10 through Sunday May 13
• Briefs for Tuesday May 15 through Thursday May 17
• Man arrested at Bill Evans Lake for allegedly inappropriately touching a young girl
• Single vehicle rollover sends woman to the hospital
• Silver City Farmers Market draws a crowd on opening day
• WNMU graduates hear from one of their own
• Silver City Farmer's Market Opens Today
• Red flags warn of winds on the Gila National Forest
• Briefs for Saturday May 12 and Sunday May 13
• Silver City tax preparer pleads guilty to stolen identity tax refund fraud
• Bike to School Day gets students pumped up for cycling
• Fire Department Honor Guard makes its debut at town meeting
• Dirt and jokes fly at Mustang Village groundbreaking
• Tyrone man claims $515,000 New Mexico Lottery jackpot
• In the Area
• Police Blotter for Thursday
• New mural outlines Grant Count bottling history
• Mobile Barbershop brings haircuts to customers
• Man arrested on charges of criminal sexual penetration of a minor
• Early voting opened Tuesday
• Cobre Band commended for state win at county meeting
• Liquor licenses and appointees approved at meeting
• Ultra-marathon runner Micah True died from natural causes in the Gila Wilderness
• <b><font color= B22222 >BREAKING: </b></font>Bayard Police seek public's help in id'ing truck involved in hit and run
• Local phys ed teacher finishes 3rd in Mens Class 4
• Accused killer to have competency hearing
• Briefs for Tuesday May 8 and Wednesday May 9
• Tri-City Blotter for Santa Clara, Bayard and Hurley for Friday May 4 through Monday May 7
• Silver City Police Blotter for Friday May 4 through Monday May 7
• Silver City Food Basket robbed at gunpoint
• Day of fun during Downtown Criterium Saturday during Tour of the Gila
• Kids join the cycling fun at bike rodeo
• Racers speed through Tyrone Time Trials
• New bakery open on Yankie Street
• A guide to the beautiful: Visitors pamphlet highlights Grant County s gems
• Silver City Zen Center to celebrate Buddha's Birthday noon Saturday
• In the Area
• Police Blotter for Friday
• Agencies provide tips for avoiding bear encounters
• Student thwarts abduction attempt
• Host housing rewarding for cyclists and hosts alike
• Kristin Armstrong, hoping for Olympic nod, wins Tour of the Gila first stage
• Tour of the Gila benefits everyone not just cyclists
• AmBank First Fridays gears up for the Tour of the Gila
• Memorial held for WNMU student who was killed
• Briefs for Friday May 4 through Sunday May 6
• Cycling team arrives in town with well-rounded strategy
• Tri-City Blotter for Santa Clara, Bayard and Hurley for Friday April 27 through Monday April 30
• Cyclists visit Hurley Elementary
• Silver City Police Blotter for Friday April 27 through Monday April 30
• Briefs for Wednesday May 2 and Thursday May 3
• Even experienced hikers can run into a problem
• Taking in the Tour
• Symposium at WNMU showcases top projects
• Murray Hotel reopening soon
• A taste of Grant County Chicano Music this week
• Versatility of bicycles on display in Gough Park
• Crime Stoppers offering $1,000 reward for info on death of WNMU student
• Romero captured hiding in same place during second SWAT action in Santa Clara
• Local realtors hold open houses Sunday in conjunction with National Open House weekend
• Three local poets to read at new Bayard library on Saturday
• Border Patrol agents rescue distressed migrant
• Judicial nominating committee reconvenes May 1
• WNMU students create mural on the back of the Hub
• Silver City Police Blotter for Thursday April 26 and Friday April 27
• Briefs for Saturday April 28 and Sunday April 29
• Theater Group New Mexico presents "Alice in Wonderland, Jr." this weekend
• The Bike Works Brings Bike Fun to the Park with Pedalista! 2012
• Plan ahead for parking and traffic restrictions during the Tour of the Gila
• Tour of Gila host housing still needed
• Silver City Police Blotter for April 24
• Briefs for Friday April 27 through Sunday April 29
• Trujillo running for Grant County treasurer
• Community celebration in Kingston this weekend
• College Avenue revitalized om Earth Day
• Deadlines for voters fast approaching
• Firefighters contain wildfire caused by vehicle
• Briefs for Wednesday April 25 through Friday April 27
• Tri-City Blotter for Santa Clara, Bayard and Hurley for Friday April 20 to Monday April 23
• Grant County Sheriff's Department Blotter for Friday April 20 to Monday April 23
• Silver City Police Blotter for April 20 to 24
• Hurley residents to learn about restorative justice
• Search warrant leads to narcotics arrest
• Vaudeville-style circus brings laughs to young and old
• Levi Gomez rescues teen who tried to swim across Bear Dam Lake
• Community turns out for Comcast Cares Day to create mural in Penny Park
• Tour of the Gila is still looking for volunteers
• Meeting in Silver City to recommend Habitat Stamp Projects
• Catwalk to Close For A Few Hours on Thursday
• Briefs for Monday April 23 through Wednesday April 25
• Tune Town closes, mural comes down
• Park party held for Earth Day
• Hurley police investigating death of man found lying in the street
• In the Area
• Police Blotter for Saturday
• Comcast Cares Day takes over Penny Park today
• WNMU's Great Race brings car show to Silver City
• Little Toad Creek Inn dining room in the Mimbres opens tonight
• Crime Stoppers offering $500 reward for Nathan Rowland
• Groundbreaking for new wastewater system held
• Tune Town to close on Saturday
• In the Area
• Police Blotter for Friday
• Area Earth Day events scheduled through Saturday
• Mock DWI crash program teaches students about drinking and driving
• Police Blotter for Thursday
• In the Area
• State representative candidate forum to take place tonight
• Curious Kumquat to cut the groceries, add seating
• Bayard woman arrested on multiple felony fraud charges
• Body found in truck off of Highway 90 south of Silver City
• WNMU's Great Race in town this week
• Mimbres Farms opens to the delight of local gardeners
• Book reception and reading held at JW Art Gallery
• Hurley teen gets deferred sentence in shooting incident
• Distracted driving program on WNMU campus
• Reward for theft of newspaper boxes
• Briefs for Tuesday April 17
• $500 reward offered for Daniel Romero
• Jordan Fire on Gila Wilderness grows to 400-plus acres Saturday
• Spring snowstorm hits Silver City
• Police Blotter for Saturday
• In the Area:
• Bingaman talks fire preparedness
• April Boutique comes to town this weekend
• Gila Regional Medical Center CEO delivers State of the Hospital Address
• First ever Silver City Poet Laureate selected
• Groundbreaking ceremony held for The Commons
• WNMU students ask residents to 'hum' for project
• First fire on the Gila Wilderness District
• Police Blotter for Friday
• In the Area
• One-man cowboy musical act to be performed at WNMU tonight
• Senator Udall visits Silver City to talk about economy, energy and politics
• Hurley man arrested for attempted murder
• Bayard Library holds P.E.P. Rally
• Train sparks grass fire south of Silver City
• Briefs for Thursday April 12 and Friday April 13
• Health fair teaches OTA students professional skills
• Feds offer reward for info on Mexican wolf death in Arizona
• Senator Udall to visit Silver City on Thursday
• In the Area
• Symposium addresses economic concerns
• The Commons Center groundbreaking ceremony to be held
• Bayard Library hosts P.E.P. Rally Tuesday night
• Low water, high drama: Soldiers recount Gila kayaking trip
• Several guns stolen in mid-week burglary
• Briefs for Wednesday April 11 and Thursday April 12
• Group formed to keep ultra-runner Micha True's message alive
• Briefs for Tuesday April 10 and Wednesday April 11
• Habitat's new "green" home ready for family
• Easter egg hunters take over WNMU stadium
• In the Area
• Silver City local's dog competes in national competition
• Grant County residents lend Penny Park mural a hand
• Petition deficiencies land state representative candidates in court
• Police Blotter for Friday
• Downtown gets ready for First Friday
• Silver City man arrested after domestic violence incident
• District Attorney candidates address voters' questions at forum
• Whitmarsh to run for County Clerk
• In the Area
• Police Blotter for Thursday
• Silver City and Tyrone firefighters participate in Live Burning Training
• Silver City residents celebrate life in the triple digits
• First Friday to help welcome spring
• <b><font color= B2222 >BREAKING: </b></font>Missing soldiers out of Gila, 5 others overdue out now too
• Fire caused by ashes dumped in yard burns outbuilding
• In the Area
• Bayard Library kicks off Story Time program
• Police Blotter for Wednesday
• County Blotter for Wednesday
• District attorney candidates to answer voters' questions during forum
• <b><font color= B2222 >BREAKING: </b></font>One missing Fort Bliss soldier out of the Wilderness, searchers, NM state police waiting on other two
• Briefs for Tuesday April 3 and Wednesday April 4
• <b><font color= B2222 >BREAKING: </b></font>Fort Bliss soldiers, El Paso civilian reported missing in Gila Wilderness
• Silver City Police Blotter Friday March 30 to Monday April 2
• Tri-City Blotter for Santa Clara, Bayard and Hurley for Friday March 30 through Monday April 2
• <b><font color= B2222 >BREAKING: </b></font> Micah True found dead in Gila National Forest
• True still missing in Gila Wilderness
• In the Area
• Police Blotter for Saturday
• Indie-Appalachian duo to play Javalina Coffee House
• Stuff-A-Truck Food Drive in town Friday and Saturday
• University students to showcase artwork at annual juried exhibit
• Steve Reynolds to play the Buckhorn this weekend
• Deming WWII veteran to receive overdue medal
• Noted runner reported missing in Gila Wilderness
• Sherriff's deputies looking for alleged assaulter
• Pancake benefit held in memory of Kenny Davila
• <b><font color= B2222 >BREAKING: </b></font>Second inmate suicide at Grant County Detention Center in a month
• Cobre Board of Education reopens search for superintendent
• Police Blotter for Thursday
• Reward offered for recovery of antique mine hoist stolen in Hidalgo County
• The Milk Carton Kids to wrap up Folk Series
• Silver City Police Department and Grant County ARC team up for autism training
• Gov. Martinez urges New Mexicans to be prepared for wildfire
• Silver City woman hit by teen 'distracted driver' recovering, fund set up to help
• Tickets on sale for Grant County Concert Association's 2012-2013 season
• Water Coolers leave Silver City audience with tears of laughter
• DeLaney given judicial recommendation for Sixth District court
• Pancake breakfast Benefit to help Davila family
• Silver City Police Blotter Monday March 26
• Briefs for Wednesday March 28 and Thursday March 29
• Grant County man burning trash caused fire that threatened ten homes
• Tri-city Blotter for Santa Clara, Bayard and Hurley for Friday March 23 through Monday March 26
• Silver City Celebrates Young Voices of New Mexico
• Briefs for Tuesday March 27 and Wednesday March 28
• Silver City Police Blotter Friday March 23 through Monday March 26
• Grant County Sheriff's Blotter for the weekend March 23 through 26
• Silver City celebrates with third annual Women's Day Parade
• Literacy Alive Awards Ceremony at the Silco
• Home and Garden Expo welcomes spring in Grant County
• Pueblo Creek Crossing to close temporarily
• Junior team trains for Tour of the Gila
• County audit back on track after software mix-up
• Silver City Slampoets head to state competition in Albuquerque
• Project Hope Van visits Bayard
• Silver City Events for Friday March 23 through Sunday March 25
• Man who led cops on two police chases gets no jail time
• Candidates file for Grant County, New Mexico state offices
• Home and Garden Expo bigger in its second year
• Musical comedy group to perform at WNMU Fine Arts Theater
• In the Area
• Grant County Board of Commissioners hears grant proposal
• Gila Valley Library auction raises $5,500 for new library
• Terry Fortenberry announces candidacy for District 38 seat
• Texas artist to present at WNMU
• County Blotter for Wednesday
• In the Area
• Police Blotter for Wednesday
• Tri-City Blotter for Friday March 16 through Monday March 19
• Silver City Police Blotter Friday March 16 to Monday March 19
• Retired Judge to run for County Commission District 3
• Psychology Club raises funds for trip to Nevada
• Education Page for Monday March 19
• Cano announces candidacy for state representative
• <b><font color= B2222 >BREAKING: </b></font> Wind Canyon fire contained, electricity in the area out
• Sun Valley Hardware showcases local art
• Recycling center receives grant, plans to make recycling more efficient
• Paddy's Birthday Bash celebrates orphaned colt
• County Gearing Up for June Primary Election
• Panel explores youths' role in political process
• Santa Clara Fire Department celebrates grand opening
• In the Area
• Paddy's Birthday Bash
• Raffle, bingo event to raise money for needy
• Buckhorn set to get funkified tonight
• Spring weather may not last long
• First defendant sentenced in Columbus gun smuggling case
• Two Santa Clara residents arrested on charges of narcotic violations
• Hurley man pikced up on 10 outstanding warrants
• Town Council approves beer and wine license for 1zero6
• Santa Clara Officials Sworn In
• In the Area
• Police Blotter for Thursday
• Big Blend Magazines and Marketing duo visits Silver City
• Mrs. New Mexico visits gun show
• Teen competent to stand trial in father's shooting death
• New council members and mayor sworn in
• Residents learn how to protect their home from wildfire
• Briefs for Tuesday March 13 and Wednesday March 14
• La Plata FFA students learn about solar power through hands-on projects
• Briefs for Monday March 12 through Wednesday March 14
• Sheriff's Office looking for help in ID'ing skeletal remains
• Spring Gun Show takes over Conference Center
• Snow hits Silver City
• The Spot opens, moshing, nachos and good times ensue
• Gospel Mission uses grant money for good
• Court rules on Gila land dispute
• In the Area
• Police Blotter for Saturday
• <FONT COLOR=B22222><b>UPDATE:</B></font> Officials ID woman found after 3-1/2 weeks in Gila forest
• Danny Watkins' art exhibit to open today at ASpace Gallery
• In the Area
• Police Blotter for Friday
• <b><font color= B2222 >BREAKING: </b></font>Third fire of the day Wednesday destroys Bandoni Drive workshop
• <b><font color= B2222 >BREAKING: </b></font>Fire off Hwy 35 in the Mimbres across from Mimbres Valley Cafe
• Gazebo and tennis court renovations coming to West Hurley Park
• High winds and blowing dust cause highway closures
• In the Area
• Police Blotter for Thursday
• <b><font color= B2222 >BREAKING: </b></font> Highway 180 from Hurley to Deming closed due to zero visibility
• MARSHALL WINS, AND RAY TOO
• Fire guts uninhabited single-family
• Principal resigns following DWI arrest
• In the Area
• Police Blotter for Thursday
• Man gets 3-1/2 years for Santa Clara shooting
• First ever El Refugio Basketball fundraiser raises $4,500
• 2 face charges in meth bust Friday night
• Police blotter for the Grant County Sheriff's Department Fri. March 2 through Sun. March 4
• Tri-City blotter for March 2 through 4
• Silver City Police Blotter for the weekend of March 2 to 4
• <b><font color= B2222 >BREAKING: </b></font> 21-year-old gets 3 years in shooting
• Hidalgo county DWI programs slated Thursday, Friday
• Sixth Street Principal arrested for DUI
• Improper disposal of ashes cause fire that destroyed shed in Silver Acres neighborhood
• Meet the Candidates: Mayor of Silver City
• Meet the Candidates: Silver City Town Councilor District 3
• Gardens springs from former manufacturing plant building
• Downtown crime keeps business owners looking for solutions
• Lawyers reach tentative plea deal
• Psychologist to evaluate alleged murderer
• Police Blotter for Saturday
• In the Area
• National Banjo and National Fiddle champions to play at the Buckhorn Saloon
• First Friday to "Seussify" downtown today
• In the Area
• Police Blotter for Friday
• Town council commits funds to help buy Silco
• "Fire Season" paperback book release celebration tonight
• Gila Cliff Dwellings and Visitor Center reopen, attracting visitors from all over
• In the Area
• Police Blotter for Thursday
• Two men charged after alleged vehicle burglary
• Four candidates attend second candidate forum
• Police Blotter for Wednesday
• In the Area
• Firefighters take part in live fire training
• Up With People Bid Silver City Goodbye
• Commission looks to fill openings on Lodgers Tax, ETZ boards
• Briefs for Feb. 28 and Feb. 29
• Judge's redistricting splits Silver City, Belen
• Up With People Entertains Nearly Sold Out Crowds
• Briefs for Monday Feb. 27 and Tues. Feb.28
• Work on Chicano Music Project underway at WNMU
• Faywood Hot Springs Resort now open for business
• Bayard Police search for attempted abductor
• Up With People to perform "A Song for the World" tonight
• Sheriff's Office completes move to Grant County Administration Center
• College Street Improvement Project will begin Monday
• In the Area
• Blotter for Saturday
• Candidates answer voters' questions at forum
• Up With People members serve community through projects
• Resolution recognizes water emergency in Grant County
• Multi-talented "double-threat" musician to perform Sunday
• In the Area
• Police Blotter for Friday
• Folk Series Concert at the Opera House Friday night
• Food Project Workshops come to Silver City
• Barroom brawl erupts over insult
• Circus comes to town
• Crime Briefs
• In the Area (Feb. 23 and 24)
• Silver City Police Blotter and police briefs for Feb. 23
• Santa Clara Police Officer Arrested
• Up With People kicks off Silver City program
• In the Area
• Silver City Police Blotter for Wednesday
• Tri-city blotter for Wednesday
• Grant County blotter for Wednesday
• Candidate forum to take place tonight
• Cross-country cyclist makes a pit stop in Silver City
• Gas prices up
• Briefs for Tuesday Feb.
• Hurley teen gets no jail time in second shooting incident in two years
• Share the Road: County installs signs for safer routes for bicyclists, cars
• Neighborhood Watch installs new signs
• Forest Service presents "Aerial Safety Over Wildland Fires"
• Carnival of color parades down Bullard
• Rain snow mix peppers Silver City
• Silver City Police Blotter Thurs. Feb. 17
• GRMC check makes sure meds mix safe
• In the Area (Feb. 18 and 19)
• Mule Creek, Hachita post offices get reprieve
• Silver City Woman Crowned Mrs. New Mexico
• Committee to select Silver City's first poet laureate
• Drama class set to premier Peter Pan
• In the Area
• Police Blotter for Friday
• Winter is alive and well in Silver City
• Escaped inmate Michael Scott Freeman taken into custody
• Slash pile-burning and prescribed burns take place this week
• In the Area
• Police Blotter for Thursday
• Water-line additions make way for road improvements
• Escaped inmate Michael Scott Freeman taken into custody
• Renovations continue on Central Elementary School in Santa Clara
• In the Area
• Tri-City blotter for Tuesday
• Grant County blotter for Tuesday
• Silver City Police Blotter for Tuesday
• Early voting begins today, continues until March 2
• Grant County Sheriff's Office to relocate on Thursday
• In the Area
• Police Blotter for Wednesday
• Inmate dies after apparent suicide attempt at the Grant County Detention Center
• Gonzales announces bid for District Attorney's seat
• Briefs for Monday Feb. 13 and Tues. Feb. 14
• Chocolate Fantasia a Sweet Success
• Silver City Police Blotter for Thursday
• Newly rennovated tennis courts now playable
• Man shot during alleged burglary charged<p>
• Western New Mexico University celebrates 119th birthday
• Chocolate Fantasia adds activities for kids
• In the Area
• Work crew repairs traffic lights
• Jail employee files tort claim notice with the county
• Love Your Library Day brings community together for "The Magic of Reading"
• Temporary art gallery celebrates anniversary and chocolate
• In the Area
• Silver City Police Blotter for Friday
• Woman accused in Deming gun case seeks jail release (2:38 p.m.)
