Farmington News

A Navajo, N.M., teenager was charged Friday in federal court with killing a Catholic nun in her Navajo home earlier this week.

I would like to take a moment to support our Farmington Fire Department. The negative image that has been portrayed of past and present employees is very disheartening.

Police are looking for the person responsible for stealing a truck from the Farmington Salvation Army office and taking it four-wheeling. The truck, which is used to deliver donations and food, was stolen Tuesday evening, police said.

About 300 workers employed by Safeway grocery stores in Farmington and Aztec agreed to extend a labor contract through mid-November after last-minute negotiations with corporate officials Saturday failed to reach an agreement.

Traffic delays are expected today around the intersection of Browning and Wildflower parkways for work on a pipe that carries drinking water.

City councilors may decide Tuesday on parts of a proposal to build 562 homes northeast of the La Plata Highway and Pinon Hills Boulevard.

A memorial that honors locals who received the nation's highest military honor almost is finished.

The number of San Juan County families in need of emergency food supplies has surged, and that has left the stock at the ECHO food bank at a record low.

Piedra Vista High School senior Cory McBride wanted to get a taste of concert promotion for his senior project.

Police accuse a school bus driver from Missouri of trying to prey on a young Four Corners girl.

Crews are working to restore power to west Farmington and Kirtland after a storm left several inches of snow Wednesday.

City councilors approved a permit allowing a pair of Farmington homeowners to run their business in their old home.

Farmington Police deny any connection among four bodies discovered in the past month, three of which were in the water, amid rising concerns from area residents the deaths are linked.

Work on a pipeline that would allow the city of Farmington to sell water to the Navajo Nation will head to Apache Street after crews finish work on Municipal Drive.

More than a year has passed since 17-year-old Gary Martinez was shot to death outside his Farmington home, and police are no closer to solving his murder.

The weak economy is delaying construction of an important fire station that would serve the neighborhood around Foothills Drive, yet chances of help from the economic stimulus aren't good, city officials said.

Lawmakers in recession-wracked New Mexico who are trying to wrap up a special legislative session gave final approval to several deficit reduction bills and moved closer to deciding how much to cut schools and state agencies.

Police continue to investigate the death of a Farmington man killed Saturday after he drove his truck into the back of a semi-trailer on La Plata Highway.

The risk increases for individuals dying or being injured from exposure to the elements as winter approaches.

City officials are seeking an outside agency to assist the Farmington Fire Department in gaining national accreditation and conducting a complete review of policies and procedures before beginning its search for a new chief.