Aztec News

Two Aztec brothers stepped into Bella's Salon and Day Spa on Tuesday morning with long, dark hair past their shoulder blades.

What started a century ago along the delta of the Mississippi River is making its way back to New Mexico for a fourth straight year.

A 19-year-old who was grieving after learning that a college friend had drowned rescued a 5-year-old New Mexico boy who was struggling in a river.

San Juan County celebrated the Fourth of July holiday with fire and flare, but there is one group of residents that didn't enjoy the hoopla.

San Juan County Sheriff's deputies responded to a fatal crash just south of the New Mexico-Colorado border on U.S. 550 on Saturday.

Aztec resident Warren McNall said he has never seen Pinon Hills Golf Course look better.

An Aztec bicyclist was dragged 118 feet after being struck by a vehicle Monday. Allan Carter, 59, was riding his TREK mountain bike heading west on County Road 5030 in Flora Vista at about noon.

A jury trial began Monday in Aztec District Court for a Farmington man accused of kidnapping and raping an area woman in 2007.

Six months after clearing state Public Regulation Commission hurdles to acquire the failed Dutchman's Hill water company, the new water association is weeks away from connecting 115 affected residents to better water, an official said.

San Juan County Sheriff's deputies arrested two suspects in unrelated cases Tuesday.

Friends of the Aztec Library seeks volunteers to help with a host of programs and events throughout the year.

Food is love. Human sustainability is determined by our appetites, desires and primal instincts for warmth, pleasure and affection.

The driver of a Harley-Davidson motorcycle was killed Saturday after he struck a pickup truck near Navajo Dam.

A motorcyclist died Saturday after a truck turned in front of him near Navajo Dam.

Atop a hill overlooking Aztec's Main Avenue to the south and Aztec Speedway to the north, sits the new 22,000-square-foot administrative office building for the Aztec Well Family including the businesses of Aztec Well Service, Totah Rental and Equipment Company, Double M Sales and Service and Triple S Trucking Company.

In 20 years, San Juan Economic Development Service, or SJEDS, has created business opportunities and high-paying jobs in San Juan County.

San Juan Economic Development Service on Wednesday celebrated its 20th year of collectively working with local business leaders to expand the San Juan County economy.

Some plots and grave sites at the Bloomfield cemetery are well-maintained. The area around the headstones is weeded, the trees nearby are watered and an assortment of colorful flowers dot the border of the plot.

The New Mexico Supreme Court has upheld the sentence of James Tsu for the murder of his mother in San Juan County in March 2004.

Athletic director Warman Hall will take over as the principal of Aztec High School on July 1. Hall is replacing Dean Hill, who is leaving Aztec Municipal Schools to become superintendent of the Bayfield School District in Bayfield, Colo.