• In the Area
• Chocolate Fantasia set to transform downtown on Saturday
• Silver City Police Blotter for Thursday
• New mural adorns wall near Don Juan's Burrito's
• Silver City Police Blotter for Monday
• Local musician adds colorful creativity to Silver City
• In the Area
• Silver City Police Blotter for Monday
• TAX HELP PROGRAM RETURNS TO WNMU<p>
• Reward targets inmate's capture
• In the area (Feb. 7)
• Tri-city blotter for Feb. 3 through 6
• Silver City Police Blotter for the weekend of Feb. 3 through 6
• Grant County Sheriff's Blotter for the weekend of Feb. 3 through 6
• <b><font color= B2222 >BREAKING: </b></font> Reward offered for escapee
• Disabled veterans shuttle service cuts back amid drought of volunteers
• Accused child molester brought to NM to face charges
• In Brief (Feb. 6)
• NM ghost town to reopen as murder stays unsolved
• Two new prescribed fires planned by Gila National Forest
• Chile craft
• Super Bowl offers party atmosphere for fans and non-fans
• High cost of hay bad news for hungry cows
• Camera-shy lawmakers seek cover
• In a world where Redbox dominates, this shop won't stop
• More Mexican gray wolves in the wild
• Effort to boot politicians from investment board moves ahead
• Couple traveling the West gallops into town
• License bill now doomed, Park says
• Fallen soldier's vow to restore truck fulfilled
• Michigan band to roll into WNMU
• Search continues for escaped inmate
• Skandera's experience called into question
• Two arrested in car theft
• Authors celebrate downtown's ambience
• Proposal would make public defender dept. independent from governor control
• Bills to reform PRC advance
• Woman allegedly assaulted Grant County officers
• Blotter
• In the Area
• Body found in Pinos Altos
• Teachers may face new evaluation system
• Inmate still on the loose
• Fight over license bill continues
• City supports bills to limit lawsuits against Spaceport
• Blotter
• In the area
• Walmart evacuated as officers search for escaped inmate
• Man shot, beaten in home invasion
• Human remains found in the Gomez Peak area of Little Walnut
• Senator questions Corrections nominee
• <b><font color= B2222 >BREAKING: </b></font> Inmate on work detail walks away from jail
• Ariz. Man arrested for vehicular homicide
• In the Area (Feb. 1)
• Silver City Police Department (Feb. 1)
• Up With People prepares for week of community service, performance
• Finishing touches
• Body found in Pinos Altos
• Silver City man faces extradition from Arizona on molestation charges
• Groups focus on health, wellness
• Silver City Police blotter (Jan. 31)
• Sheriff's blotter (Jan. 31)
• Trial for accused child abuser may start soon
• Tri-city blotter (Jan. 31)
• Relay For Life organizers looking to recruit more participants
• In the Area (Jan. 31)
• Two women arrested for alleged DVD player theft
• Bill may reward new homebuyers
• Senator draws a bead on Dept. of Corrections nominee
• Mayfield grad, Bob Frank, to lead UNM
• Program gives men insight into parenting
• Forest service to continue to burn brush piles
• In Brief (Jan. 30)
• Presidents go from fireside chats to live chat on Google
• Nuñez takes a stand on driver's license issue
• Protest prompts call to move capitol
• Seller in Columbus gun ring stages hunger strike
• Crowd bids farewell to Egypt-bound NM Guard unit
• Science Olympiad puts youths' knowledge into practice
• Hurley event marks "A" status
• Opening of expanded library draws crowd
• Ranch to rope rays for solar power
• Committee blocks Martinez merger bill
• Impeachment could cost officials big money
• Hamilton pushes for simulator tech
• Silco Theater to host 2nd Silver City Wild and Scenic Film Festivial
• New Mexico National Guard prepares for 10 month deployment in Egypt
• Local bluegrass band gains following
• Democrats block bill to deny driver's licenses to illegal immigrants
• Blotter
• In the area
• Odds of winning Powerball increase
• N.M. congressional delegation applauds Rep. Gabrielle Giffords' final bill
• Blotter
• In the area
• Mayor lifts gun ban at Town Council meetings
• Advertising campaign launched to market Silver City
• Gila Cliff Dwellings Visitor Center reopens
• Fire danger high despite earlier rain, snow
• Bill aiming to keep graduates in NM advances
• Governor seeks to stoop 'tax pyramiding' in construction industry
• Arson suspected in home fire in Hurley
• Man indicted in 15 counts of ID theft, tax fraud
• Yankie-Texas Art District welcomes visitors
• Two suspects sought in shooting
• Police blotter (Jan. 25)
• Forest will host meeting for vendors interested in providing fire fighting resources
• Man robs bar wearing gorilla mask and gloves
• Wilson seeks support in bid for Senate seat
• In the Area (Jan. 25)
• Term limit proposal dies in committee
• Governor to unveil child abuse legislation
• Martinez's moves frustrate even some in GOP
• Gov. seeks again to merge tourism, cultural affairs departments
• Marriage amendment introduced at NM Legislature
• Gov. Martinez didn't sign Sunland Park port agreement, contrary to reports
• Expert piano tuner finds a home in Silver City
• Republicans boycott voter ID forum
• State Democrats say their focus is on jobs
• Correction (Jan. 24)
• Suspect sought in attempted robbery
• Tri-city blotter (Jan. 24)
• Fire burns 200 acres
• In the Area (Jan. 24)
• Suspected burglar shot by homeowner
• Sheriff's blotter (Jan. 24)
• Silver City blotter (Jan. 24)
• Gov. makes case for lobbyist reform
• Columbus residents eager to have their own police department
• In the Area (Jan. 23)
• Powwow wraps up festivities
• Mad hatters
• NM Legislature sees PRC reform bills
• Helicopter medic service offers vital link
• Red Paint Powwow draws big crowd Saturday, continues today
• USBP to build new station in Bootheel
• SCPD Blotter (Jan. 21, 2021)
• More than 100 youths take part in powwow kick-off
• Man attempts to rob convenience store
• In the Area (Jan. 21, 2012)
• Isaac's hosts first hat party
• In the Area
• Man commits suicide as police approach
• Martinez pushes bill to allow fireworks ban
• Click named Officer of the Year
• Blotter
• Border Patrol to decide on Southern NM base
• Governor favors bill restricting fireworks sales
• Hispanic leaders call for protection of public lands
• Police probe theft of WWII rifles
• Blotter
• Students return to class, hit the books
• In the Area
• Man arrested in knife attack
• Two file to run as write-in candidates in area elections
• Stories of Japanese internment camp recovered
• Three retire from Gila National Forest posts
• Tri-city blotter (Jan. 18)
• Controlled burns to be set in Gila National Forest
• In the area (Jan. 18)
• Rep. Nunez vows to bring driver's license bill to house floor
• Lawmakers may appeal voting district map
• Rep. Ben Lujan discloses battle with lung cancer, will not seek re-election
• Martinez adamant on taxes, school reform
• Grading the governor: How a handful of legislators rated her state of the state address
• Events celebrate legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
• In the Area (Jan. 17)
• Governor builds support for legislative agenda
• Legislative session kicks off today
• Legislators propose to appoint PRC Commissioners
• Martin Luther King Jr. Events
• In the Area (Jan. 16)
• Sculptor's labor of love on display in Las Cruces
• State representative vows to give up his paycheck during session
• House fire south of Las Cruces leaves woman dead
• Battle lines drawn over proposed school reform
• Martinez: Public backs driver's license change
• Voter ID is back on agenda for 2012 legislative session
• Backs of benches stolen from the Catwalk National Recreation Trail
• Forest fees waived through Monday
• Campgrounds temporarily closed
• Upgrade for Silver City visitor center
• SCPD: Calls up, but crime down in 2011
• What are the odds?
• Nutcracker Ballet
• Under the weather: Stomach ailment plagues the Las Cruces area
• Folk artist Isakov will perform at Buckhorn Saloon
• Teen arrested for allegedly shooting at car
• A mother's grief turns into support
• Las Crucen born when NM was still a territory
• Democrats oppose governor's education initiative
• Medical center goes tobacco-free
• Conservatory of Dance presents The Nutcracker Ballet
• Kids discover powwow dances
• Report IDs greenhouse gas emitters
• Blotter
• In the Area
• Police investigate seven burglaries
• Affordable housing workshop offered
• Candidate list official for local races
• Schools get their own report card
• Fraternal Order of Moose's generous reach extends throughout N.M
• Silver city police blotter (Jan. 11)
• In the Area (Jan. 11)
• Gila cliff dwellings open for visitors
• Anthony, N.M. makes strides in its young history
• NM Rep. seeks to curtail legislators' pensions
• In the Area (Jan. 10)
• Dozens attend railroad presentation
• Tri-city blotter (Jan. 10)
• Silver City blotter (Jan. 10)
• County blotter (Jan. 10)
• Sun-News welcomes new hire
• Environmental impact study not needed for road to Spaceport
• Arrest made in early morning stabbing
• Public jobs harder to come by
• Several high profile cases still awaiting trial
• In the Area (Jan. 9)
• Mary Roeschke: Almost as old as the state
• Gila National Forest Recruiting for 2012 Southwest Firefighters program
• For many, new year means trip to the gym
• State hits brakes on otter project
• Cake contest marks New Mexico centennial
• Train to be a wildland firefighter at T or C course
• Gila National Forest hiring for summer seasonal temporary jobs
• Museum celebrates state's centennial with kids' activities
• In the area (Jan. 7)
• Tuesday last day to declare candidacy for council, mayor
• Silver City police blotter (Jan. 7)
• Las Crucens re-enact signing of 1912 proclamation
• Grand opening today for couple's business
• Reese relative guilty in court assault
• In the Area
• Rocket man: Lowell Randall dead at 96
• NMSU injects millions into economy
• Proposed budget may get tax cuts for small businesses
• Preparations begin for Dia de los Reyes
• Coffee house concert series begins
• Blotter
• Man back in jail after second car chase
• Silver City to honor NM Centennial
• Blotter
• In the Area
• Motorcycle legend seeks new record
• State to spend more on essentials
• Gov. Martinez seeks $5.5 million for schools
• Fischmann sponsors bill to require parents to report missing children
• Nearly 400 ride Corre Cantinas on New Year's Eve
• Silver City blotter (Jan. 4)
• In the Area (Jan. 4)
• Lawyer: Allen Hurley may not be competent for trial
• Tri-city blotter (Jan. 4)
• Play date
• Murder suspect allegedly attacked guard
• County blotter (Jan. 4)
• Virgin Galactic ramping up activity
• New Year s baby arrives a little late
• Firearms a popular holiday purchase
• In the Area (Jan. 3)
• State Rep. Rehm targets criminal statutes for reform
• In the Area (Jan. 2)
• Deming museum offers fascinating variety
• Busy year ahead for Silver City
• Silver City lawmaker opposes education plan
• Fire and ice marked 2011 for Grant County
• Death of bin Laden was top news story of 2011
• Some plan to ring in new year with a bang
• Kitten rescued from truck engine adopted
• Navajo weavers turn art to profit
• Start of bakery no 'Piece of Cake' for woman
• Labyrinth marks World Healing Day
• Centennial Parade to tell story of New Mexico
• Blotter
• In the Area
• Keep the roads safe this New Year's Eve
• Thieves take equipment from Cliff School
• Forest offices close for New Year's
• New Year's Eve events:
• Georgia Tech band performs in Mesilla Plaza
• Construction in Hurley
• Blotter
• NM couple hit by car, killed on I-25 near Hatch
• New stamp to honor New Mexico's centennial
• In Brief (Dec. 28)
• Sears, Kmart stores await closure list
• Charges pending in Hurley shooting
• Shelter receives federal grant
• School break snowball fight
• County blotter (Dec. 28)
• Tri-city blotter (Dec. 28)
• Gary Johnson to run for president as Libertarian
• Man shot in the face on Christmas
• Library opens up a winter wonderland
• In the Area (Dec. 27)
• Correction (Dec. 27)
• Barbara Couture reflects on past two years as NMSU president
• Arrests at border continue to decline
• Winter playland
• Hazards persist following winter storm
• In Brief (Dec. 26)
• Payroll tax, health costs, debt threaten recovery
• Apocalypse now? Dec. 21 mania to heat up
• Snow and ice stymie holiday travel
• Light up the season
• Holiday hayride
• Couple returns credit card lost by mayor's father
• Daylite Donuts gives away free coffee and doughnuts
• Region gets a wintry blanket
• Want to track Santa? NORAD can help
• Hotels cater to travelers stranded by the weather
• Wishbone ritual has deep roots
• <b><font color="B22222">WEATHER UPDATE: </b></font> NMDOT scrambles to clear roads statewide (8:33 a.m.)
• Weather delays Silver City Sun-News delivery (9:06 a.m.)
• Gospel Mission offers Christmas dinner to community
• Snow expected to bring 1-3 inches
• Federal grants to support NM transit
• Blotter
• In the Area
• Plane annoying Las Crucens belongs to Verizon
• Coats for Kids
• Museum announces holiday hours
• Blotter
• Police: Burglaries on the rise in holiday season
• Christmas trees
• In the Area
• NM honors war hero with plaque at Capitol
• NM National Guard troops home from Kosovo
• Rural Bookmobile West: "...a New Mexico treasure you don't need to dig for."
• Silver City blotter (Dec. 21)
• In the Area (Dec. 21)
• Red Paint Powwow to return in January
• 3rd man arrested in Bayard shooting incident
• Deputy makes drug bust during traffic stop
• County blotter (Dec. 21)
• Police ID man killed in Las Cruces shoot-out
• Sundown brings start of Hanukkah
• Silver City native gets proposal during Tonight Show taping
• Winter drizzle
• Tri-city blotter (Dec. 20)
• Drinking tournament turns violent; 2 brothers in jail after shooting
• Silver City blotter (Dec. 20)
• News briefs (Dec. 20)
• Gun store owner seeks to change guilty plea
• Youth, community at the heart of Lion's Den
• Historic cabin restored for future use
• In the Area (Dec. 19)
• Conservation efforts rewarded at WSMR
• Clock is ticking for last-minute shoppers
• Man shot and killed after firing on officers
• New equipment at NMSU gives students tools to measure health
• Volunteer panel to help guide mock-city project
• Soldier's early return makes for best Christmas gift
• Pearce challenger stumps in Silver City
• Taste of the holidays
• Schools closed for holiday
• Mariachi birthday
• In Hurley, Shop with a Cop offers some Christmas spirit
• Embracing spirit of the season, mall welcomes back Mrs. Claus
• Cliff dwelling repair work delays opening
• Museum's Victorian Christmas event draws crowd
• In the Area
• Blotter
• Keep pets warm this winter
• Council seeks animal ordinance
• PNM hosts holiday lighting display contest
• Teen honored for saving boy's life
• Female Mexican wolf shot dead in Gila (5:20 p.m.)
• Kids visit with Santa
• WNMU announces Thomas P. Foy Endowed Scholarship
• In the Area
• Blotter
• New plan for spaceship, plane duo mirrors Virgin Galactic's
• Company behind 'mock city' idea opens Albuquerque office
• Legislator looses her temper
• Governor's veto ruled invalid
• Man allegedly found in possession of stolen jewelry
• Gila Monster
• State board replaces prosecutor charged with handling police misconduct cases
• Post office closures delayed temporarily
• Stolen truck recovered
• In the Area (Dec. 14)
• Police blotter (Dec. 14)
• Silver City's top firefighters honored
• Graduation day
• Registration under way for Bataan Memorial Death March
• Silver City police blotter (Dec. 13)
• Tri-city police blotter (Dec. 13)
• Grant County sheriff's blotter (Dec. 13)
• Silver City woman pleads not guilty in stabbing
• 4,310 in NM permitted to use medical marijuana
• In the area (Dec. 13)
• NMSU researchers explore new frontier of organisms beneath our feet
• In the Area
• Shop with a Cop
• 'Billy the Kid' PBS film explores Hispanic link
• Survivor of Ariz. ordeal out of hospital
• Prescribed Fire Planned on Black Range Ranger District
• Four Wheeling
• Ghost Ship drives solo on White Sands
• Bigger, better Tamale Fiesta planned for next year
• Firefighters take home 'Battle of the Badges' win
• Wreath-laying ceremony honors soldiers
• Family connections are complicated in mule world
• Community gives gifts to needy kids
• Blotter
• In the Area
• Friends remember Susan Aumann
• Award offered for information on hot rubber machine robbery
• Investigators hope sketch helps identify victim
• Mariachi concerts
• Toy run
• In the Area
• Gospel Mission seeks donations
• City: Lighting upgrade to save $9,766 per year
• Swat assists in arrest of wanted man
• Colorado gov. announces spaceport plans
• Free straw
• In the Area
• Local vendors to be showcased at Tamale Fiesta
• Little Walnut Picnic Area to re-open Friday
• Blotter
• Gov. seeks funding for school reading
• In the Area
• Commission to consider funding for EMS, volunteer fire department
• Police, firefighters face off in flag football game to benefit kids
• PNM payment centers to remain open until March
• WNMU commencement ceremony Friday
• State asks PNM to delay closure of payment centers (3:10 p.m.)
• In the Area (Dec. 6)
• Winter weather hits Silver City
• WNMU School of Nursing accepting public comments for accreditation visit
• Program offers free help to teens abusing alcohol, drugs
• Several stores have layaway options for the holidays
• Silver City PD blotter (Dec. 6)
• Grant County Sheriff's blotter (Dec. 6)
• Tri-city blotter (Dec. 6)
• Proposed legislation targets metal theives
• Give some holiday cheer to service folks
• Studio Sale a hit despite the weather
• Silver City resident struck and killed by car
• Despite weather, shoppers browse Christmas Boutique
• Winter fun
• New Mexico Athletic commission records missing
• Fall concert
• Symphony tickets to be honored for Jan. 21 concert
• Fort Sill Apache lobbying for casino support
• Arts and Cultural District wins NM Tourism Dept. marketing award
• Annual Hot Springs sale back for 31st year
• Silver police bring back annual 'Coats for Kids' campaign
• Bill would block lawsuits in spaceflight accidents
• Snow takes Silver by storm
• Playing elf
• Christmas boutique returns for 2011
• Winter weather prompts road advisory on I-25 (2:24 p.m.)
