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Inappropriate conduct latest scandal at Robertson HS
A Las Vegas, N.M. school that has already faced a football hazing legal case and rape charges against a coach in the past two years now faces another investigation.
Jurors convict man in Las Vegas, NM child's death
A jury in Santa Rosa has convicted a man of second-degree murder in the shooting death of a 6-year-old who was killed as she slept in a house in the northern New Mexico community of Las Vegas.
Audit: public schools lax in financial management
SANTA FE, N.M. - Legislative auditors have faulted poor financial management by school districts for allowing questionable spending of public money, including the purchase of a $91,000 tow truck.
Report questions spending at Las Vegas, NM schools
THE GLARING MONEY PROBLEM FOR LAS VEGAS CITY SCHOOLS IS NO SURPRISE -- LEGAL COSTS.
Report questions spending at Las Vegas, NM schools
State documents obtained by Eyewitness News 4 point to serious financial issues at the two school districts serving Las Vegas, New Mexico.
Tax officials to auction 116 lots near Conchas Lake
State Taxation and Revenue officials plan to auction 116 lots of a subdivision near Conchas Lake to recover unpaid taxes, penalties and interest from delinquent taxpayers.
Seattle 'Jon Doe' resurfaces in New Mexico
Edward Lighthart, who walked out of Discovery Park in July with apparent amnesia, has reappeared in Las Vegas, N.M., again with no apparent memory of who he is.
Get Answers: In-N-Out Burger in ABQ
We have an answer to a culinary question a lot of people are contacting us about: Is an In-N-Out Burger coming to Albuquerque? A viewer wrote this to Eyewitness News 4: "I am a native New Mexican but lived in Orange County, Calif.
Checkpoint nets five DWI arrests
Law-enforcement officers arrested five drunken-driving suspects at the Wednesday evening checkpoint on Interstate 25, located at the spot where five members of a Las Vegas, N.M., family were killed by a drunken driver exactly three years earlier.
A mobile vehicle featuring live dancers has increased business for strip clubs but has drawn fire from critics over decency, safety Leila Navidi " Kay," a dancer from Deja Vu Showgirls, performs some pole dancing moves while inside a truck with strippers from Little Darlings to advertise the clubs on the Las Vegas Strip late in the evening Monday, ...
Guardsman shoots motorist, claims self-defense
Updated at: 11/10/2009 11:04 PM By: Joe Vigil, Gadi Schwartz, Eyewitness News 4; Matthew Kappus, KOB.com Officers say a National Guardsman shot a Las Vegas man three times after the two got in a fight on the road.
US troops killed in Iraq and Kuwait
This photo provided by the New Mexico National Guard shows Spc. Joseph Gallegos.
Dem Platform & Resolutions Committee to Hold Hearing in Las Vegas Nov. 14: All Dems Welcome
The Democratic Party of New Mexico's State Platforms and Resolutions Committee will be holding a resolutions hearing in Las Vegas, New Mexico on November 14th from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
College-High School Challenge starts today
For the fourth straight year, the College-High School Challenge Rodeo comes to McGee Park, pitting New Mexico's top high school rodeo athletes against cowboys and cowgirls from New Mexico State, Eastern New Mexico, New Mexico Junior College, New Mexico Highlands and Mesalands Community College in an event sponsored by the New Mexico Rodeo Council.
Local Groups Demonstrate Power of Weatherization & Energy Efficiency on National Weatherization Day
Lloyd Goding & Brooke Burkey, a volunteer with the Safe & Dry program at a local Las Vegas home, discuss ways to stop cold drafts from entering house Local faith and community leaders gathered in Las Vegas, New Mexico Friday morning to call attention to the urgent need for weatherization and energy efficiency in New Mexico's rural communities.
NM guardsman in Iraq dies of heart attack
The New Mexico National Guard said a 39-year-old solder deployed to Iraq has died after a heart attack.
Local news in brief Oct. 27, 2009
Governor seeks input on budget cuts Gov. Bill Richardson will hold office hours today in hopes of hearing from New Mexico residents about the budget bills that were passed last week by the Legislature.
Trail Dust: When the drinks dried up
New Mexico's serious DWI problem, in spite of strenuous public efforts to deal with it, seems unwilling to go away.
Local news in brief Oct. 18, 2009
Pedestrian dies in collision on I-25 An unidentified man was killed late Friday when he was hit by a sport-utility vehicle as he was walking on Interstate 25 near the Old Pecos Trail exit, sheriff's investigators said.
Cultural plan in works for downtown ABQ
The Downtown Action Team and the city of Albuquerque are launching the first phase of developing a cultural plan.