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Growing Pains: Esperanza sees hefty enrollment increase
Esperanza Elementary School is facing a growing problem. The school's enrollment has ballooned by about 60 students compared with last year, more than doubling the increase administrators were anticipating.
City, Sky Haven could break ties: Farmington gives airport restaurant company chance to break lease
The city has offered the company that runs the airport restaurant an opportunity to break a lease between the two parties.
New Mexico convenience-store crime plunges
Crimes at convenience stores in New Mexico have dropped after the state imposed laws in 2004 aimed at protecting workers in those stores.
Totah Festival starts Saturday
The Totah Festival, the area's largest annual American Indian celebration, kicks off Saturday with a record number of vendors, a feat founder Claudine Riddle said she envisioned more than two decades ago.
Farmington native seeks crown in Miss Navajo contest
Danielle Goldtooth, of Farmington, does not fit the description of a traditional Navajo woman.
Officer involved in fatal shooting lost communication with state police dispatch
In a radio dead zone without his Gallup-based dispatchers, the solo state police officer - who shot and killed a man and wounded another during a three-on-one altercation last week - could not call backup ...
Terry Keen Mestas, 48, of Farmington, passed away Saturday, Aug. 23, 2008, at his home.
Military helicopters and planes fly over 18-year-old Maya Hochstadter's home every day in Israel.
D.A.'s office will decide whether to file drunken driving charges against officer
Prosecutors will decide whether to file charges against a police officer who reportedly drank beer and later crashed his motorcycle while speeding, authorities said.
Man convicted in foster son's 2007 murder
After less than an hour and a half of deliberation Wednesday, a jury convicted Michael Lee Wilson of smothering to death his 2-year-old foster son.
Visiting India: Grant allows Farmington native to study Hindi
A Farmington native and Yale University student recently completed three months studying the Hindi language in Jaipur, India, by way of a U.S. Department of State grant.
Trial begins in foster son's murder case
A 32-year-old man accused of smothering to death his 2-year-old foster son stood before a jury Monday as the allegations went to trial.
Farmington cancer center gets accreditation renewed
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Man arrested for shooting at strangers outside Farmington diner
A 23-year-old man was arrested Saturday after shooting at strangers standing outside the Blue Moon Diner because they witnessed the man fire two rounds at a nearby vehicle, Farmington Police said.
Jose R. Casaus, 80, of Kirtland, died Thursday, Aug 21, 2008, in Farmington. He was born Sept.
Entire books, television shows and Web sites are dedicated to bizarre animal behaviors, but few antics are as unusual or unexpected as this one: Brandi Smith's pet goat faints.
-- Motion To Withdraw Toddler Death Plea Denied
A state district judge on Tuesday denied a motion by 20-year-old Jose Garcia to withdraw his Alford plea, entered last November as he was about to go to trial for the stomping death of 17-month-old Taegan ...
NM investigates crypto cases in 3 cities
State health officials say their investigation of a waterborne illness in Albuquerque has expanded to Farmington and Bloomfield.
City to screen 'Enchanted' on Sept. 6 at Ricketts Park
The city will show Walt Disney Pictures' "Enchanted" on a 40- by 20-foot screen Sept.
Environmental groups challenge Desert Rock decision
A coalition of seven environmental groups, represented by Earthjustice attorney Nick Persampieri, Thursday filed a challenge to the federal Environmental Protection Agency's July 31 decision to grant an air ...