• First winter storm of the season expected
• Blotter
• Firefighters hang lights for tonight's celebration
• Spaceport America OKs plan for vertical launch area
• Man jailed after alleged stabbing
• Torres named new ranger in Gila National Forest district
• MainStreet to spread cheer with First Friday event
• Public's help sought in unsolved burglary case
• In the Area
• Hispanic group allowed in NM redistricting case
• Lady Indians
• In the Area
• Blotter
• Las Cruces Symphony comes to WNMU theater
• Noche de Luminarias brightens NMSU for 27th consecutive year
• Salvation Army in need of food donations
• Man charged in triple shooting heads to court
• Blotter
• Man, woman accused of stealing firearms
• In the Area
• West College Avenue undergoes construction
• NMSU alcohol proposal needs local ok
• Man allegedly hits victim with baseball bat
• Colleges at risk of financial aid penalty
• Jury selection to begin Dec. 12 in Columbus gun trafficking case
• Judge to step down amid allegations of wrongdoing
• Beer and wine may be on tap at Pan Am
• Tri-city blotter (Nov. 29)
• Silver City blotter (Nov. 29)
• Jolly old St. Nick
• Shooter to undergo evaluation before sentencing
• In the Area (Nov. 29)
• Grant County Sheriff's blotter (Nov. 29)
• Lighted Christmas Parade delights spectators
• Gila Visitor Center to be re-roofed
• In Brief (Nov. 28)
• Gift cards popular, convenient
• Judge blocks lawyer form representing Reese family
• Farmers' last chance for extra water looms
• Horse trolley takes to street Saturday
• WNMU writer gets book award at Buckingham
• Evergreen Garden Club hosts holiday home tour
• NM eyes PNM payment center closures
• Local Wreaths Across America event goes forward
• Mission serves up Thanksgiving meal to needy
• Camper home burns
• Light up the season
• Quarter of American deaths in Mexico were homicides
• On display
• Thanksgiving day fire destroys camper trailer
• Fort Sill Apache granted reservation
• Hachita residents plead to keep post office
• To serve and protect
• Police blotter (Non. 24)
• Horn of plenty
• Donations sought for Shop with a Cop
• Mule Creek residents tell USPS closure will harm community
• Lighted parade kicks off holidays
• Thanks for giving
• Man sought in police speed chase arrested
• $750 reward offered in theft of jewelry, other items
• Man faces new charges after foot chase with local police
• Christmas spirit
• Super failure: Deficit-cutting panel gives up
• Silver City Police blotter (Nov. 22)
• Constant companion: Golden retriever at home in owner's motorcycle sidecar
• Whistle stop
• Tri-city blotter (Nov. 22)
• Sheriff's blotter (Nov. 22)
• Churches send gifts to children around the globe
• In the Area (Nov. 22)
• Bayard Farmers Market announces holiday bake sale
• Tamale Fiesta set for Dec. 10
• 'Tis the season for shopping
• Fire up that computer to holiday shop online
• "A Time for Sharing' dinner feeds many
• Pawn shop's bond on town council agenda
• In the Area (Nov. 21)
• Autumn falls on Big Ditch
• Thanksgiving in Bayard
• Congressman Martin Heinrich stops in Silver City
• Readers share in mourning for Baby Jude
• Talk of post office closures
• Powderhorn Designs
• 200 take oath of citizenship
• Johnson largely ignored as presidential primaries near
• Clarification (Nov. 19)
• Las Cruces Bishop testifies for freedom of religion
• FBI releases photo in New Mexico sex torture case
• In the Area (Nov. 19)
• Passion, creativity baked in at Margo's Bakery Café
• Full meals, baked goods available for Thanksgiving
• SCPD blotter (Nov. 19)
• Ristras for sale
• Wild Gila Hoedown
• Lordsburg High drama students awarded
• Blotter
• In Brief
• Hatch annexes 300 acres for Spaceport welcome center
• Colleges encouraged to produce more scientists, mathematicians
• State aid for religious schools contested
• Volunteers sought for Mill Street cleanup
• In the Area
• Wee Care Daycare hosts Thanksgiving meal Saturday
• Making a difference
• Christmas tree permits available from Gila National Forest
• Lane named EMS Instructor of the Year
• New therapy group offered for kids
• Blotter
• Bookmobile returns to area
• Bond lowered for woman accused of forgery
• In the Area (Nov. 16)
• SCPD blotter (Nov. 16)
• Correction (Nov. 16)
• Correction (Nov. 16)
• Woman cleared of DWI billed for blood test
• NM Supreme Court hears animal cruelty case
• NM courts cut hours, juror pay
• Chile harvest nearly finished
• Timepiece
• Silver City blotter (Nov. 15)
• Tri-city blotter (Nov. 15)
• In the Area (Nov. 15)
• Couple to serve community Thanksgiving dinner again
• Sheriff's blotter (Nov. 15)
• Morning fog
• AP Exclusive: NM governor clarifies immigrant past
• Piñon by the pound
• WNMU fund targets young fans
• In Brief (Nov. 14)
• Gov. Martinez says officials and lobbyists are too cozy
• Fall comes slow to parts of Mountain West
• Tribe won't fold on casino
• Fiber arts fest finds fans in Silver City
• Many mark Veterans Day at cemetery ceremony
• Film festival comes to Silver screens
• Fiber arts on display at SC event
• Crowd looks for work at job fair
• Vet seeks to shed light on burn pit effects
• PNM to close payment centers
• Silver City man arrested following police pursuit
• Bayard man pleads guilty in bomb threat incident
• Ceremony to honor veterans
• Balderama arraigned in deadly shooting
• SC American Legion post to lead 2011 Veterans Day ceremony
• Sunrise Espresso opens 2nd location
• SC council smooths feathers, OKs chickens
• New PRC member says he supports changes
• Silver City police blotter (Nov. 1)
• Former Border Patrol agent accused of molestation to bond out of jail
• In the Area (Nov. 1)
• Grant county police blotter (Nov. 1)
• Tri city blotter (Nov. 1)
• Suspect arrested for making bomb threat call
• Offerings to the dead
• Students get a head start on Halloween
• One year later: David Ortiz Jr. still missing
• NMSU psychology professor sees automated cargo delivery in the future
• Officials' feud clouds new PRC audit
• In the area (Oct. 31)
• Visitor center guides tourists to hot spots
• Gila National Forest announces two additional retirements
• Halloween events
• WSMR community gets update at town hall meeting
• Farmers Market closes for season
• Wood offered to fuel fires
• Bill could help open NM stores to Mexican shoppers
• Rope for Hope this weekend in Cliff
• Silver police investigating theft
• Local man in hunt for own TV show
• Teachers may have to work until 55
• Murphy case prosecutor denies judge-shopping
• Details emerge in Link slaying
• 5 charged in Wednesday fight
• Raven's Nest opens downtown doors
• Cook: Joint account led to mix-up
• One hospitalized after fight; shot was fired
• Bayard students get visit with anti-drug message
• The man in the cockpit
• Singers, songwriters enter competition
• No wings yet for Virgin Galactic
• Police have suspect in Albertsons bomb threat
• Liability law change sought for spaceport
• $6M in bonds get OK
• Chief justice stays on Murphy corruption case
• Hearing for teen in dad's death
• WNMU recognizes two alumni with halftime awards at game
• Season's end
• County may aid Tyrone VFRD
• Fire danger in Gila National Forest still high
• Silver City police blotter (Oct. 25)
• Correction (Oct. 25)
• Sharing the spotlight
• Weighty decision
• Tri-city police blotter (Oct. 25)
• In the Area (Oct. 25)
• Udall to discuss rural education in Quemado
• Grant county sheriff's blotter (Oct. 25)
• Woman's chickens get short stay
• Aggie football players nab would-be car thief
• In the area (Oct. 24)
• Ready or not, it's time to think about holiday shopping
• Local attorneys to offer free help, advice
• Moonlight Madness
• Down and dirty
• Police investigate collision that injured bicyclist
• Murder trials delayed for years
• Branson, space tourists anxious for maiden flight
• Horse rescue lets kids take the reins during open house
• Volunteers work on Continental Divide Trail
• Chase suspect remains behind bars on hefty bail
• Special counsel in Block probe costs $17K so far
• Haunted House
• Obama: All US troops to leave Iraq
• Woman allegedly stabs boyfriend in the head
• Serenity Acres to host open house Saturday
• Folk Series show tonight
• SCPD offer child ID clinic, kits
• Moonlight Madness
• State Fair in financial straits; some balk at help
• Police chase ends in charges for man
• Grand jury indicts last suspect in Columbus gun-smuggling operation
• Campaign trail takes local turn for Balderas
• 'Occupy' lessons come to SC
• Museum to host reading, book signing
• MVD workers: Foreign nationals strain NM driver's license system
• Bullying, No Mas!
• Bridge repairs force closure of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument
• Locals can help fight hunger this weekend
• Kids get lesson in fire safety
• Silco Theater to feature 'Candles in the Window'
• Silver City man hits grandson with pickup
• Professor to take part in Belgium festival
• WNMU tardeada
• Dog owners jailed in fatal Easter mauling
• Grant County Sheriff's blotter (Oct. 18)
• Silver City Police Blotter (Oct. 18)
• Tricity police blotter (Oct. 18)
• Countdown begins for private spaceflight
• In the Area (Oct. 18)
• Cold front on its way
• WNMU to host Occupy Wall Street Community Teach-In
• Dickson sentenced to jail for drunken wreck
• White Signal fire station holds open house
• Family hopes for break in Link case
• Long-time forest service employees retire
• Balderas to make campaign stop
• PRC Commissioner will be guest speaker at Republican party meeting
• Input wanted on possible airline hub for Grant County
• Silver City taco stand owner seeks to share his success
• NASA bookings boost hopes for Spaceport America
• Trustee in Santa Clara pays up on day care rent
• Hi Lo Silvers sing Sunday
• Habitat for Humanity sponsors workshop today
• Hunger fight
• Teens arrested in Sunday break-in
• Clarification motion denied in judge corruption case
• SC firefighters to help raise money for cancer support
• Car hits woman, runs over dog
• Flamenco ensemble to play at WNMU
• IRS extension time running out
• Yard-sale fundraiser
• Arzola enters pleas in party incident
• Fire department fills boots for Muscular Dystrophy Association
• Silver City council moves toward change in chicken ordinance
• Martinez reflects on session during Las Cruces stop
• Authorities search near Elephant Butte for possible remains of Ray victim
• Tuning up
• Gov. signs off on capital projects bill
• Man convicted in Deming slaying heads back to court
• Police chief: Speed changes on Highway 180 drive up crashes
• Police seek Santa Clara man; reward offered
• Blotter (Oct. 12)
• Tourists 'can't get enough' of Weekend at the Galleries
• Man hospitalized, charged with DWI
• County Blotter
• In the Area
• Tri-City Blotter
• Silver City Blotter
• Teen allegedly stabbed with knife
• Las Cruces joins "Above the Influence' campaign
• In the area (Oct. 10)
• Homecoming royalty crowned
• Gila Cliff Dwellings set to close for repairs
• WNMU hires new vice president
• Public gets 1st look at new Tyrone fire station
• Blast from the Past: Homecoming parade goes retro
• Museum to revisit SC's baseball history
• Fix the PRC?: NM group lobbies for more educated commissioners, less oversight
• Longtime legislator Foy dies at 96
• A change in the air at the 4H, FFA fair
• Longtime NM legislator Thomas Foy dies, age 96 (12:59 p.m.)
• Local gym marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• More UP Aerospace launches for spaceport
• New president of WNMU takes the reins
• El Refugio honors those who aid battered women
• Martinez vetoes three bills on redistricting
• 2 plead guilty in wolf killings
• WNMU set to install new president (7:58 a.m.)
• In brief (Oct. 7)
• Court to make call on Silver City chicken rules
• WNMU Homecoming
• Autopsy: Ghost town's Link died of gunshots
• NM vets head for WWII monument
• Block officially resigns PRC seat
• National Dance Institute of NM returns to SC for 3-week run
• Weekend at the Galleries back for its 15th year
• Teenager arrested in Arenas Valley firearms theft
• NM companies get boost on state contracts
• Oct.'s First Fridays arrives
• Home, vehicles are burglarized over course of weekend
• In the area
• Police blotter (Oct. 6)
• Teen stabbed in downtown fight
• Perez trial stalled again
• Local students to travel by foot and by pedal
• Area shelter marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Pair of PRC members look to internal fixes
• Cowboys for Cancer Research to rustle up some donations
• Man guilty of illegal re-entry
• "Putting Your Ideas into Action" water conservation meeting tomorrow
• Swing Time
• Horse trailer stolen from Arenas Valley
• Environment Department seeks input on septic tank rules
• Thursday chat to discuss opportunities
• Silver City Police Blotter (Oct. 5)
• Tri-City Police Blotter (oct. 5)
• In the Area
• Public input sought on trapping
• Waiting for fall
• In the Area
• Silver City Blotter
• County Blotter
• Alleged victim supports Garcia's release
• 29 guns stolen from Arenas Valley home
• Local Wells Fargo customers receive scam emails
• Republicans upset about redistricting lawsuit representation
• Spaceport directors come together
• Shepard to be inaugurated as WNMU president
• Community businesses come through for kids at Junior Livestock Sale
• Researchers test chile for salt tolerance
• Mesilla Valley Maze
• Informational kiosk installed
• In the area
• October Fiesta offers a taste of old country
• Rescue seeks volunteers for dog housing construction work
• Las Cruces Half Marathon returns Dec. 4
• Limiting my cuss words to men and cows
• Rodeo highlights ranching skills
• Las Cruces-born cleric killed
• Youths prep for livestock events at Cliff-Gila Grant County Fair
• Healthy food activist to speak
• Laptop, iPod stolen from vehicle on Bullard Street Thursday night
• Small fire sparked by lightning located in Gila Wilderness
• Post Office Blues: Mule Creek office on closure list
• Man says gun stolen from his vehicle
• Hummell family sues Las Cruces in shooting
• Wearable art exhibit entry date coming up
• Pinos Altos October Fiesta a firefighter fundraiser
• In the Area
• Free Weather Spotter Class Offered
• Haire sentenced in molestation
• Block pleads guilty, resigns
• State takeover of Sunland Park government functions unlikely
• On the small screen
• Students at Stout take up Rachel's Challenge
• 'No questions asked' day turns up ammunition
• In the Area (Sept. 28)
• New CD
• Block may resign PRC post today
• 2 arrested on separate burglary charges
• Cliff-Gila fair runs until Sunday
• Hurley Cemetery vandalized; 2 juveniles face charges
• NM residents protest possible post office closures
• In the area (Sept. 27)
• Bomb explodes under officer's car; ATF investigating
• Blotter (Sept. 27)
• Morales honored for work in education
• Tyrone fire equipment passes pump testing
• In the area (Sept. 26)
• Hot line, website detail best places to see fall foliage
• Session ends with much left undone
• Vendors, artisans come together for colorful cultural celebration
• Annual enchilada fest kicks off in Las Cruces
• Nuñez: Driver's license bill dead
• Martinez promises veto as redistricting bill passes
• House green lights bidding advantage bill
• Great Pyrenees seeks great home
• In the area (Sept. 24)
• Police blotter (Sept. 24)
• Obama lets states opt out of federal school rules
• Man, 22, accused in assault after fight at girlfriend's home
• Teen arrested after drugs, gun discovery
• Celebrate area's agricultural heritage at harvest festival
• Senate OKs business-tax bill
• Correction (Sept. 24)
• Little Walnut Picnic Area to be closed in October
• Driver's license bill is dead, sponsor says (6:12 p.m.)
• Dems approve House redistricting plan
• Protecting their land: State to have invite-only celebration
• Live for two shows
• Legislators in gridlock over boundaries
• Woman faces fraud, forgery charges
• Silver City GOP state rep. says retirement not 'concrete'
• Rep. Hamilton of Silver City will not run for re-election (11:35 p.m.)
• In the Area
• Blotter
• 'We still get to play the game we love'
• Transmission line developers host open forum today
• State Reps. Hamilton, Martinez to be in same district
• Sunland Park officials want 2 lawmakers off utility board
• Fake currency sparks investigation
• Counsel ready to gather evidence in Block case
• Local attorney teaches kids about US Constitution
• In the Area
• Blotter
• In Brief
• WNMU starts fund to help team, students (2:29 p.m.)
• Harvest Festival celebrates lifestyle of Mimbres Valley
• Democrats push forward with redistricting plans
• County Blotter
• Tri-City Blotter
• Silver City Blotter
• Cliff Dwellings announce fee-free day
• Immigrant rights group upset with records denial
• Juvenile probation officer pleads no contest to DWI charge
• Welcome home, Mustangs!
• Free legal assistance offered for seniors
• In the Area
• Council meeting date moved up
• Rotary Club to offer adventure trips
• ACLU accepting nominations for board
• Magistrate court closed for training
• Nonprofit groups can access free new library
• NMSU demonstrate agricultural use of solar power
• Bootheel residents, ranchers want planned Border Patrol base moved
• No one injured in WNMU bus fire
• Arm wrestlers vie for national victory
• Studio tour
• Silver City gets chance to 'Catch the Kid'
• Governor's initiatives running out of time
• Winning at cow sale doesn't come cheap
• WNMU football team s bus catches fire, team will still play conference opener (1:07 p.m.)
• In the Area (Sept. 17)
• Area student get closer look at Fort Bayard's past
• Silver City police blotter (Sept. 17)
• NM lawmakers OK education panel redistricting
• Statehood centennial essay contest seeks student entries
• Teen to put strength to the test at arm-wrestling championship
• Mattocks Ruin open to the public beginning Sunday
• GOP lawmakers combine putting, protest
• Artists open studios to public
• Senator may be the key for Martinez in license battle
• HAZMAT emergency training
• Ruidoso gun ban to go before council
• Albuquerque lawyer tapped for special prosecutor role in Block impeachment
• Fort Bayard Days: Billy the Kid to take part in 2011 event
• Boy, 15, arrested for stealing
• Triathlete to host bike ride, health event this weekend
• Bills target NM unemployment shortfall
• Fort Bayard Days: Koons aims to save historic site, one step at a time
• 'Catch the Kid' reaches Silver City
• Coffee request lands man in hot water
• In the Area (Sept. 14)
• Puppet preparation
• Police blotter (Sept. 14)
• County Blotter
• Gila River Fest is last stop on Catch the Kid tour
• Tri-City Blotter
• Armed man barricades himself for 6 hours
• In the Area
• Are NM legislators working hard enough?
• Silver City Blotter
• Deputies seize 601 pounds of marijuana at traffic stop
• <b><font color="B22222">UPDATE: </b></font> Barricaded, armed Silver City man removed by SWAT teams (3:42 p.m.)
• Alleged shooter arested
• September 11 memorial
• In the area
• Victims of 9/11 honored at ceremony
• NMSU psychology professor studies sexual double standard
• Changes at dental clinic include new policies for missing appointments
• Mercado Juárez is now a skeleton of former years
• WNMU partners with Spanish university
• To our readers
• 'I couldn't believe what I was seeing'
• Return of Pickamania! praised
• Attacks reverberated throughout United States, Silver
• <b><font color= B2222 >BREAKING: Santa Clara Police make arrest in shooting </b></font>
• Democrats offer compromise on immigrant licenses
• Police blotter (Sept. 10)
• Colorful art car swings by Silver City
• Crafts cooperative to sell rugs, more at Pickamania
• Man not guilty of shooting at vehicle
• Recognize anniversary of 9/11 at area events
• Silver City police seek info on Silver burglaries
• Woman, 2 men stabbed during fight at Flame
• In the area (Sept. 10)
• Retro tunes
• Honoring Our Heroes Patriots Day Remembrance
• In the Area
• Silver City Museum to open NM statehood centennial exhibits today
• Obama asks $450B to lift economy, mostly tax cuts
• Gov. says grandparents came to US illegally
• Area airports heighten security
• Opening arguments begin for Hecht trial
• Saturday bar fight ends in man's arrest
• Elderly man who caused deadly crash moved
• Block impeachment process could cost $1M
• Rural NM faces loss in redistricting
• Pickamania! returns to Gough Park venue
• Honey Gitters have local link
• 3 Reeses to stay jailed in gun case; youngest son may be released
• Legislators have full plate as special session starts
• Fischmann: Constituents stand with governor on license issue
• Southern NM legislators to co-chair impeachment panel
• Skepticism greets jobless fund fix
• 100 protest Martinez driver's license push
• Brewer Hill walkers, bicyclists asked for input
• 10th year, but new location for Red Hot Children's Fiesta
• Miller Library to host local author's book signing
• Court: Woman may get second chance
• Vendors declare Gem & Mineral Show a success
• Groups to monitor water quality
• In Brief
• Governor poised to tangle - again - on driver's license issue
• In the area
• Cotton research could expand crop's uses
• Hatch Chile Festival
• Furry festivities
• Dental clinic gets new look
• Disabled find jobs at White Sands
• School reform support is shaky
• Comyford takes 2nd in breakaway roping
• Town of Silver City seeking public input on redistricting plans
• Contentious special session likely
• Martinez, lawmakers at odds over unemployment tax
• Gem and Mineral Show marks its 28th year
• Puppy Dog Ranch draws crowd despite wind, occasional rain
• Fewer vendors show for San Vicente festival
• A tough year for U.S. labor
• If you're comfortable, you aren't camping
• Area closed by Wallow Fire reopens
• Anthony casino denied
• In the area (Sept. 30)
• Is this your tortoise?
• Silver City police blotter (Sept. 3)
• Silver City man takes plea in battery case
• Searching for treasures
• Boston Hill Fire puts reverse 911 service to work
• Family members appear in court on gun charges
• Boston Hill Fire mostly under control
• Local woman gets light sentence
• Labor day crowds head for Elephant Butte
• Reese family makes first court appearance on gun-running charges, seek public defenders (11:08 a.m.)
• <b><font color="B22222"> BREAKING: </b></font>Fire prompts evacuations near Silver City (1:49 p.m.)
• Last chance to enter wine fest sweepstakes (8:27 a.m.)
• Judge puts brakes on NM license checks
• Authority aims to boost recycling with 500 new bins
• Hurley's bail to stay on forgery charges
• Event to aid dog rescue
• Family arrested in gun bust; feds raid LC, Deming stores
• MainStreet cooks up a 'Taste of Downtown'
• Crime Stoppers rewards offered for info on fugitive, burglaries
• Rolling Stones Gem and Mineral Show makes its return to Silver
• Silver to host NM premiere of 'Patagonia' documentary
• Man gets 6 years in host of charges
• Gun store raided in Deming (2:15 p.m.)
