Bloomfield News

Artists look forward to special events where they can congregate with one another, swap stories and share work.

If you're one of the millions of people who receive flowers this Valentine's Day, consider yourself loved by a sentimental sender.

The American Civil Liberties Union of New Mexico has filed a lawsuit on behalf of two Bloomfield residents over a Ten Commandments monument displayed at City Hall.

The families are unable to hook up to water and electrical services because they are living in unauthorized areas.

If a trailer could talk, the stories that might come out of the newly donated mobile command center to the Bloomfield Police Department would be priceless.

Arnold and Marcia Montoya, owners of the Wooden Nickel, a local bar, were named Citizens of the Year at the Bloomfield Chamber of Commerce's annual banquet Friday night.

Recently, New Mexico's Region II Narcotic Task force has been talking to city governments in the area.

A Flora Vista man who has spent the past two and a half years in federal prison and county jail awaiting trial for charges of kidnapping and battery was released Thursday after he pleaded no contest in district court in Aztec.

A northwest New Mexico father tossed from a wrestling meet for allegedly charging and pushing a meet official faces misdemeanor charges and may be banned from attending athletic events at Farmington and Aztec highs for a year.

The Piedra Vista parent who was tossed from a wrestling meet Saturday for allegedly charging and pushing a meet official will face misdemeanor charges and will not be allowed at Farmington and Aztec athletic events for one year.

Local government and business officials met at the Kirtland Youth Facility on Saturday afternoon to celebrate the recent opening of the facility.

A suspected drunken driver was hogtied by a New Mexico man after he witnessed the driver barely avoiding multiple head-on collisions while driving down a stretch of highway.

Sporting the orange jail jumpsuit indicative of the adult detention center, accused murderer John Mayes appeared briefly in magistrate court in Aztec on Thursday morning for new charges of escape and conspiracy to commit murder.

No charges will be filed against one man who hogtied a suspected drunken driver Sunday night, after several people witnessed the driver barely avoid several head-on collisions.

Students caught up in a bittersweet high school rivalry went too far, officials from two local school districts said Tuesday.

Artist, Ben Woody, created the bobcat stone sculpture that sits in front of Bloomfield High School.

Law enforcement agencies from the state, San Juan County and Navajo Nation are pledging more consistent patrol and stricter enforcement of traffic laws along the U.S. 550 corridor.

Five candidates have filed to run for the three open seats on the Bloomfield City Council during the March 6 election.

NAGEEZI Navajo President Ben Shelly has scheduled a town-hall style meeting to address the lack of law enforcement on U.S. 550 south of Bloomfield.