Cochiti Lake News

Georgia O'Keeffe knew a good thing when she painted it, and paint she did -- a magical landscape called northern New Mexico.

Tucked away in a rugged northern New Mexico canyon is an orchard, but not just any orchard.

A man whose body was found with those of three children in a car submerged in a New Mexico lake was tentatively identified as Richard Robert Sanchez of Albuquerque, who disappeared in August 2001 with his three young sons.

Don't fear - I've had my fair share of failures, too. They're just brief, and don't warrant much conversation.

State police say they have pulled a car out of Cochiti Lake in Sandoval County Thursday and they say they have located the remains of at least four bodies.

REOPENED... THEY'D BEEN MISSING FOR ALMOST EIGHT YEARS. BUT NOW AN ALBUQUERQUE MOTHER CAN FINALLY LAY HER THREE YOUNG SONS TO REST.

Mother of slain boys speaks of 'nightmare.' After being missing for almost eight years, an Albuquerque mother can finally lay her three young sons to rest.

The remains of three of four bodies retrieved from Cochiti Lake in a car have been identified as three brothers who have been missing since 2001.

The state Office of the Medical Investigator is trying to track down records that could help identify the remains of an adult and three children discovered in a car submerged in a central New Mexico lake.

It took four months for the Albuquerque Metropolitan Detention Center to tell a judge that Richard Sanchez cut off of his ankle monitor the day he picked up his three sons.

State police accidentally stumbled upon a car containing the remains of four individuals while they were looking for a truck that rolled in to Cochiti Lake earlier this week.

The New Mexico state police dive team found a submerged, slime-covered white Ford Taurus with suspected human remains inside at Cochiti Lake Thursday morning.

State police say they have pulled a car out of Cochiti Lake in Sandoval County Thursday and they say they have located the remains of at least four bodies.

State police say they have found four sets of human remains inside a car that had been submerged in Cochiti Lake for at least a year.

Roy Travis Aguilar, the man who was run over by his own truck after an alcohol-fueled run from police, pleaded guilty Wednesday to charges related to the escapade.

Our water supply was the topic of an interesting commentary by VB Price in the NM Independent a few days back.