• A new look for Santa Clara Police Department
• Governor hits the mark in gun test
• Two men hospitalized after weekend shootings
• As gas stays above $3, Labor Day travel expected to fall
• Lawmaker surprises governor on education bill
• Firefighters conduct training exercise
• In the area (Aug. 29)
• Movie industry audits expected this fall
• At 101, Silver City resident loves life
• State centennial festivities start off on spicy note
• Drugs to treat cancer, other ailments, in short supply
• San Vicente Fiesta marks 22nd year
• Workshops help prepare for Monsoon Puppet Parade
• Student video to show at film fest
• Gun-smuggling scandal takes toll on Columbus
• Off to the races: Ducks take center stage in Deming
• Longing for Eliot Ness in a 'CSI' world
• Room to grow: Location 'best choice' for Chamber of Commerce
• Chile grower aims to break world record
• Man sought in Silver City stolen-property case turns self in
• Police blotter (Aug. 27)
• In the area (Aug. 27)
• No charges yet in Arenas Valley drive-by
• Turnout good for Yankie Texas Arts District event
• Martinez picks new leader for NM budget agency
• SCPD sees crime spike in southwest section
• Texas troubadour ready to play show at Buckhorn Saloon tonight
• Road fixed in wake of flash flood damage
• WNMU writer-in-residence aims to spark local authors
• On the gridiron
• State jet takes off on one-way trip to Alaska
• Border-town police chief Angelo Vega finally cops to gun smuggling conspiracy (3:11 p.m.)
• Ready for some football?
• Walmart evacuated due to bomb threat
• Frozen check lands woman in hot water
• Redistricting could cost region representation in Santa Fe
• Bi-county energy course slated for region
• Isaac's Bar to change name and the type of liquor license it holds
• MALDEF suit seeks end to driver's license scrutiny
• Police: Prisoner hasn't come back from medical furlough
• Sidewalk work
• Martinez to face lawsuit on driver's license program
• NM legislators look to impeach PRC member
• Plea deal means 4 years for Medina
• Signal Peak Challenge returns for third year
• E.T. not behind Friday night event
• State cautions Sunland Park on spending
• Fort Bayard marks 145 years
• In the Area
• County Blotter
• Town must decide whether to finance Up With People
• Blotter
• Silver City man wanted in connection with stolen property
• Name that UFO
• Salsa Contest: Firefighters face the heat
• Soldiers, spouses learn new skills at communication fair
• 3D cameras could help prevent falls
• Economy raises concerns of another recession
• In the area
• Up With People may come to Silver City
• Rotary Club organizing southwest New Mexico adventures
• Video of the Run to Copper Country Car Show
• Murphy case to move ahead after ruling
• Auto enthusiasts revved up for Cruizers car show
• Spaceport's first phase nearly done
• Catching the worm not worth rising before the sun
• Need for a safety net still great
• Center improvements aid Silver visitors
• Silver City man arrested in alleged assault, kidnap attempt
• Yankie Street shuts down for performance space
• 'Lone Ranger' to ride again?
• Copper Country Car Show rolls into 20th year
• NM appeals court reverses forgery conviction
• Unveiling of Cargo bust draws a big crowd in Santa Fe
• NM Music Series concert to wrap up the season
• Silver police investigate pair of business burglaries
• Way Out West, Katy Creek to play at Silco on Saturday
• Vega to change plea on gun-ring charges
• Wells Fargo debit-card fee to take a toll on customers
• Flash flood
• Ashburn to head business center
• AG to get crack at investment council case
• Isaac's raises glass for anniversary
• Medical facility breaks ground on Pope Street
• Judge fines Silver City homeowner $157, orders chickens out
• PRC official says he's addicted to prescription drugs
• Chile-roasting season arrives
• Police blotter (Aug. 17)
• Auction to aid horse rescue
• In the area (Aug. 17)
• Mimbres Region Arts Council to review successes at annual meeting
• City plans for bikes, pedestrians
• Sept. 6 is likely starting date for special session
• Panel: Lizard shouldn't be placed on endangered species list
• Chile season returns
• Artful words
• Some will lose water service today
• Harvest Festival
• Students, families welcomed to WNMU
• Public to give comment at meetings this week
• New PNM rates start Sunday
• In the area
• Some to lose water Tuesday for project
• Local man interns at Santa Fe Opera
• 'Fire Season' book signing kindles some local interest
• Disney pulls plug on 'Lone Ranger' project
• The story of the little heifer that cud
• WNMU ready as students move into dorms this weekend
• Feds propose more critical habitat for flycatcher
• a)sp."A"(c)e: Studio/Art/Gallery to host weekend events
• Courthouse trees cut down
• Spaceflights from NM depend on economy
• Dead man's family may sue over Taser incident
• Sheriff's Department recovers bikes
• Pinos Altos Ice Cream Parlor to close
• First day of school
• Film says hi-yo to Silver City
• School bells ring
• Marshall wins award for GRMC development work
• Silver police to boost school-zone presence
• Pearce talk draws fire in Silver
• Man to compete in truck event
• Extras casting call for 'major Hollywood film' Aug. 21 in Silver City (3:20 p.m.)
• Bookmobile to visit the area
• Fire ban gets on agenda for county commission meeting
• Back to school
• VA Center director: Care improving
• Stocks plunge; Dow suffers 6th-worst loss
• ID swap ends in arrest
• Mustang practice
• Gov. marks start of Union Pacific project
• Feds release study of trapping effects on wolves (2:49 p.m.)
• Summer garden
• Two county post offices may be closed
• Carrie Tingley clinic to visit Silver City
• Locals remember bombing of Hiroshima
• Professor seeks solutions to creating metal oxide films
• This week, get out and exercise with your kids
• Deployed sisters rely on family for support
• Medal of Honor winner reflects on experience
• Sweet ride
• Local Quakers to mark Peace Day in Gough Park
• Barn sour Gentleman rushes home to his Lady
• Martinez refuses to yield on changing driver's license law
• Prescribed pile burns planned
• In the area (Aug. 6)
• Blotter (Aug. 6)
• Pearce to hold town hall meeting
• Ultralight plane carrying marijuana crashes; pilot flees
• Police investigating Thursday shooting
• County's new alert system up and running
• Film may bring Depp to Silver City
• Sobriety checkpoints planned throughout August
• Winery toasts to 2 years in business
• Jury convicts 5 officers in post-Katrina shootings (12:52 p.m.)
• Sources: Johnny Depp, Armie Hammer to film 'The Lone Ranger' in NM (11:02 a.m.)
• Murray repairs
• New commenting system running for Sun-News website
• Fishers led the police to Sierra's car
• First Fridays MainStreet marks Dog Days of Summer
• Dow falls hardest since '08
• Ready for your scene?
• 1,100 respond to NM driver's license verification letters
• Former Gov. Cargo honored with bust
• Pinos Altos home gets unwelcome visit from bear
• FAA funding problems cast a shadow over local aviation
• <b><font color="b22222">Updated: </b></font> Details emerge in Sierra death probe
• Tax-free weekend returns on Friday
• Murder victim's car found in Elephant Butte
• Debt deal is done
• A walk for heroes: Shirts to benefit veteran's foundation
• Foreign nationals may verify residency in Las Cruces
• Silver City builder's invention wins Tool-of-the-Year award
• Commissioners rescind fireworks proclamation
• Fiscal year budget approved
• House OKs debt bill
• Columbus trustee pleads guilty in smuggling case
• Ousted Columbus official pleads guilty in arms smuggling case (12:48 p.m.)
• Rodeo is a smash
• Communities receive funding for water and wastewater projects
• Obama, Congress reach debt deal
• Water Leak
• In the area
• Woman's memory honored at rodeo
• Silver City Public Library offers free computer classes
• NM license crackdown could face trouble
• Give life to animals: eat more meat
• Santa Fe opens arms to native son Medal of Honor recipient
• Out of the gray
• Police blotter (July 30)
• Fire chief removes Silver City fire ban
• Chamber leaves Visitors Center
• In the area (July 30)
• Medal of Honor recipient honored at NM capitol (6:15 p.m.)
• Murphy arrested on new charge
• Forgery arrest for local woman
• PRC grants 9.1% electric rate hike
• Access to care is the focus of Veterans Services secretary visit
• Father, stepmother charged after deadly night of drinking with teen
• PRC vote allows PNM to increase electricity rates (11:50 a.m.)
• Chamber denied lodger's tax funds
• Carpet sale
• Flood reports trickling in from the Gila
• NMSU's pepper garden a summer sight
• Public offers input on state's Medicaid overhaul
• NM workers' union suggests changes in the pension system
• Unexpected Repair
• Undocumented immigrants qualify for scholarship; home-schoolers do not
• Two new, small lightning-caused fires start in Gila
• Local artist donates bus to museum in Kenya
• Interstate 10 finally finished
• Silver City perfect fit for store owner
• Taxpayers pay pretty penny for public education consultants
• Smoke reports continue with thunderstorms, Forest Service says
• Hay, alfalfa prices stun NM farmers
• Motorcycle crash
• Bear sighting
• In the Area
• Chile harvesting time
• Forest Service hosts fire, flood recovery workshops
• State cabinet secretary seeks feedback from Silver City vets
• New lightning-caused fires burn in Gila forest over the weekend
• Mexico's Santa Muerte spreads across border region
• Bear ransacks car in hunt for fast-food treat
• Forest Service: Smoke reports increasing due to lightning
• Hygiene products for animals lack common scents
• Big Ditch Day draws a crowd
• 'Catch That Kid'
• NM test results 'not acceptable'
• Bobcat makes pit stop at Las Cruces home
• Silver City police warn of phone scams
• Fire crews released from Gila wilderness
• Police blotter (July 23)
• In the area (July 23)
• Enchilada fiesta to debut eating oompetition
• Corvette fire
• WNMU pool still closed due to chemical problems
• Weather mixed blessing for Gila fires
• WNMU Museum reopens entrance
• NM Game Commission OKs end of ban on trapping
• Family of man killed in crash will donate to Penny Park repair work
• SCPD seeks help with ID
• NM court rules against judge who jailed crowd
• Gila, NM, woman lands 335-pound Alaska halibut on first ever fishing trip
• Fifth Columbus gun ring defendant pleads guilty
• NMSP look for missing Deming man
• Ex-Aggies softball player to attend diversion program
• ACLU sues Duran over voter info request
• Cliff Dweller flood
• Fires still burning in inaccessible terrain in the Gila Wilderness
• Big Ditch Day to celebrate Silver City park
• Ramirez, other religious leaders meet with Obama
• ACLU sues secretary of state over voter investigation
• Gov: Foreign nationals will have to verify addresses for driver's licenses
• GRMC hires chief of nursing
• Baby Brianna case left mark on NM law
• Chile + brownies = hot chocolate?
• In the area (July 20)
• Farm fresh
• No continuance in Perez case
• Arroyos faces 3 years in jail
• Woman wins plane ticket at Isaac's Trivia Night
• Take steps to protect your pet
• Carport set on fire
• On the waiting list
• Fugitive police officer surrenders
• Famous last words to the very end
• Relay for Life raises money for cancer society
• Potter squatters
• White Sands Complex helps keep shuttle, ground control in touch
• Bad Kitty Bakehouse opens downtown
• Lightning causes nine fires in Gila Wilderness
• In the area (July 16)
• New Copper Quail exhibit features work by husband, wife
• Two more defendants plead guilty in Columbus trafficking case
• Officer facing DUI charges fails to appear in court
• Blotter (July 16)
• Duran plans to continue voter fraud investigation
• Three Silver City residents arrested in stolen Las Cruces vehicle (2:12 p.m.)
• Fireworks may brighten Labor Day
• Apartments upgraded with help of USDA loans
• Man allegedly strangles ex-girlfriend
• Gila National Forest Lifts Fire and Smoking Restrictions
• Visitors invited to Silver City on quest to 'Catch the Kid'
• Penny Park bids denied
• Company submits plan to monitor Continental Mine
• 'Zocaloco' comes to life in Silver City
• Teens attend NM ranching camp
• Gov., lawmakers at odds on tobacco taxes
• Columbus' ex-mayor pleads guilty in gun smuggling case
• Former Columbus mayor pleads guilty to firearms trafficking (3:18 p.m.)
• Ranger is recipient of military's top honor
• Medal of Honor has special place in nation's history
• NM's only other living Medal of Honor recipient welcomes Petry to ranks
• Reward offered in downtown vandalism
• New Mexico's Medal of Honor recipients
• Gun sellers say policy's aim more political than practical
• In the area (July 13)
• NM sets off-year record for pecans
• Cousin's poise under fire left mark
• The making of a Medal of Honor Ranger
• Ranger training helped prepare Petry for Afghanistan role
• <b><font color="B22222">A day of honor: </b></font> NM's Sgt. Leroy Petry to receive military's highest honor today (9:19 a.m.)
• Man pleads guilty to sexual contact with toddler
• Relay for Life event hopes to raise $30,000
• Mexican gray wolf faces new challenges
• Columbus officials abolish police department
• Lightning sparks several new fires in Gila (1:55 p.m.)
• Bullrun Live Rally
• PNM challenges PRC's demand
• Environmental specialist leaves Economic Development post
• New book features Pinos Altos' Buckhorn Saloon
• White Sands role ends as spaceflight shifts to tourism, new spaceport
• Training, support tie shuttle to Las Cruces area
• Farmers and ranchers: irreconcilable differences
• Police blotter (July 9)
• 'Light this fire': Shuttle lifts off for last time
• County extends ban on fireworks
• Eatery's Hatch Benedict wins national kudos
• In the area (July 9)
• Curtain set to go up on local 'Zocaloco' production tonight
• Walmart worker faces charges over card use
• Help needed in search for gun
• Wallow Fire closures lifted, fire restrictions still in place
• Family's home saved from blaze
• USDA official looks in on local projects
• Border plan puts emphasis on drug prevention (3:24 p.m.)
• Man arrested in alleged teen prostitution plan
• Off-duty NMSP officer arrested in alleged DWI
• Mountain lion spotted by police Wednesday
• Man hit police car in alleged 4th DWI
• Las Cruces veterans get Fort Bliss burial
• Community responds to park vandalism
• Fireworks ban keeps the 4th quiet
• Murphy lawyer wants charges thrown out in bribery case
• Guilty plea in nipple-ripping incident
• Out-of-state resources make difference on Gila
• Hernandez leaves post, will return to classroom
• Tri-City blotter (July 6)
• In the area (July 5)
• Family, friends gather to watch patriotic parade
• Mexican gray wolves face new challenges in struggle for survival
• Residents rally in effort to rebuild park
• In the area (July 4)
• Colorful sight
• Volunteers, vendors set up shop for today's celebrations
• Downtown turns it up for July edition of First Fridays
• In NM, college-educated population growing older
• Sip of rain Friday unable to quench ongoing drought
• Review shows state wasted funds for school transportation
• It's the Pitts: Locked out and looking for keys
• How they voted (July 3)
• NMSU student to compete in hot dog eating contest
• Fire rips through Penny Park again
• In the area (July 2)
• <b><font color="B22222">UPDATE</b></font> Two fires under investigation in Silver City (12:17 p.m.)
• Silver City firefighters participate in hazmat decontamination training
• Today's First Friday to include new businesses, fundraising relay, dance featuring Loose Blues Band
• Vans Warped Tour draws 9,600 music fans
• Being ready for heat key for concert-goers
• PNM's Facebook page fans win prizes
• Fireworks spark council defiance
• Higher Ed secretary keeps NMSU job
• El Paso office to work on Columbus gun case
• Silco dinner-and-a-movie program to aid theater, local food pantry
• Downed power line starts blaze in Rio De Arenas RV park
• <b><font color="B22222">BREAKING: </b></font> Fire prompts evacuation near Silver City, two buildings burned, homes threatened (5:16 p.m.)
• Columbus weapons smuggling case passed to El Paso U.S. Attorney (12:48 p.m.)
• Evacuations ordered for Donaldson Complex Fire (7:56 a.m.)
• K-3 program begins this week
• Fireworks vendors pull up stakes for season
• New head for cultural district
• Museum Society planning trail tours
• Wind damage
• Warped Tour rolls into Las Cruces
• Governor urges New Mexicans to not use fireworks (8:08 a.m.)
• Wildfire causes Los Alamos evacuation order
• After 17 playful years, Toytown says goodbye
• New school grading system gets trial run
• Years have been good to rodeo clown retirees
• Locals protest fireworks stands
• Car show draws enthusiasts near and far
• Inspiration is the key to happiness
• Young campers create beach mural
• Wildfire work continues in NM, Ariz.
• Pearce: Gov't is broke, broken
• Solid Waste manager out; salary to go to projects
• Fort Bayard may host polytrauma center
• Police seek help in Steins murder
• In the area (June 25)
• Tour museum, learn about Fort Bayard today
• Silver City police blotter (June 25)
• Hot day, cold treat
• Skies may be quiet for the 4th
• Crime stoppers (June 24)
• Pinos Altos firefighters mark 25 years
• Authorities seek missing woman
• New mural
• Silver, Las Cruces part of tourism push
• Man reports computer taken from residence early Tuesday
• Tours at Fort Bayard Saturday
• Cause for Paws
• Legislators vs. Martinez: Court strikes down veto
• Morales honored for work in Senate
• Obama: Troops to head home
• Police seek assailant suspect
• Local opinion favors drawdown in long fight
• Martinez tightens license rules
• 3 killed in I-10 collision
• Feeling Warped?
• <b><font color=B22222">UPDATED: </b></font>Three dead, one injured after I-10 accident west of Las Cruces, NMSP recreating accident scene (8:37 a.m.)
• Pearce town hall set for Saturday
• Hachita Fire under control
• Couple's clothing shop finds niche in Silver City
• EP Electric to start work soon on plant
• Bear cub invades home outside Deming
• Columbus trustee Blas Gutierrez won't resign (12:37 p.m.)
• Crews fight Santa Fe fire, more bans imposed in NM
• Only two utilize Red Cross services
• State legislators evaluate areas for redistricting
• Katie's Law to expand July 1
• New reporter joins Silver City Sun-News
• Man kills girlfriend, self
• Silver City couple's dispute ends in murder-suicide (12:59 p.m.)
• Wallow Fire 51 percent contained (7:52 a.m.)
• Wildfire near Santa Fe at 3,000 acres (7:51 a.m.)
• Gardens blooming in Silver City
• Winds to challenge crews battling AZ, NM wildfires
• Democrats question scope of review
• It's better to be able to see what you're eating
• No fees Monday for Gila Cliff Dwellings
• Las Cruces native set to vie for Miss USA title tonight in Vegas
• Legislators take Martinez to court over veto
• Gough Park hosts day of family fun
• In the area (June 18)
• Espanola man arrested near Deming
• PNM launches Free Online Payment option and paperless billing
• Dixie Bee-Liners
• Gallery celebrates anniversary
• Plan for solar carport draws criticism
• Ruidoso fire leaves tourism unscathed
• Silver City police blotter (June 18)
• Ruidoso fire claims 8 homes
• Sunland Park NAFTA conference draws crowd
• Suspect in triple killing may sue over search damage
• Local woman picked for control booth at CATS
• El Refugio recognizes local men
• Supreme Court says underwear search by officer was justified
• Carlsbad Caverns national park reopens (4:17 a.m.)
• Soldier's allegations of racism draw Pearce, ACLU
• Club offers Garden Tour
• Stay cool
• Silver City man gets 30 months for guns
• Peace Tree Planting for Father's Day
• Pearce to hold meetings in area
• Ramirez gets max sentence in rest-stop slaying
• Loop Fire continues to burn near Carlsbad Caverns (4:35 a.m.)
• Arizona wildfire near biggest in state history (4:19 a.m.)
• Unmarked state police cars rolling toward Las Cruces
• Santa Clara man faces 12th DUI
• On the stage
• Despite drought danger, fireworks vendors to sell in city
• Hatch, Silver City make annual 'Best Eats' list (9:58 a.m.)
• Silver City police blotter (June 14)
• In the area (June 14)
• Brush fire closes Carlsbad Caverns
• Arizona woman sentenced for trying to smuggle money into Mexico
• Grant County sheriff's blotter (June 14)
• Deming man overcome by propane fumes
• Learn how 'green' your home can be at event
• 107-year-old woman's life filled with faith, family
• Tri-county blotter (June 14)
• Tykes on bikes
• In Brief (June 13)
• MainStreet recognizes volunteers
• No injuries in rollover
• Bear visit startles residents
• Vacant home, 2nd building lost in blaze Friday night
• NMSP to probe 64K records for voter fraud
• No gold to be made in goldfish ranching
• In the area (June 11)
• Massive Ariz. wildfire expected to enter NM
• Get a rare look at Cruces museum's treasure trove of antiques
• Letter carrier accused of embezzlement applies for diversion
• Correction (June 11)
• Portions of Gila closed because of fire danger
• Anonymous donor offers $15,000 to fund reverse 911 notification system
• Police blotter (June 10)
• Local briefs (June 10)
• Wallow Fire just a mile from state line
• Soldier's promise to comrade spurs charity ride
• Wallow Fire blazes across border into NM
• Texas senator moves to block lizard status
• Wallow Fire may cut power for some in NM
• Suspect in fatal crash out of jail
• NM graduation rates improve slightly
• Annual July 4th Parade and Festival
• Smokey sunsets
• NM Supreme Court to hear arguments in unfair wages case
• Hidalgo County man shot to death
• Lightning causes 7 new wildfires
• <b> <font color="b22222">BREAKING: </b></font>Hidalgo County homicide under investigation (3:40 p.m.)
• Fishing Derby
• Police find no sign of missing teen in landfill
• Arizona forest fire expands to 233,000 acres
• Rain falls at long last
• Dust settles on rodeo
• PNM holds energy fair for low-income seniors Thursday
• Construction to begin on solar carport
• Cathi Jefferson to be featured artist at WNMU clay studio
• Seminar offered on the value of green building
• Lightning forecast for Gila this weekend
• Local interests endorse plan for Anthony casino
• Study: Casino could be a jackpot
• Legislators defend NM chile's good name
• Rodeo parade
• Wildfire concerns shut down campsites
• Ready to ride
• Volunteers sought for water quality monitoring Tuesday
• Branding not only pain in the world
• In the area (June 4)
• Cowboy up, y'all
• Director seeks to raise awareness of Juárez's plight
• Silver City police search landfill for missing teen's body
• Silver City man arrested after SUV hits house
• Tour homes, help the 24 Club on Sunday
• In the area (June 4)
• Silver City police blotter (June 4)
• Get glimpse of rodeo queens, cowboys today at parade
• Rodeo opening night
• The new face of Yankie Street
• Fishing Derby
• First Friday: Rodeo fever on tap tonight
• Weather, fire create smoky haze
• New Mexico very dry this year, but no record
• Police: Blues Fest crowd caused no trouble
• At the rodeo
• Columbus port of entry improvements on time
• NM pushes forward with spaceport project
• 2 women arrested in robbery, battery
• '8 Murders a Day' to show Sunday at Silco
• NM utility company to face regulators
• Convicted teen murderer faces possible probation in slaying
• Wild Wild West Pro Rodeo begins tonight
• Obama to award Medal of Honor to NM soldier
• Miller Fire 85% contained; burns 88K acres
• Crash results in vehicular homicide charge
• Police blotter (June 1)
• Equine herpes a danger to NM horses
• Fort Bayard ceremony honors vets
• Miller Fire crews battle strong winds
• Meet and Greet the Silver City Museum's New Director Tracy Spikes
• Memorial Day program
• Silver City rider joins 'Run for the Wall'
• 16th Annual Silver City Blues Fest continues today at Gough Park
• Sowards aims to claim the conservative vote
• Despite wind, crowd raises a glass at Wine Festival
• Officials: Miller Fire 70 percent contained
• LIES research picks horses over tractors
• See you next year
• In the area (May 28)
• Police blotter (May 28)
• Ready for Blues Fest
• Solar photovoltaics course begins May 31
• Silver hotels fill up with Blues Fest fans
• Arenas Valley man gets 11 years in infant abuse case
• Buckhorn celebrates 1 year since reopening
• Attempted carjacking earns nearly 5 years in prison
• Show car stolen Tuesday
• Gila Cliff Dwellings Reopen For Memorial Day Weekend
• Gila Cliff Dwellings and campgrounds reopening (9:40 a.m.)
• Motel owners' lawyers defend actions in human trafficking case
• Pupfish problem may be small fry
• Hurley case moves to trial
• Council OKs a partial fireworks ban
• Wrap used to defend historic Gila cabins from fire
• Ceiling collapse alters museum routine
• Prevent tragedy, watch out for road workers
• Motel owners face charges human trafficking charges
• WNMU pool closed for maintenance
• Employee premiums 100% covered under county budget proposal
• County urged to tighten fire rules
• Miller Fire near Silver City consumes 83,000 acres (8:10 a.m.)
• Grads dance down the aisles
• 2-acre fire caused by weed burning
• MainStreet Program receives Great American award
• Two new fires reported over the weekend
• High school grads receive diplomas
• In the area (May 23)
• Impostors claim to be Navy SEALs
• Miller Fire nearly 50% contained
• More suspected child abuse being reported
• Blues Fest coming next weekend
• Cliff High Class of 2011
• Cooler temps, humidity help in Miller Fire fight
• Motivations in Murphy prosecution questioned
• Lessons learned from Buck and Gentleman
• Catholic Church settles alleged abuse lawsuit
• Students turn eyes to the sky for rocket launch
• Part of Highway 15 open again
• First defendant convicted in NM rest stop slaying
• Door to the future
• Hearing set in deadly shooting
• Humidity aids firefighters
• Police Blotter
• High gas prices raise concern for fiscal year
• Tre Rosat Café Celebrates 1 Year Anniversary
• Miller Fire nearly 77,000 acres (8:31 a.m.)
• Volunteers needed for Blues Festival
• No charges yet in deadly shooting
• Call for ban on trapping expands
• Mayor's Gala: 800 people? No problem
• Mayor's Gala: Dangerous rescue saved 2 hikers
• Heroes to be honored at Las Cruces Mayor's Gala
• Zsoka joins DA race
• WNMU stages mock shooting exercise
• Miller Fire at 40 percent contained as of Tuesday
• Bicycle workshop takes to the road
• High court to hear appeal in Hobbs killings
• Columbus trustees accept mayor's resignation
• Details emerge as probe into highway worker's death continues
• Tyrone Fire Station has new water tender
• Gallinas Fire 100-percent contained
• Bayard Farmers Market to open at new location
• Area agencies stage mock shooting
• Velez announces he'll run for district attorney
• In the area (May 16)
• Crews continue to battle Miller Fire; new blaze reported
• Artists show, sell work at Public Hanging
• Progress made on wildfires
• Silver City Fire captain honored for efforts during Quail Ridge blaze
• WNMU's Class of 2011 heads out into the world
• Every cattle brand has a story behind it
• Some seek ban on 3 types of trapping
• Taste the heat!
• Miller Fire chars 60K acres, trips up travel plans
• Pilot to get Distinguished Flying Cross for WWII, Korea service
• Jailed mayor offers to resign if paid
• Senior snip
• Choice of Martinez for WNMU graduation address rankles some
• New fire erupts north of Silver City
• WNMU to honor alumnus for work
• Enviro group, government move toward truce on species protections
• Business owner offers reward for info
• Police to conduct saturation patrols
• New fire reported north of Silver City (1:52 p.m.)
• Southwest NM fire now at more than 95 square miles
• Handgun stolen during burglary
• LC man arrested in Grant County killing
• For the victim's family, relief
• Fire near Gila Hot Springs burns surplus forestry trailers, evacuations lifted (2:33 p.m.)
• <b><font color="b22222">Updated: </b></font> Two years later, a break in the Rachel Torrisi Sierra case (1:28 p.m.)
• Obama urges immigration reform during EP visit
• Grant County Commission hears fire details
• Officer laid to rest
• Immigration boosts economy, Obama says in El Paso visit
• Red Cross continues support
• Mountain lion killed in downtown El Paso
• SCPD looks into graffiti, vandalism incidents
• Stout bomb threat investigation continues
• President tours border crossing facility
• Miss. pup heads back home after landing in LC
• Suspect sought in attempted bike theft
• Tri-city blotter (May 10)
• In the area
• Silver City blotter (May 10)
• Miller Fire forces more residents to evacuate
• Cobre High band member doesn't let challenges stop him
• Fire officials advise evacuations ahead of Miller fire (10:10 a.m.)
• Local residents gather in support of Mexico protest
• Children's mental health
• New blaze flares up to Silver's south
• Miller Fire may force evacuations
• PNM grants inspire bright ideas in Silver City classrooms
• Residents meet with military during Appreciation Week
• Obama visit to El Paso to focus on immigration
• Researchers work to multiply math skills
• Computer course for beginners on Fridays
• UTEP gets invite
• Youth forum
• Red Cross to offer classes
• Western New Mexico University announces spring 2011 graduates
• Students honored
• <font color="b22222"><b>UPDATE:</b></font> Lomita Fire in 'mop-up stage,' fire chief says (6:20 p.m.)
• <font color="b22222"><b>UPDATE:</b></font> Highway 90 now open as fire lines appear to be holding, official reports (3:05 p.m.)
• <font color="b22222"><b>BREAKING:</b></font> Residences evacauted, HIghway 90 closed in light of fire (2:15 p.m.)
• Hi Lo Silvers anniversary
• Film, Sepich bills among standouts
• Farmers Market returns for the season
• Miller Fire closes highway
• Cattle's dispositions defy newfangled scoring system
• Spaceport contractors say state is slow to pay up
• Heinrich stumps in Silver City
• Art mart
• Bear Mountain Lodge to unveil mural today
• Not forgotten
• Lodgers tax process changes
• Las Crucen tapped as new NM Ag Secretary
• Gospel group to play show in Mimbres
• Miller Fire up to 15K acres
• Cutter residents: Spaceport sucks up water
• Cowboy Poetry and Music event rides again
• Alliance brings SC neighbors together
• Hi Lo Silvers Sing Tenth Anniversary Concerts this Weekend
• Block case goes back to court
• Jacob or Jayden?
• 'Seis de Mayo' theme for May First Fridays event
• Market time
• Many Indians irked, but not surprised, by use of Geronimo name in Osama raid
• Conservation groups seek new lizard study
• Crime Stoppers tip ends in arrest
• Ailment fells LCPD officer; was a native of Hurley
• Resendiz eyes 2nd District run
• Pinos Altos man held in stabbings
• Men at work
• Man to face 8th DWI charge
• Power outage strikes the Silver City area
• High court to hear horse feed case
• Group plans suit over lack of jackrabbit protection
• White House says bin Laden unarmed when SEALs stormed room
• Silver City blotter (May 3)
• Tour officials: Race rolled by smoothly
• Smoke from Miller Fire could reach Silver City today
• Sun-News readers speak out about bin Laden's death
• WNMU students to discuss bin Laden's death
• Grant County blotter (May 3)
• Potential bin Laden successor originally from NM
• Authorities alert in wake of bin Laden's death
• In the area (May 3)
• Tri-city blotter (May 3)
• Miller Fire continues to grow in Gila Wilderness
• Crews work to protect historic cabin from Miller Fire
• Group seeks items for rummage sale
• Tour of the Gila wraps up
• Club to celebrate Cinco de Mayo
• County plans DWI program for parents
• Tea Party group organizes yard sale
• After-school care applications being accepted
• Patients sought to provide input
• Miller Fire grows to 3,720 acres
• Virgin Galactic has eyes on posh hotel in T of C
• Tour of the Gila's Criterium, spring event draw crowd downtown
• It's hard to remember all the hat rules
• A spring story of renewal for Dilly
• Wildfire burns south of Gila Cliff Dwellings
• NM makes gains with anti-DWI efforts
• Tour of the Gila got off to slow start, but has become big race
• Gila riders, Celebration of Spring to fill downtown
• Law enforcement agencies offer prescription drug disposal event
• Man to face burglary, other charges
• Grand jury indicts Ferri in triple killing Thursday
• Reward for tips in gunfire incident
• Police seek suspect in Wednesday Lot-a-Burger attack and robbery
• Police seeking Lot-a-Burger bandits (11:24 a.m.)
• On your mark ....
• Royal nuptials part of local man's trip
• Residents warned to be wary of fire danger
• Spaceport America budget cut 57 percent
• Las Cruces, Cobre school districts to get second, post-audit reviews
• Trial date set in gun-trafficking case
• Trial date set in smuggling case
• WNMU board taps president
• WNMU taps Florida Gulf Coast administrator for top job (11:36)
• Tour of the Gila starts today
• Cars, bikes to share road during Tour
• Lack of rain takes toll on region
• Wildlife officials counter Pearce lizard claims
• Court to hear serial killer appeal
• Dog owners may face charges in woman's mauling death
• Kids needed for El Camino Real film class
• Tour of the Gila volunteers, sponsors keep race rolling
• Interest in Bingaman's US Senate seat swells
• Failed carjacker sentenced to nearly 16 years
• Commercial space flights to cost $200K
• Elementary school registration underway
• In the area (April 26)
• Young cyclists geared up for Tour of the Gila
• Free poetry reading at library
• In the area (April 25)
• Ask-a-Lawyer provides free info
• Residents urged to become 'firewise'
• Pinhole photography presentation tonight at WNMU
• Clean and green: E-waste event a success
• Pearce pushes wilderness rollback
• Easter Sunday services and events
• Arrest in triple killing brings relief, hope for closure
• New NM State Police chief has Grant County roots
• More events around Gila race for kids this year
• Those arrested to get information on new DNA sampling rules
• Tour of the Gila crowds fill local lodgings' books
• Bingaman: Airline service to Silver will continue
• Johnson announces presidential bid
• NM's official necklace had rare bipartisan support
• PNM breaks ground on Luna County solar plant
• WNMU close to pick for new president
• Columbus board asks mayor, trustee to resign
• Work for the future
• E-waste event returns Saturday
• Firefighters continue to battle Yellow Fire
• Police seek assistance in theft case
• State's many symbols not always so easy to name
• Quail Ridge asbestos goes to dump
• Court to review Albuquerque rape-murder case
• Learning about the past
• Suspect under arrest in triple slaying
• Museum director settles into job
• Detention appeal in gun-trafficking case denied
• DWI patrol issues 34 citations
• Easter chicks draw health warning
• Probe waits on autopsy report
• 2 fires still going in Gila
• Pearce talks about the evils of debt
• Bayard man sentenced on shotgun charge
• PNM plans electrical outage at Tyrone Thursday (9:44 a.m.)
• Educators' Job Fair wraps up today
• In the area (April 19)
• Prisoners escape in Luna County
• Library displays painter's work
• Blotter (April 19)
• Reward offered for info about fires
• Pearce: Protecting rare lizard could hurt NM oil, grazing industries
• 'Brown Bag' learning series announced
• Third wave of soldiers comes home
• Local residents protest corporate tax loopholes
• Prof's squid research may help infections
• WNMU Great Race
• Bradfield, Gomez remembered
• Volunteers spruce up Silver streets
• WNMU hosts school-supply drive for Palomas kids
• Pearce meets with Grant County vets
• Gila hit with another blaze
• Substation work to affect Tyrone PNM customers
• From now on, Trinity site visits will carry a price
• NM boy plans for solo balloon flight
• Clownin' around
• Fair helps residents learn to prepare for the worst
• Holy Week
• 'Waiting for Superman' to show for free at WNMU
• Easter pets create problems the day after
• How they voted (April 17)
• Waiter, there's a soup in my fly
• Two houses claimed by two fires in two days
• Las Cruces pets sample the toxic taste of fallen oleander leaves
• Hosts sought for Tour of the Gila racers
• Gila part of fee-free week
• Correction (April 16)
• Driver sought by police
• Blotter (April 16)
• A month later, Duran mum on fraud probe
• In the area (April 16)
• Gomez Fire damage kept to a minimum
• County commission wary of fire risk
• Tourism secretary holds high hopes
• NM state troopers will no longer need college credits
• Tax time
• NMSP rehiring ex-officers
• Council member off to a fast start
• Tourism secretary visits Silver City area
• Court rules against gov. in labor case
• School to have eligibility lottery
• <b><font color="b22222">BREAKING:</font></b> Residents allowed back in their homes as Gomez fire is contained. (8:08 p.m.)
• <b><font color="b22222">BREAKING:</font></b> Wildfire leads to home evacuations north of Silver City (5:30 p.m.)
• Silver City landfill to temporarily take asbestos (12:53 p.m.)
• County fireworks ban may continue
• Grass fire quickly contained
• Presentation offers ideas for preventing wildfires
• NM vintners watch, wait to see cost of winter freeze
• Tri-city blotter (April 12)
• 'Ready, Set, Safe' fair to focus on preventing injuries
• Roadblocks planned in Grant County
• Silver City police blotter (April 12)
• Town Council of Silver City to fill District 3 seat today
• Holiday sale preview
• In the area (April 12)
• Grant County sheriff's blotter (April 12)
• Candidates for WNMU's top job to meet with area officials
• Official hints at plan to lure tourists to NM
• WILL event is chance to learn
• Flying kites
• Boutique offers a little for everyone
• Project gives kids dictionaries
• Annual Great Race returns to WNMU
• Do sin taxes work? And if so, should we allow them?
• Troops to dig in at new WSMR mess hall
• NMSU prof boosts Afghan irrigation system
• Student to intern at the Santa Fe Opera
• I've never met a dumb home-schooled kid
• Home Business show offers look at local craftwork
• Mexican gray wolf found fatally shot in NM south of Grants
• Dig finds evidence of nomads
• Hunt continues for missing Calif. man
• Virgin Galactic rep set to speak at tourism summit
• Good Medicine Folk Revival tunes up for Pinos Altos
• Bomb threat disrupts day at Border Area Mental Health
• Martinez makes full use of veto in pursuit of budget goals
• Investment council bill dies another death
• Martinez signs bill giving dogs a seat at the table
• 'Historic' deal to avoid government shutdown
• Local production of 'Annie' hits the stage tonight
• Martinez nixes small movie loans bill
• Meeting to offer fire lessons
• Texas man dies in I-10 bus crash
• $88K set for possible asbestos cleanup following Quail Ridge blaze
• Rug store opens in Silver City
• Gov. wields pen, signs corruption, ed measures
• Pearce Town Hall meeting cancelled, phone conference slated tonight (4:36 p.m.)
• Correction (April 7)
• WNMU's presidential search at 5
• In the area (April 7)
• In Brief (April 7)
• Bill eliminates college credit requirement for state officers
• 67-mile swath of I-10 to close this weekend
• Martinez signs bill to ban student paddling
• Petition requests judge be suspended
• Gov. signs measure to protect NM chile market
• Two years after fire, Penny Park returning to normal
• Fate uncertain for wine sales bills
• Martinez vetoes cigarette tax bill
• Martinez signs rail tax break
• Best bumper bling
• In the area (April 5)
• Fire risk high throughout New Mexico
• Man who stole from Cliff schools won't get jail time
• Got milk? Local teen competes to be in national campaign
• New law protects NM chile
• Police department warns of scam
• 'Hard Knock Life'
• Blotter (April 5)
• Two prescribed fires planned in Gila this week
• As fire season nears, be wary
• USBP sees decline in drug seizures, immigrant arrests
• Literacy tutors
• Participants sought for New Mexico Youth Ranch Management Camp
• Free-throw winners
• Girl Scout Month
• Scholarships
• Man brings music venture to Silver City
• Traffic drives Border Patrol checkpoint expansion
• NMSU researchers look to ancient cultures to find patterns of climate change
• Suspects arrested after shots fired at police Friday
• April Fools' theme success for First Friday
• Retirement looms for Bishop Ramirez
• Event to tune in help for new radio station
• High school thespians hit stage in Silver City
• Standoff ends in man's arrest
• 14 killed in last two days in Juárez shootings
• Local author to hold reading of 'Fire Season' on Sunday
• Ammo seized at border crossing
• Faywood man surrenders after standoff (3:13 p.m.)
• Diamond Bar fire put out
• Pottery sale scheduled at WNMU
• Judge may face bribery charge
• Trinity Site to host its last free open house
• For birders, spring is time to turn eyes to the skies
• Kites to take flight for Saturday event
• Group wants Duran to resign
• First Friday to play the fool this month
• Judge: Columbus police chief to remain in jail
• <b><font color="B22222">UPDATE: </b></font>Angelo Vega denied bond on conspiracy charge (1:03 p.m.)
• Woman sought on felony warrants
• Man charged with aggravated assault
• Renovated space to play host to 'Harvey'
• Jail may get education program
• Plant list available on state engineer's site
• Martinez taking methodical approach in review of bills
• Legal catch
• Columbus mayor's brother denied bail in drug arrest
• Howls of protest
• Martinez signs education bills with young audience
• <b><font color="B22222">BREAKING: </b></font>Columbus mayor's brother jailed on federal drug charges (3:45 p.m.)
• Johnson pot position could burn potential presidential bid
• Bikeworks helps deaf volunteers with wheels
• Martinez signs school-grade bill into law
• Man charged in beating death
• Spotted at the watering hole
• State: Grant County man's death was homicide
• Police department recognizes employee
• WNMU athletics director to retire in June
• Dry growing season might hurt chile crop
• Blotter (March 29)
• In the area (March 20)
• In brief (March 28)
• Silver City woman is pageant runner-up
• Bataan survivor marches 9 miles
• More than 6,300 make Bataan March
• Scholarship awarded to nursing major
• 24 Club announces 2010-11 scholarship recipients
• 1st Gardening Expo and Seed Sharing Event sinks solid roots
• Habitat for Humanity to build home on Silver's Pine Street
• On the march
• Lack of confirmation no barrier for Skandera
• WNMU costs to increase again
• Police blotter (March 26)
• Police investigate burglary; TV taken
• Pickmania! to return after year's hiatus
• House, Senate honor Counts
• In the area (March 26)
• Silver City Museum hires new director
• Grant County shooting death being investigated
• Man, 85, must sell truck, stop driving
• Quail Ridge benefit concert
• Vol. fire chief's actions during Quail Ridge fire focus of complaint
• Madrid gets 9 years in holdup
• Pearce plan to revitalize timber stirs flurry of worry about owls
• Blaze to cost town, state $330K
• Dutch oven cookoff coming
• Martinez: License fight is not over
• Taste test: New Mexicans to cast best-burger ballots
• Boys & Girls Club seeks jumping jack world record
• Police aim to have elderly man's license revoked after fatal crash
• Bataan Memorial Death March takes place Sunday
• New rules ban open fires, burning, some fireworks
• Scholarships available
• In the area (March 22)
• Blotter
• NM governor appoints game commission members (4:56 p.m.)
• Celebration: Second annual Women's Day Parade takes to the streets
• Rodeo Woes: Professor seeks ways to prevent head injuries
• Chief of training at PTMS is honored
• On a roll: Big bike sale a hit
• Silver recognized by This Old House magazine
• More victories than defeats for Martinez in 2011 session
• Despite push, driver's license law remains unchanged
• Having dogs easier than having children
• Fostering stray animals is part of the big picture
• Dutch Salmon off Game Commission
• NM session set to end at noon
• Thoroughbred colt born on St. Paddy's Day
• Union Pacific tax break bill gets OK from Senate
• Katie's Law expansion deal made
• Hang up the paddles? Bill goes to Martinez
• Diamond Bar Fire nears containment
• Former lawmaker becomes governor's chief of staff
• Mexican citizen pleads guilty to trafficking
• Rockhound without the rocks?
• Sheriff talks about Columbus concerns
• Colo.'s Honey Gitters to play Buckhorn
• County to mull fire restrictions
• Water project bill goes to gov.
• Political ad disclosure bill heads to House
• School rating bill makes the grade
• Confirmations unlikely before session ends
• El Paso man convicted of killing mother gets 54 years
• Katie's Law expansion hits snag in NM Senate
• Parents: Video not of missing Calif. Man
• School-rating bill gets Senate approval
• Census numbers impact on Silver small despite waning population
• Miss this flight
• Luna County seeks to patrol Columbus in wake of gun raid arrests
• Crash wasn't first for elderly man
• Manager: Not all fire debris can go in landfill
• Local fire departments prep for future wildfires
• Calif. man goes missing in area
• Census: City, county lose residents
• Duran: Non-citizens voted in NM elections
• Top officials remain locked up in gun trafficking case
• Democrats block voter ID bill
• Reps OK bill to track impact of filmmakers
• <b><font color= B2222 >BREAKING: </b></font> Missing California man may have been spotted in Silver City
• Blotters (March 15)
• Detained ex-agent moved for safety
• In the area (March 15)
• Motorcyclist dies after weekend collision
• Panel recommends 26 projects
• Help for fire victims
• Performers to talk about roots music today
• In the area (March 14)
• Reduced to ashes
• Help offered to fire victims
• More PNM customers eligible for assistance
• Border history
• Little progress in hunt for missing man's fate
• With troubled history, why was Vega hired as Columbus police chief?
• Woman pleads guilty on gun charge
• Plenty of contention, but no solutions yet in the debate over NM voter ID
• Senate to vote on unemployment
• Proper etiquette for a ranch wedding
• Mimbres blaze battle
• Senators get look at fire damage
• NMSU geophysicist weighs in on earthquake
• Cabinet posts unconfirmed as 2011 session nears end
• Bill: False chile claims could land businesses in hot water
• Camp Furlong Day rides into area today
• Alleged Columbus gun traffickers in court
• Gov. threatens license bill veto
• NM Senate, House driver's license bill proposals clash
• Columbus officials swept in up fed firearms raid
• Relief center on its way for fire victims
• New supervisor named for Gila National Forest
• Fire marshal: Blaze was 'perfect storm'
• Tax lightning bill could become law
• Vega has some history on both sides of the law
• Republicans' push for voter ID law stalls again
• New Mexico House OKs bill to criminalize unborn child's death
• Fast-moving fire caught many off guard
• <b><font color="B22222">Fire Watch: </b></font> Quail Ridge Fire 80 % contained (9:50 a.m.)
• Donations sought for those whose property was damaged
• Catalytic converter may be behind blaze
• Senate axes driver's license bill Wednesday
• Carlsbad rep. pushes for anti-federal cattle-rustling bill
• Dry irrigation season ahead for farmers
• Bill would help expand Katie's Law across U.S.
• GOP freshman pulls medical pot bill
• <b><font color="B22222">Fire Watch: </b></font>Silver City's Quail Ridge Fire traced to catalytic converter (5 p.m.)
• <b><font color="b22222">Fire Watch: </b></font>Gov. Martinez arrives in Silver City to review Quail Ridge fire (3:30 p.m.)
• Southwestern New Mexico chapter of American Red Cross to open service center for Quail Ridge fire victims (12:50 p.m.)
• <b><font color="B22222">Fire Watch: </b></font>Quail Ridge fire 50% contained, estimated at 1,776 acres with 60 structures burned
• In the area (March 9)
• House approves, 36-31, bill to outlaw paddling
• Voter ID bill likely won't make it through
• Senators rework driver's license bill
• Silver City dog a star at Animal Lobby Day
• Quail Ridge Fire claims 12 homes
• <b><font color="B22222">Fire Watch: </b></font>Silver City residents displaced by fire could be home by tonight (3:56 p.m.)
• <b><font color="B22222">Fire Watch: </b></font> Blaze not contained, damage assessment under way (1:30 p.m.)
• <b><font color="B22222">Fire Watch: </b></font> Numbers to call (1:09p.m.)
• Silver City dog, a symbol of abuse and recovery, coming to the Capitol (12:54 p.m.)
• <b><font color="B22222">UPDATE: </b></font> Fire information meeting set at noon - information for evacuees offered (11:30 a.m)
• <b><font color="B22222">UPDATE: </b></font>Wind-driven wildfire grows, now estimated at 2.7 square miles (4:29 a.m.)
• Lawmaker's attempt to create parental code of conduct defeated
• Silver Acres fire destroys as many as 15 structures
• Police blotter (March 8)
• Grant County Blotter (March 8)
• In the area (March 8)
• <b><font color= B2222 >BREAKING: </b></font> Fire burns 15 homes in Silver City
• <b><font color="B22222">Updated: </b></font> Fire causes evacuation on Ridge Road (4:34 p.m.)
• Spring in his step
• New NM Department of Health secretary talks about role, goals
• You didn't miss it - Lent begins this week
• In the area
• Local rep: House atmosphere heating up
• Analysis: Martinez pushing hard on big issues
• Pearce decries Gila trail closures plan at Silver City rally
• NM awaits census data, federal funding
• Hot potato moves to Senate
• It's the Pitts: 'Off-label' uses for everything on farm
• New council member resigns
• Rally backs forest road closures
• House slams on the brakes
• Wilson reportedly vying for Bingaman seat
• First Friday to have hoops theme
• Next election a big factor in driver's license push
• Scrap metal license bill gets nod
• 'Rocky Horror' takes stage
• Gila National Forest could shut some roads
• NM House to vote on driver's licenses today
• Gila Forest proposing to close roads (1:45 p.m.)
• NMAA to honor Silver's Pool
• Mexican gray wolf found dead near state line
• Film project rebates will be limited to $45M total under House's plan
• Few voters went to polls
• Bishop slowly healing from illness, injured ribs
• $5.4B budget squeaks through NM House
• Lujan stops driver's license vote
• Wildfire
• Council members run unopposed Tuesday
• Proposed bill would allow earlier Sunday alcohol sales at bars, restaurants in NM
• Texting-while-driving bill moves forward
• Bill could keep more kids back a grade
• Study: NM campaign laws weak
• Silver City police blotter (March 1)
• Bill that would ban paddling in school fails in Senate
• Senate confirms Las Cruces pediatrician as health secretary
• Tri-city blotter (March 1)
• Grant County sheriff's blotter (March 1)
• Hearing for Albuquerque teen accused in father's death is delayed
• Senators OK tracking film subsidies
• Just Desserts to play Yankie Creek Coffeehouse
• Marshals, agencies worked together on area raids
• In the area (March 1)
• Rules, gear keep off-road riders safe
• Teachers invited to free class at Stout
• Police warrant raids net 97 in area
• Solar energy to power WSMR's nuclear dreams
• Homework from back home
• Students learn how to prepare for emergencies
• Silver district wins Lujan award
• Kids and cell phones can be tough call
• Prof's work tackles illness at molecular level
• Memories of 1951 mine strike retold
• Arts district unveils new set of postcards
• Panel OKs state ban on 'social promotion'
• At auctions, the less said the better
• EPA orders county, city to clean aquifer
• Longtime Farm Bureau lobbyist loses job
• House panel OKs primary care from state chiropractors
• Legislature briefs
• Committee to vote on bill to curb 'social promotion'
• County measure opposes Gila road plan
• Museum historias to focus on mining
• Blotter (Feb. 26)
• Calendar of events (Feb. 26)
• Pearce to rally against US Forest Service plan
• Kill A Watt: Library to check out energy-use meters for homes
• Chile Challenge continues through Saturday
• Calendar (Feb. 25)
• New owner running local car dealerships
• Recovery team holds first meeting about wolves
• Blotter (Feb. 25)
• Folk musician to perform tonight in Pinos Altos
• Stars-N-Parks astronomy programs start Saturday
• Union Pacific says it's ready to invest in southern NM
• PNM, library launch Energy-Saving Fair
• In the area (Feb. 24)
• Program offers help with cold-related repairs
• Iron Creek Campground reopens
• Felon pleads guilty to firearm possession
• Friday is last day to vote early for Silver City Town Council
• Silver City police blotter (Feb. 24)
• Aiding cancer detection
• Students protest attempt to move clubs
• Police blotter (Feb. 23)
• In the area (Feb. 23)
• Woman allegedly led police on chase
• New Mexico Gas draws mayor's ire
• 20 years later, area celebrates its links to Persian Gulf War
• Probation violation lands Santa Clara man back in jail
• History points to lawless Deming in 1800s (1 p.m.)
• Open for business
• Time to bring private/public investment together in space industry
• Canyon again off limits at Chile Challenge
• Santa Clara man accused of violating probation
• Senate denies stop to immigrant licenses
• Grant County Sheriff's Department blotter (Feb. 21)
• In the area (Feb. 21)
• Tri-city police blotter (Feb. 21)
• Las Cruces football player on life support after attack at house party
• Committee clears bill to protect NM chile
• Legislature: Slow, 'odd' session grinds past midpoint
• Film credit 'compromise' heads to Senate floor
• 'Out on the dairies': Consortium gives students real-world experience
• Bowling alley opens its lanes to O ate team
• Lesser Prairie Chicken Initiative: Ranchers encouraged to apply for funding
• Couple's Egyptian vacation offers front-row seat to historic events
• 20 years later, NMSU police still seek clues in disappearance of mom, son
• Committee Dems stifle driver's license bill
• Gov. unhappy with House panel's $5B budget
• Adding media to three R's
• Pension fixes still in slow slog
• State's jobless fund in need of boost
• It's the Pitts: How I would respond to cattle-napping
• Bingaman won't run to keep Senate seat
• Morales: NM House version of budget coming soon
• Bill would tie teacher ratings to students' scores
• Bingaman won't run to keep Senate seat
• Bingaman announcement comes as surprise to many
• Hummer removed from Transportation Commission
• Senate OKs anti-bully bill
• <b><font color="B22222">UPDATE: </b></font>Bingaman's office confirms announcement this afternoon (12:53)
• <b><font color="B22222">BREAKING: </b></font> Sen. Bingaman to retire, according to source
• Estevez to seek district attorney job in 2012
• Carving a niche
• $475K set for food center
• Deadline draws flurry of proposed laws
• Democrats block voter ID bill
• Martinez calls for simplified school ratings
• EPE: Design, not planning, at fault in cold outages
• Judge arrested in alleged DWI
• Freeport digs up more jobs
• Legislative report: Put cap on number of those eligible for home health aides
• MVD unable to process licenses Monday
• Legislators may up repeat DWI penalties
• Ridgewood Motors axes Chrysler dealership
• Duo to bring world tunes to Silver stage
• Voter ID bill unlikely to pass
• Police respond to gunfire call
• Martinez testifies in favor of Katie's Law expansion
• Fire threatens home in White Signal
• NM senators get behind Martinez's school-grading plan
• Calendar (Feb. 15)
• Blotter (Feb. 15)
• Volunteers sought for trail project
• Lawmaker focusing on local needs
• Man faces felony charge after allegedly shooting teen
• Annual bird count begins this week
• Treats still available for Valentine's Day
• Sgt. Maj. Daniel leaving White Sands after 32 'great' years of service
• Agriculture in Afghanistan: NMSU professor provides support
• Lordsburg couple celebrates 82 years of marriage
• Las Cruces charity gun show raises concerns
• Driver's license law repeal gaining traction across US
• Hundreds savor Chocolate Fantasia in downtown Silver City
• Committee process takes toll
• It's the Pitts: Internet a poor substitute for newspapers
• WNMU celebrates Founders Day
• Las Cruces pooch vies to be a 'Lucky Dog'
• Police blotter (Feb. 12)
• Sharpton encourages self-reliance during speech at NM Capitol
• Judge: NM's 'tax lightning' system unconstitutional
• In the area (Feb. 12)
• Governor urges repeal of driver's license law
• Thursday crashes
• Program to boost economic development
• Love Your Library event at Silver facility on Saturday
• Schmitt resigns over background check
• Disaster declarations open way for funds
• Driver's license bill dies in committee
• Martinez: Report all domestic violence
• Chocolate Fantasia returns this weekend
• Gov. taps 7 for spaceport board
• Tuition freeze possible for lottery scholarships
• Stations tank up after Tuesday run on gasoline
• Bill would require police to train for mentally ill
• Local gas shortage at Chevron stations sparks run on fuel
• Andy Stein Duo to play Grant County Community Concert series show
• Martinez: Teachers need to set bar higher
• In Santa Fe (Feb. 9)
• High copper prices drawing more thieves
• Scrap dealers may need licenses
• Bill to require checks for EMTs moves ahead
• <b><font color="B22222">BREAKING: </b></font> Run on gasoline reported in Silver City, additional fuel could be delivered today (11:56 a.m.)
• Filmmaker Minn tackles Juárez violence
• Martinez could lose spot on State Investment Council
• In brief (Feb. 8)
• Utility executives explain natural gas outages to lawmakers
• More cold temperatures expected this week
• Despite auditor's plea, panel OKs budget cut
• Blotter (Feb. 8)
• Aguirre named Officer of the Year
• Proposed measure would allow use of voting centers
• Tough times still ahead for job seekers
• Authorities investigating burglaries
• In the area (Feb. 7)
• Coffee shop caters to those on the go
• Brook Stockberger: Give us today our Super Bowl win, amen
• A solution to the large-animal vet shortage
• Regulators answer to Martinez
• For the vets
• Bill aims to stop sealing of records
• Super Bowl fans expected to splurge on 6 million wings, 4.5 million TVs
• Gas back on in Indian Hills
• Former state police chief: Immigration checks already in place
• NM gas service restored
• Measure targeting greenhouse gas regs tabled
• Belt it out
• Bill: Put government, school budgets online
• Pearce: Help businesses thrive
• Martinez immigration directive riles Dems
• Chinese New Year theme for First Friday
• Weather disrupts gas supply
• Schmitt makes budget pitch to New Mexico lawmakers
• <b><font color= B22222 >BREAKING: </b></font>Low gas pressure closes schools, leaves area residents with no heat - shelter open
• Deep freeze
• Bank branch office to reopen after 2009 fire
• Make plans for Super Bowl Sunday
• Clerk: Turnout low, but normal for ed board elections
• Silver City rep. introduces voter ID bill
• Lawmakers turn eyes to investment board work
• Area feels winter's bite
• Cold snap
• Police blotter (Feb. 2)
• Cordova keeps spot on ed board
• In Santa Fe (Feb. 2)
• Hearing delayed in shooting
• New Year's Eve, again
• DNA law expansion bills to be filed
• 'Downtown' video shoot delayed due to weather
• Measure to open dry counties to Sunday liquor sales
• Turnout slow in Cobre, Silver elections (1:32 p.m.)
• Cordova keeps seat on Cobre School Board
• Body found along Highway 180
• It's time for cookies
• Bill would keep illegal immigrants from obtaining NM driver's licenses
• New system coordinates mental health appointments
• Kick off your Super Bowl party the right way
• Ruling expected soon in property tax lawsuit
• Polls open today for school board elections
• Blotter (Feb. 1)
• Calendar (Feb. 1)
• Cold weather ahead
• Ice it overnight
• Sainthood for a church 'rock star' a good PR move
• Duo bring Duty Honor America tour to White Sands
• Eye on Research: NMSU civil engineering graduate takes the chance to help others
• Silver City Museum to train much-needed volunteers
• Young engineers compete in Science Olympiad
• Bill would cut smallest school districts
• Gov. seeks return of death penalty
• It's the Pitts: All pet tricks and no treats
• Why we ran photo of coyotes
• WNMU to host Science Olympiad
• Bill would end same-sex marriage recognition in NM
• Game Commission's fate under debate
• No cost coming for area food pantries
• Bill would alert parents about teen abortions
• Mountain Aire duo to play library
• Coffee shop recognized by WNMU center
• Las Cruces to try out four-legged landscapers
• Gov.'s ride smaller, less posh
• Film tax credits get Hollywood ending
• Gov. opponent's donor gets EIB nod
• Gov. opponent's donor gets EIB nod
• Mattiace passed over for NM tourism post
• Crime stats paint mixed picture
• 'Downtown' video to help in MainStreet award effort
• Showtime for film tax-credit debate
• NM lawmaker wants drug testing for jobless claims
• Nuñez officially leaves Democratic Party fold
• Obama calls for unity, vision in State of the Union
• Economic development director gets started
• Martinez: More staff for unemployment call center
• Chief justice: Courts understaffed
• SIC struggles with film investment role
• Man arrested in home invasion
• Trivia time
• Obama to deliver State of the Union address today
• Dead coyotes found strapped to BLM fence
• Blotter (Jan. 25)
• Calendar (Jan. 25)
• Thieves steal goods, cash from local businesses, cars
• Mr. FM, friends perform Wednesday at Silco Theater
• Little explorer
• New distributor means higher food costs
• What's Up at White Sands: Soldiers evaluate combat capability of smart phones
• Eye on Research: NMSU's Farmington Agricultural Science Center boosts agriculture in Four Corners
• Community calendar (Jan. 24)
• State Gasoline Prices Average $3
• 'Year of the Mexican wolf'
• Forest Service accepting applications for restoration grants
• More expected for Chocolate Fantasia this year
• Driver's license reform a priority for Martinez
• Men spent 30 years on USS New Mexico model
• Andy, join the nonparty
• It's the Pitts: Catching up with Stoner was quite a trip, man
• Coalition sues over air pollution in national parks
• Bill takes aim at limits on concealed carry
• Lack of funds shuts down annual Pow Wow
• In our thoughts
• Nuñez could leave Dems
• Man arraigned in alleged molestation
• Group set to rally for wolves
• Correction (Jan. 21)
• Firefighters team up for blood drive
• Republican Women to meet Jan. 28
• An official necklace for NM?
• In the area (Jan. 21)
• Bingaman: Feds bolstered New Mexico during recession
• State renews Sunland Park landfill permit
• City agrees to let voters pick next municipal judge
• Correction (Jan. 21)
• Detention Center blotter (Jan. 21)
• Man indicted on charges of threatening officers
• Pearce appointed to 3 sub-committees
• Federal fugitive captured in Las Cruces
• Almost there
• Tour of the Gila competitor killed
• Man faces charges in attack
• Martinez finds herself in national eye
• Change in committees may assist social conservatives
• Hot water used in alleged domestic dispute
• Security camera footage under review in Sun-News fire
• Martinez focuses on taxes, schools, crime in State of State
• Cervantes' bid for speaker post speaker falls short
• Few attend ACLU candidate forum
• Martinez to call for spending cuts in today's address
• State Rep. Cervantes poised to challenge House speaker
• State Sen. Morales' focus on money
• Calendar (Jan. 18)
• Cause of Sun-News fire not yet determined
• Local church hosts MLK celebration
• Martinez plans to cut subsidies for filmmakers
• Proposed bills target DNA program, lobbyists
• We're OK: Fire guts Sun-News building
• Former officer sworn in as alternate municipal judge
• Silver facility offers disabled respect
• Jobless face telephone ordeal to get benefits
• Budget trouble calms Roundhouse politics
• It's the Pitts: A drone alone can't bring the cows home
• Kasten to chair county board
• Ortiz leaves mark on Sheriff's Department
• Until next year
• Pair charged in purse-snatching
• Las Cruces' Cervantes may be next NM House speaker
• Sound Off! (Jan. 15)
• Mining company has hired 180 since Nov. 1
• Gov.'s team to review spaceport
• Let's dance
• Survey to help library evolve
• Mexican gunmen fire across border at U.S. highway workers
• Alleged purse-snatching leads to arrest for Grant County man (1:13 p.m.)
• No Armstrong for Gila race
• New Grant County commissioners get introduction to job
• In the area (Jan. 13)
• Youth gets aid after gunshot incident
• Santa Clara chief
• Judge: Ex-janitor must apologize in letter for abuse
• New Silver City ordinance takes aim at excessive noise
• Martinez seeks cut for filmmaker tax credits
• Student apprehended after firing a shot in the air
• GLITCH KEEPS FLAGS FLYING HIGH AFTER DEATHS
• FOR 4 TRIVIA TEAMS, IT'S TOURNEY TIME
• DUI system to save county funds
• Brothers headed for court in attack
• Taking a stroll
• House fires keep firefighters busy in Pinos Altos, Hurley
• Blotter (Jan. 11)
• Iron Creek closed due to icy conditions
• Morales to meet with public this week
• Calendar
• Martinez reveals spending plan
• Ex-Border Patrol agent in court on child molestation charges
• Martinez orders sale of 'luxury' jet
• In-person school board voting under way
• Local counties exploring growth venture
• Gov. Martinez proposes 1.5 percent cut from education "bureaucracy" (3:52 p.m.)
• Input sought on Gila roads plan
• In brief: Sign up for Farm Service Disaster Program
• Calendar (Jan. 10)
• White Sands Missile Range: Cancer diagnosis spurs trip of a lifetime
• Virus Theater group to hold open auditions for 1st time
• Secrets of the soil: NSF grant award winner Throop leads study of CO2
• Water main break
• Schwarz named Firefighter of Year
• Ariz. shooting targets US congresswoman, kills 6
• Spaceport future on uncertain path
• 'Watershed year' expected for Mexican gray wolves
• NM politicians react to Arizona congresswoman's shooting
• You don't have to leave home to run with the bulls
• <b><font color= B2222 >BREAKING: </b></font>BREAKING: Congresswoman, others shot at public event
• NM budget plan would cut education, court, prison funds
• Forest gets interim supervisor
• Search and rescue resource officer let go by gov.
• Wildland firefighters wanted for Gila
• Silver City woman one of 93 new citizens sworn in on Friday
• Santa Teresa rail hub project carries $500M boost
• Martinez to maintain medical marijuana law
• Cold no match for First Friday
• Lordsburg nursing home certified again
• Grounded
• Martinez taps Las Cruces doc for Health post
• Union Pacific to invest $400M in Santa Teresa rail hub project
• Martinez names Silver City astronaut as cabinet pick
• Hikers ready to 'get back to normal'
• Grant County undersheriff is sworn in
• Pearce eager to get back to work
• State representative to have office hours
• Gila Cliff Dwellings reopen
• Hiker's friend: 'I felt like I had lost him again'
• Candidates certified for election
• Spaceport director Rick Homans resigns
• Police blotter (Jan. 6)
• In the area (Jan. 6)
• Bettison runs unopposed in District 1 race
• Hearing set for youth in hunting shooting
• Rescuers locate father-son hikers
• <b><font color="B22222">UPDATED: </b></font> Gila hikers recount blizzard survival (2:39 p.m.)
• El Paso father, son missing in Gila
• In the area (Jan. 4)
• Award-winning author to speak Wednesday at Silco Theater
• Fire destroys Silver City home; residents 'lucky to get out'
• Former school employee pleads guilty to molesting student
• Blotter (Jan. 4)
• Search on for missing backpackers
• Teams search Gila Wilderness for El Paso hikers
• <b><font color="B22222">UPDATED: </b></font>Hikers missing in Gila (3:32 p.m.)
• Woman punch way to better fitness
• Calendar (Jan. 3)
• 'We had us a time': Las Crucen details his life as a cowboy on the border
• Big, falling icicles close Gila Dwellings
• New Year, New Face
• 2010 had its ups and downs
• Martinez sworn in, takes the reins in Santa Fe on Saturday
• Susana Martinez sworn in, promises opportunity for New Mexicans
• Area deals with storm's snowy aftermath
• Celebrate!
• Martinez makes mark on history
• Richardson: No pardon for outlaw Billy the Kid
• Snow, winds whip Silver City area
• Prosecutors seek death penalty against escapees
• Martinez eyes fixes for NM budget woes
• The tale of the toast
• <b><font color="B22222">WEATHER WATCH: </b></font> Stranded vehicles, people calling 911 for non-emergencies causing problems (6:21 p.m.)
• <b><font color="B22222">WEATHER WATCH: </b></font> Silver City grinding to halt ahead of winter storm (3:07 p.m.)
• Snowy onslaught prompts caution for drivers (1:11 p.m.)
• Hall retires from magistrate judge post
• New Toyota dealership rolls into familiar spot
• Commission OKs child care bid
• Snow, wind are on the way
• Strong winter storm to move in from the Northwest this afternoon with wind advisory issued (12:52 p.m.)
• County, state officials take the oath of office Tuesday
• Guilty plea in Ohlrich molestation case
• As Marine readies to deploy, his father faces deportation
• Las Cruces gala to precede inaugural events
• NM town gets $184K for border security
• State honors former Silver, Cobre teacher
• Vandals burn, damage more vehicles
• Holiday fishing trip
• Blotter (Dec. 28)
• In brief (Dec. 28)
• Authorities warn against use of fireworks on New Year's
• Slaid Cleaves to perform at Opera House
• Community calendar (Dec. 27)
• Career to mirror personal priorities: Student's love of science and family leads to cancer research
• Christmas Carols
• Alamogordo residents aid Mexican orphans
• NM gov. election top story of year
• Virgin Galactic links up with 2 companies
• Flamenco dancer set to perform in Silver
• It's the Pitts: The ex-wife's dog is a man's best friend
• In Juárez, orphans offer lessons
• Judge: NM agency violated voter registration law
• Christmas comes early
• Woman builds tiny town for holiday
• Hikers talk about ordeal in Floridas
• Chavez family carries on Christmas tamale tradition
• Holloman fighter jets to escort Santa's sleigh on gift-giving run
• Gov. holds hopes for 2 Koreas
• Moon shot
• Candidates lining up for Silver, Cobre school board openings
• County honors teen poll workers
• Garrett family: Don't pardon Billy the Kid
• Holiday meals aim for stomachs, souls
• Fighting the cold
• Notre Dame coach to take team's passports
• Freeport-McMoRan settles with NM
• Audit: Land Office failures cost $336K
• Census shows slower growth for US; NM breaks 2M mark
• Martinez named new Cobre football coach
• Wilderness bill out of time
• Black Tie Ball does well at Murray Hotel
• Woman's toes eaten by animals
• Police blotter (Dec. 22)
• Students show holiday spirit
• Silver City man to stand trial in toddler abuse case
• Police: Be careful during holidays
• Vandals damage 24 vehicles over weekend
• In brief (Dec. 21)
• Record pecan price may sound nutty, but it's true
• Project developer to be named in January
• Full lunar eclipse to be visible early Tuesday
• Keeping the greens, green: NMSU researchers find solution for yellow patches
• Americans sending fewer Christmas cards
• Las Cruces Guard unit headed for Kosovo mission
• Fate of Billy the Kid's pardon just days away
• Senate OKs end 'Don't ask, don't tell'
• It's the Pitts: It's nice to know some stick it out
• Police blotter (Dec. 18)
• Hikers rescued near Deming
• In the area (Dec. 18)
• Juror: Problem believing prosecution claims
• Grant County Sheriff's Office on alert during outage
• Lt. Gov.-elect visits Silver City
• ERB: No change in teacher retirement eligibility
• Fate of Billy the Kid pardon just days away
• <b><font color="B22222">BREAKING: </b></font> Lost hikers rescued from Florida Mountains (5 p.m.)
• Hurley mayor shows off new wastewater system
• Sounds of the season
• Emergency measures take effect when communications cut
• Bird count takes flight Saturday
• Mexican unmanned drone crashes in backyard of El Paso home
• Silver City police blotter (Dec. 16)
• Tax revenues surpass expectations
• Silver City Town Council adopts land-use code
• In the area (Dec. 16)
• Bringing out the shine
• Outage has little effect on Silver City businesses
• Blacksmith gifts
• In the area (Dec. 15)
• Brothers sought in Silver City battery, burglary
• Correction (Dec. 15)
• Inmate won't get jail time for accidental release
• Tri-city blotter (Dec. 15)
• County blotter (Dec. 15)
• Silver City Police Department Blotter (Dec. 15)
• Cut lines cause phone, Web outage
• Convention center policies up for review this week
• County could bump elected officials' salaries
• Youth, officers share movie, lunch, shopping trip
• In the area (Dec. 14)
• Police blotter (Dec. 14)
• Monday a busy day for FedEx
• Authorities investigate man's death
• Education briefs (Dec. 13)
• Student finds a tree you don't want to chop down for Christmas
• Montessori class visits catwalk
• Hurley police float takes top award in annual holiday parade
• Eye on Research: Professors put to use state-of-the-art graphics processors
• Local author releases satirical book on Bush
• High-tech pickup nearly causes a stampede
• Locals take part in Wreaths Across America
• Analysis: Transportation shortfall revs up NM budget woes
• Fort Bliss unit home from Iraq in time for the holidays
• State makes few changes to pronghorn-hunting rules
• Enjoy holiday music, more this weekend
• Wreath ceremony to include Fort Bayard
• In the area (Dec. 11)
• Christmas parade
• Chamber director pleads no contest
• Officials need help locating teenager
• Gila forest supervisor Markley retired Dec. 3
• Names in the news
• Old-style flavor is hotel's success
• Child abuse hearing rescheduled
• Man's body left at Palomas central park
• Woman's unsolved murder weighs on family
• County officials, judge to be sworn in Dec. 28
• In the area (Dec. 8)
• Silver City police blotter (Dec. 8)
• Students to speak at WNMU graduation
• The right equipment
• Imagery research uncovers how athletes prepare mentally
• Registration is now open for 2011 Bataan Memorial Death March
• Hearing in hunting death pushed back
• Local companies nominated for ethics awards
• Camino Real trail may land on historic places list
• Public pensions pose big challenge for lawmakers
• Death of wolf in NM appears accidental
• Search committee named to seek Counts successor
• Martinez picks Barela to lead economic development
• El Refugio program helps families in transition
• Sounds of the season
• In the area (Dec. 4)
• Studio Sale returns this weekend
• First Fridays to focus on local retailers
• Prisoner still sought in mistaken release
• As schools dodge cuts, NM budget problems continue
• Ohlrich dismissal motion denied
• Griego sentenced in fatal stabbing
• Retirement fund proposal riles up teachers
• Sounds like fun
• In the area (Dec. 2)
• Police blotter (Dec. 2)
• Teens promote literacy at book exchange
• Teen missing since Halloween
• Santa pays a visit
• Work at spaceport halts for plan changes
• Hearing could cut molestation charges
• Cold snap good for NM pecan farmers
• Grass fire threatens local homes
• Toys in toy: Bikers make charitable run
• S.N.A.P. struggles to stay afloat as funds dry up
• In the area (Nov. 30)
• Blotter (Nov. 30)
• Fireplace ashes spark grass fire
• Aggies on the Move: Industrial engineers look to improve transit systems
• Hundreds brave cold to watch 'Silver Lights'
• Fire training
• Maze of DWI requirements tangles some
• Deck the halls
• The bitter taste of defeat: Enchilada loses Guinness rank
• Christmas tree permits on sale
• It's the Pitts: A real man ought to be able to park his own truck
• Christmas Wish: Duo delve into what locals want for community
• Early birds flock to Black Friday deals
• Ready to ride?
• Soccer players past and present continue Thanksgiving tradition
• Willie Nelson arrested at Sierra Blanca checkpoint
• Fire takes home; family member arrested after threat
• Coming soon
• Parade weekend promises family fun
• Black Friday workers ready for the crowds
• Mimbres Valley couple gives thanks for community's support
• Man arrested after child hospitalized
• Visitor's center open weekends
• Stores open early to lure Black Friday shoppers
• Avoid unwelcome bacterial guests at the Thanksgiving feast
• Animal adoption deal offered for Black Friday
• Changes help improve detention center
• Panel to put food policy on table
• Feather fest
• Sentence coming in teen's stabbing death
• Santa Teresa port closes for hazmat drill
• From yo-yos to iPads: the changing face of gift giving
• In the area (Nov. 22)
• Experience sets new assistant fire chief apart
• Gila forest Christmas tree permits available Monday
• House Democrats stick with Lujan for speaker
• Healthful-dining program expands to Lordsburg
• Switching to pellet stove, cleaning chimneys can prevent fires
• It's the Pitts: Like pigs, some cattlemen smell better than others
• Smoke sparks wildfire fears
• Jasso resigns as Santa Clara police chief
• Deputy: Teen had 'bad thoughts' before alleged killing
• Young slam poets take to stage
• Gov.-elect wants resignations from exempt workers
• Law may not apply to inaugural funds
• Street musician takes stand against city hall
• A bank is born
• Teen calm during arraignment in alleged killing of father
• NMSU professor 1 of 3 up for state engineer post
• Ohlrich attorney seeks dismissal of charges
• Jamie Anderson to play Silco
• GCSO: Hunter death probe could take time
• Spark of knowledge
• <b><font color="B22222">UPDATE: </b></font>Officials say McKnight Canyon murder investigation could take weeks (12:59 p.m.)
• Christmas Light Parade entries sought
• Teen to be charged as adult in hunter's death
• Madrid convicted in Smoke Shoppe robbery
• <b><font color="B22222">UPDATE </b></font> Reports: Hunter's body found (11:45 a.m.)
• Teen charged in father's death
• Students visit Mimbres Culture Heritage Site
• In brief (Nov. 16)
• <b><font color="B22222">BREAKING: </b></font>Teen hunter charged with father's murder after apparent accidental shooting (1:36 p.m.)
• At 95, Farmington man still has hand in orchard
• Leto named Sun-News publisher
• Church to act as hub for Christmas gift drive
• Fine fall colors
• Community Thanksgiving dinner planned
• Fundraiser goes on without Bosworth
• Red Cross presentation rescheduled
• Locals have role in formation of Martinez administration
• Budget challenge tougher
• It's the Pitts: Congress going once ... sold!
• New shop is in sew business
• One teen found, one still missing
• Tres Rosat offers dinner menu
• NM budget deficit at $450M
• Locals in tune with mariachi conference
• Woman pays visit to soldier-husband's grave
• Correction (Nov. 12)
• In the Area (Nov. 12)
• Silver City Sun-News publisher resigns
• Scuffle interrupts Silver City council meeting
• In the area (Nov. 11)
• Soldier upbeat despite life-changing injury
• Veterans Day events
• Gov.-elect Martinez meets with Gov. Richardson
• Vehicle fund set up for Deming Marine
• Moseying along
• Police blotter (Nov. 10)
• In the area (Nov. 10)
• Man gets 5 years in shopping center arson
• Head Start students take a field trip
• In brief (Nov. 9)
• Officials search for missing teens
• County cuts ties with child care provider
• Blotter (Nov. 9)
• NMSU students organize Novembrew craft beer festival
• Border Patrol agents nab convicted felon
• Incoming SOS Duran won't abandon Otero County roots
• Silver City Museum announces award, staffing change
• Gila National Forest Officials seek help with equipment, operators
• In brief: KOOT-LP channel 8 is back on the air
• It's the Pitts: Real ranchers ask the questions round here
• Martinez talks about plans, challenges in wake of win
• County cuts ties to day-care provider
• Couple to rebuild homestead after fire
• Mercado sale
• Volunteers sought for help with trail work
• Mine That Bird derby win headed for the big screen
• Event to raise money for Fort Bayard preservation
• In Brief (Nov. 6)
• Ex-congresswoman Wilson leads Martinez transition team
• Po' Girl to play Buckhorn
• New jail administrator is old hand
• First Friday gives retailers jump on holiday season
• Correction (Nov. 5)
• In the Area (Nov. 5)
• Blotter (Nov. 5)
• Correction (Nov. 4)
• Sweet sounds coming to town
• High turnout, cross-party voting marked 2010 election
• In Brief (Nov. 4)
• Martinez begins prep for transition to governorship
• Blotter (Nov. 4)
• WNMU waits on bond
• Voter turnout strong in Dona Ana County
• <b><font color= B2222 >BREAKING: </b></font>Results at press time: Villaneuva defeats Olver for Sheriff's seat in Grant County
• GOP Martinez elected first female NM governor
• At the polls
• Villanueva to keep sheriff job
• Incumbents to keep Legislature seats
• Martinez trumps Denish, makes history
• Pearce back in 2nd District saddle
• King looks likely to keep AG post
• Cowboy Concert Series continues Thursday
• Plea offered in sexual abuse case
• Police blotter (Nov. 2)
• In the area (Nov. 2)
• Benefit for rescue team to feature auction, prizes, more
• Governor's seat, local positions at stake in today's election
• Tri-city police blotter
• Parade of Deadness
• Silver City Woman Honored for Pioneering Spirit
• Local Mental Health Agency Gets Grant
• New public library director presents vision
• Day of the Dead
• It's the Pitts: Somebody forgot to tell Chuck he has to eat
• Court: Water rights determination program illegal
• NM police take advantage of Twitter, Facebook
• No oil for me
• Correction (Oct. 31)
• In the area (Oct. 31)
• Trick-or-treat time
• Students participate in the Red Cross's '60 Seconds of Giving'
• Playing in the band
• Aldo Leopold High School students work on Water Works Building
• Correction (Oct.30)
• In the area (Oct. 30)
• Body may be woman who tried to cremate dead husband
• Explosive packages reflect new Yemen terror threat
• U.S. Attorney's Office sets up election fraud unit
• Border Patrol agents seize over $1 million in narcotics
• Bring out your dead
• Season's end
• No decision on antelope hunting rules
• Man to be arraigned on numerous child molestation counts
• Early balloting proves popular with voters
• Truck fire
• Man accidentally shot in head
• Forum hears of woman's plight in Juárez
• Grant County probate judge candidates tout experience
• In the area (Oct. 28)
• Blotter (Oct. 28)
• Game Commission to vote on antelope permits
• Teague, Pearce go head to head in debate
• Marine's parents to join wounded son
• Teague's energy vote at issue in 2nd District
• Fine fall foliage
• In the area (Oct. 27)
• Klassen, Ramos face off in District 1 County Commission race
• Blotter (Oct. 26)
• NM House race draws political newcomer
• Denish, Martinez reach out to voters in Grant County
• Sights, sounds and smells give new soldiers a feel for Afghan culture
• Community calendar (Oct. 26)
• Correction (Oct. 25)
• Judges sniff out state's smelliest sneakers
• Computer software program allows observation of viruses
• Area artists to display altars as part of Day of the tour
• Candidates for sheriff vow to step up to gangs and drugs
• As role players, Afghan women offer real-life experiences, insight
• In Playas, Army trains in mock Afghan villages
• Public corruption focus of attorney general race
• It's the Pitts: Happy to help the 'elite'
• Voters to decide fate of 5 amendments and 4 bonds
• Spooky art coming to a store near you
• Man pleads guilty to attempted murder
• Official urges trim to school budget
• Calendar (Oct. 23)
• Mining, Milling, 570 jobs to be restored at Chino Mines
• Calendar (Oct. 22)
• Learn about the outdoors at campout workshop
• Blotter (Oct. 22)
• Silver City's Haunted House to open tonight
• NM Land Commission: Candidates seek to restore confidence
• Police blotter (Oct. 21)
• Candidates look to clean up PRC
• <b><font color= B2222 >BREAKING: </b></font>Chino Mines to hire for 570 positions (11:45 a.m.)
• NM revenues down but no immediate budget cuts
• In brief (Oct. 21)
• In pursuit of the perfect pumpkin
• School custodian back at job after charges dropped
• Sheriff's blotter (Oct. 21)
• Officer born in Silver City found dead
• Bomb threat directed at Walmart
• Udall visits
• Richardson promises funding for Tour of the Gila
• Gala to raise funds for WNMU museum
• In the area (Oct. 20)
• Blotter (Oct. 20)
• Fort Bayard Medical Center holds ribbon-cutting
• Driver killed in Friday collision
• Blotter (Oct. 19)
• Maldonado to serve 13 years in mental health facility
• Mustangs on parade
• In brief (Oct. 19)
• Health issues complicate state auditor race
• The Turf Issues: NMSU collaborates with Italian university
• Gila officials plan several prescribed fires in area
• WSMR commissary now serving on Sunday
• Mock search: Training helps crews find, fix problems with rescue efforts
• Seen but not herded
• A quick look at the issues
• No matter who wins, NM governor race will make history
• Homecoming
• Seton Castle: An academy rises from the ruins
• Wolf allies howl in protest
• Mustangs host Grizzlies in homecoming tilt
• In the Area (Oct. 16)
• Suspect sought in 2008 bank heist
• Search and rescue exercise planned for City of Rocks
• In the area (Oct. 15)
• Blotter (Oct. 15)
• Correction (Oct. 15)
• Bayard library gets big boost from grant
• SC council OKs downtown action plan
• Circus coming to town
• Search and Rescue finds lost man in Pinos Altos
• Sex offender proposal withdrawn
• Hi Lo Silvers sing
• In the area (Oct. 14)
• Blotter (Oct. 14)
• Billboard falls to town effort
• Exhibit to offer peek into 'Vault'
• Observations from annual rivalry football game
• Artist to give lecture at WNMU
• Police academy
• County blotter (Oct. 13)
• In the area (Oct. 13)
• Blotter (Oct. 12)
• In brief (Oct. 12)
• 'Ride the Divide' documentary will screen Saturday
• WNMU to host 3rd annual Gila Symposium
• Soldiers test new equipment, tactics at former Range Control Building
• Water Management: NMSU study to find social, natural effects of acequias
• Teen girl is hospitalized after being dragged by pickup fleeing party
• Archaeology lecture on Mimbres pottery today
• Silver City police to beef up patrols in high-traffic areas
• Mobile food pantry opens for seniors in Hachita
• Mimbres Valley fruit stand has a connection to Geronimo
• Boys discover grenade in Big Ditch
• Appeals Court candidates both tout diversity
• HMS to get $9M for clinics
• <b><font color= B2222 >BREAKING: </b></font> GRENADE FOUND IN BIG DITCH
• In the Area (Oct.9)
• Lake Roberts gets own fest
• Weekend at the Galleries to draw big crowd
• Silver vs Cobre
• Suicide inspires peace vigil
• Tom Ridge talks about border security
• WNMU students open family business
• In the Area (Oct. 8)
• Rosin the bow
• Early voting off to brisk start
• Police blotter (Oct. 7)
• Anthony casino plans get new foe
• Local kids take part in dance institute
• In the area (Oct. 7)
• Weekend at the Galleries offers art, fun
• In the area (Oct. 6)
• Black Tie Ball to offer taste of elegance
• BrewHaHa! To kick off weekend events
• PNM to hold rate-hike meeting
• WSMR soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Space tourism agents lined up
• In the area (Oct. 5)
• Deming High School marching band to host exhibition tournament
• Jr. Livestock Sale prices up from last year
• Police blotter (Oct. 5)
• Absentee voting begins today
• Antiques collectors gather for roadshow
• Turning pages
• Colt runners have strong showing at Mayfield cross-country meet
• Back in the saddle
• Former Western New Mexico University Faculty Member Receives Fulbright Specialists Award
• Red Hot Children's Fiesta
• Education Briefs (Oct. 4)
• HMS cuts hours at clinic
• In Brief (Oct. 4)
• Auction to benefit Search and Rescue
• State cuts push some child-care providers to close
• Pearce tries to reclaim seat from Teague
• Mounted shooters show skills, speed in competition
• Deadly politics: Mesilla Plaza site of worst political riot in NM
• Mesilla Jazz Happening, La Viña Harvest Festival continue today
• Pearce: Jobs key to fiscal future
• Bowling alley massacre film returns
• In Brief (Oct. 2)
• Grant County Fair will finish with a flourish
• Free 'Salt of the Earth' screening in Museum Courtyard
• Fiesta to bring Pinos Altos history to the present
• Downtown art exhibit aims to inspire peace
• First Friday features Taste of Downtown
• In the Area (Oct. 1)
• Police blotter (Oct. 1)
• Council cuts funds for Chamber
• Ordinance could require Halloween signs for sex offenders
• Search and Rescue Teams Look for 3, Find 4
• Authorities: Cartels working in Dona Ana County
• Police blotter (Sept. 30)
• In the area (Sept. 30)
• Annual Purchase Prize winner announced
• Man gets probation in wrong-car defecation
• Soaking up the sun
• Probe into Preservation Society president's accident continues
• Silver City Fire Department to mark prevention week
• County blotter (Sept. 29)
• In the area (Sept. 29)
• Obama visit felt like a New Mexico campaign stop
• Police blotter (Sept. 29)
• Deceased man's family may sue Bayard, Grant county
• WNMU offers solar classes
• In brief (Sept. 28)
• John Davidson to headline community concert opener
• WNMU alumnus donates historical records
• Active & Alive
• WSMR cyclists peddle their way to leaner, greener commute
• NMSU goes 'green' with red chile research
• Community briefs (Sept 17)
• Area meetings to shed light on new health care legislation
• Hurley's oldest resident celebrates her 100th birthday
• TWEF paraders take to Las Cruces streets
• Mimbres Valley Harvest Festival draws crowd from near and far
• Official: NM could save by not paying for dropped classes
• And the winner is ...
• TWEF time again
• Honoring a fallen soldier
• Library House Concert Series
• In the area (Sept. 25)
• Don't make the mistake of being a houseguest
• Deadline to register for Nov. 2 elections looms
• Program helps residents cut back on energy costs
• County adds voice to chorus concerned by possible PNM rate hike
• Mimbres Valley Harvest Festival offers seed-saving workshop
• In brief (Sept. 24)
• USBP sector chief: Border safer than ever
• Police blotter (Sept. 23)
• Voter back Ruidoso track, casino tax hike
• County gets funds for transit system
• NM Rep. Teague visits with Border Patrol
• Madrid to face more charges
• Mimbres Valley Harvest Festival showcases local crafts
• In brief (Sept. 23)
• Veteran gets some company on 9-11 trek
• Grant County jail overflowing
• Southwestern New Mexico State Fair draws area residents
• Wildcats, community mourn Jurado passing
• In brief (Sept. 22)
• Police blotter (Sept. 22)
• Fort Bliss shooting victim dies; shooter identified
• Teague, Pearce face off in radio debate
• Blotter (Sept. 21)
• Plea agreement in McDonald's stabbing case could be reached soon
• In brief (Sept. 21)
• Traffic obstruction
• PNM to host energy fair Thursday
• Community briefs (Sept. 20)
• Army chief pays visit to WSMR
• Federal grant to help restore trails, build pedestrian bridge
• Denish will seek tax relief for small businesses to create jobs
• Officers kill armed assailant who shot 2 people at Fort Bliss
• Community calendar (Sept. 20)
• Students test desalination techniques for public use
• It's the Pitts: Halfway home
• Mesilla's Diez y Seis de Septiembre celebration continues today
• Amendments toughen anti-fraud arts and crafts law
• Old breed of cattle new to the Mimbres Valley
• Mastodon-like beast's bones unearthed near Mesquite
• Stolen tool truck recovered
• Despite society president's injury, Fort Bayard days continue
• Fort Bayard Historic Preservation Society head hurt in crash
• In the area (Sept. 18)
• Garden gaze
• In the area (Sept. 17)
• Judge questions plaza arson plea deal
• Businesses, public mingle at showcase
• Banned Books Week
• More parking, but no shuttles for TWEF
• Singer/songwriters to compete for ACLU troubadour honors
• City blotter (Sept. 16)
• In the area (Sept. 16)
• Flu vaccine available in Las Cruces
• Garnica Case Reveals How Drug Cartels Get Help From The U.S. Side of the Border
• Blotter (Sept. 16)
• Bomb scare cost Walmart big
• Woman arrested in Tour of Gila incident accepts plea deal
• Upcoming Fort Bayard Days could be last
• Lady Mustangs capture first RMAC event on home turf
• The a.i.r. up there
• National GOP donors give big in NM gov race
• King outpaces GOP challenger in AG fundraising
• After being stolen at knifepoint, dog returns to family
• Bayard police get funds for vehicles
• WNMU-Deming instructor arrested on sex charge
• In the area (Sept. 15)
• Police blotter (Sept. 15)
• Spaceport construction on track, director says
• Humanitarian group aids India
• Gila River art exhibit on display
• In brief (Sept. 14)
• Restaurant's food drive to benefit Palomas
• Wife of LC tailor Weiselman dies
• Bomb threat forces Walmart evacuation
• Blue Corn Tortilla Hot Off the Presses..
• Failure to file returns could prove costly for charities
• Flag ceremony marks 9/11 anniversary
• Still undefeated
• Grant County lottery players win big
• Another man arrested in connection with theft from vehicle at WNMU
• In brief (Sept. 11)
• In the swing
• Historic pole flies the flag
• Forest roadwork continues
• New technology used to treat PTSD
• Local man to raise funds with 9/11 trek
• Local chefs to cook up competition
• Police blotter (Sept. 10)
• In brief (Sept. 10)
• County blotter (Sept. 9)
• Silver City church plans service to counter Quran-burning
• More West Nile cases confirmed
• In the area (Sept. 9)
• Tricity blotter (Sept.9)
• Woman finds Mimbres pot during walk in Gila National Forest
• City blotter (Sept. 9)
• Rosh Hashana begins tonight
• In the area (Sept. 8)
• Police blotter (Sept. 8)
• Judge denies defense motion in Smoke Shop case
• Detention center head resigns
• Sneak preview
• Heritage Music Festival offers excellent earful
• WILL reaches 5-year mark; social sign-up Thursday
• Flags retired in Las Cruces ceremony
• In brief (Sept. 7)
• Thousands spend holiday sippin' NM's finest, relaxing
• Gem show vendors report higher turnout, sales
• San Vicente Arts Festival showcases Silver City's charm, talent
• Professor patents liquid, organic fertilizer
• Mimbres Harvest Festival
• It's the Pitts: If you don't have a clue, don't have a cow
• Silver City dedicates new downtown arch
• 'Gothic-western' to swing by Mimbres tonight
• In the area (sept. 4)
• Police blotter (Sept. 4)
• Comcast changes frustrate, confuse some NM customers
• Fill the Boot
• Federal grant may bring 'green technology' to Grant County
• Mimbres Valley Community Garden abundant with squash, watermelons and more
• In brief (Sept. 3)
• Arch is entryway to historic downtown
• Blotter (Sept. 3)
• Denish, Martinez discuss platforms at Domenici Conference
• Rove, Lockhart debate at NMSU
• Traveling for Labor Day? Fill up before you go
• Texas senator calls for border focus at Domenici conference
• In the area (Sept. 2)
• 4,000 expected attend 27th Annual Gem and Mineral Show
• NM National Guard soldiers begin border duties
• Bayard official accused of DUI
• In the area (Sept. 1)
• Body found in bushes is identified as homeless man
• President thanks soldiers during Fort Bliss visit
• Police blotter (Sept. 1)
• Obama: US combat in Iraq over, 'time to turn page'
• Wranglers Bar and Grill moves to Silver City
• In brief (Aug. 31)
• Laid-back town of Hillsboro rich in history
• Tradition important at harvest, music festivals
• Body found in June ID'd as homeless Silver City man (4:18 p.m.)
• Obama thanks Fort Bliss soldiers
• Silver City Museum rolls out red carpet for volunteers
• Hillsboro eateries ready to feed visitors
• Blotter (Aug. 31)
• Ammunition amnesty Sept. 8
• Near-miss made event a waddling wonder
• Elevation's effect on beef
• Obama's visit to EP
• 150 turn out to celebrate shelter s 1st year
• First round of Deming duck races draws crowds
• Elderly exploitation cases more common than perceived
• Woman pleads guilty in elderly exploitation case
• Garden club marks half a century
• Southern-style Gospel in the valley
• West Nile Virus confirmed in county
• In the Area (Aug.28)
• Police blotter (Aug. 28)
• Almost done
• Police blotter (Aug. 27)
• PNM executive: Rate hike is necessary
• In brief (Aug. 27)
• Puppy Dog Ranch plans anniversary fundraiser
• Salem man goes missing
• Stimulus spree is over, senator says
• Obama to visit El Paso
• In the area (Aug. 26)
• Trio to team up for cowboy concert
• Police blotter (Aug. 26)
• County Commission to get tour of Fort Bayard medical facility
• Silver City teen charged in vehicle burglary
• Tri-city blotter (Aug. 25)
• Reference librarian is new director of Silver City library
• Stolen pickups found near Deming
• Silver City bistro to host end-of-summer bash
• Silver City police blotter (Aug. 25)
• Grant County Democrats plan grand opening, 'issues luncheons'
• Grant County sheriff's blotter (Aug. 25)
• In the area (Aug. 25)
• PNM plans meeting on rate increase
• Local residents receive energy training designed to help them save
• Take a quack at duck royalty
• Blotter (Aug. 24)
• In brief (Aug. 24)
• State police find pot hidden in truck tires
• Border violence hits close to home
• Chiles: Get 'em while they're hot
• Copper Country Cruizers: 'Run to Copper Country'
• Motorcyclists 'Ride for the Red' for charity
• Authorities offer $10,000 reward in carjacking of Snap-On truck
• 200 meet candidates at forum
• 'Run to Copper Country'
• Motorcyclists 'Ride for the Red' for charity
• Authorities offer $10,000 reward in carjacking of Snap-On truck
• 200 meet candidates at forum
• Police blotter (Aug. 21)
• Gila mural flows from students' minds
• Gabrielle Louise to play Buckhorn
• Time travel?
• In the area (Aug. 21)
• Welcome back
• Program sends goats south of the border
• Volunteers, biologists work on survey of hummingbirds
• Pardon for 'The Kid' opposed by Wallace descendant
• FAA starts looking at private space travel rules
• Fort Bayard mark 144 years of history
• Farmers markets in full bloom
• In the area (Aug. 20)
• Police blotter (Aug. 20)
• Hurley gallery to host student show
• First NM governor debate focuses on education
• 2 arrested in WNMU vehicle thefts
• Troops training for border duty
• NM Albertsons not part of egg recall
• Two arrested in attempted home burglary
• In the area (Aug. 19)
• Voters welcome at Cliff forum
• Cruizers show rolls back into Silver City
• Man arrested after allegedly pulling gun
• Police blotter (Aug. 19)
• Local radio station unhappy with end of Dr. Laura show
• In the area (Aug. 18)
• Violation of furlough leads to trouble for Luna County Detention Center prisoner
• MainStreet honored at banquet
• Quality time
• Body found in June still unidentified
• Udall gets tour of algae farm facility
• Judge lets pair keep probation status
• US Forest Service: Be prepared for floods
• Bike race a success, organizers say
• Judge orders county to release detention center guards' files
• In brief (Aug. 17)
• Blotter (Aug. 17)
• Silver City Gun Show
• Back to School
• Eye on Research: NMSU Professor examines why men hate their bodies
• WSMR: Officials announces arrival of new staff judge advocate
• Economy is root of discontent, Pearce says
• NM slot malfunction submitted to Supreme Court
• Slain Okla. couple's family hopes fugitives caught
• 60 years later, local men remember time in Guard
• Forest project proposals sought
• McDonald's stabbing case delayed
• 2 could lose probation in CYFD scam case
• In the area (Aug. 14)
• Police blotter (Aug. 14)
• Columns in place for arch project
• Police blotter (Aug. 13)
• Trial coming for man arrested during Tour of the Gila
• Back to the books
• Signal Peak Downhill Challenge ready to roll
• Workshops to raise Haiti funds
• St. Vincent's Old West Fiesta returns
• No fee for cliff Dwellings this weekend
• In the area (Aug. 13)
• Cliff man sought after failing to return from work release
• In the area (Aug. 12)
• Back to school
• Police chief: Spike in domestic violence continues in August
• Man arrested in home burglary
• Pearce in enviro group's crosshairs
• AmBank gets new permanent home
• In the area (Aug. 11)
• County commission to mull nepotism policy
• Police blotter (Aug. 11)
• County commission may opt to keep bike program funding
• Riding high
• Deming man treks to San Lorenzo church to honor wife, promise
• Police investigate motel shooting
• Daycare center slated to open next week
• In the area (Aug. 10)
• Jim Maxwell named publisher for Las Cruces, Deming, Silver City newspapers (2:54 p.m.)
• Blotter (Aug. 10)
• Teague visits Silver City
• Mural features bikes, skateboards
• First Friday
• Bear Mountain Lodge scheduled to reopen
• In the area (Aug. 9)
• Co-op sale helps area women support families
• Historians seeks old photos of Hillsboro, Kingston, Lake Valley
• HMS celebrates National Health Center Week
• Police blotter (Aug. 7)
• Martinez bought supplies from aide
• Stormy skies
• In the area (Aug. 7)
• WNMU to offer solar energy classes
• Man arrested in Gough Park shooting
• Alleged child molester to stay under psychiatric care for 9 more months
• Grant County airport in line for wildlife impact study (9:22 a.m.)
• Correction (Aug. 5)
• Police blotter (Aug. 5)
• Former Santa Clara utilities clerk gets probation, to pay restitution
• In the area (Aug. 5)
• Rainbow reward
• Diverse community collaborates on skate park mural
• Man shot at Gough Park
• First Fridays downtown to wheel out fun tonight
• Higher Ed secretary to host town hall meeting
• NY Singer/songwriter to play Buckhorn tonight
• In the area (Aug. 6)
• Police blotter (Aug. 6)
• A.I.R. event to benefit craft co-op
• Earth Day Celebration
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• Golden Gates from Moscow
• Billy The Kid Championship BBQ And Green Chile Cook-Off And Loco Music Festival
• Chris Calloway
• Winter Weekend - Native People Of The Southwest
• Ricardo Lemvo
• Phantom Studio
• 12th Annual Silver City Blues Festival

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