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Local artist overcomes life's hurdles through art
It has taken Farmington artist Liz Stannard nearly five years to complete her latest body of work, but not because she's been too busy, unhurried, or not interested.
Glimpses into the Future 2012 and Beyond
Las Vegas, NM: Fort Union National Monument announces itsmonthly Glimpses of the Past presentation, "Glimpses into the Future: Fort Union National Monument 2012 and Beyond." The program will be held at the CCHP/Santa FA© Trail Interpretive Center, 116 Bridge Street, in Las Vegas, Thursday, February 16, 2012, at 7:00PM. From Junior Ranger ... (more)
To the caller who said that Andy Nunez should leave his legislative office because he is not voting for us, I second the motion.
Hollywood movie 'The Vow' based on New Mexico couple's story
The Carpenters sold the movie rights to their story in 1996 but objected to movie scripts that strayed too far from the truth.
Former Dominguez High School football star arraigned on murder charge
A former Dominguez High School football star who was one of the most heavily recruited running backs on the West Coast was arraigned Wednesday on a charge of first degree murder.
Outcry, $22M judgment prompt public meetings on jail
A recent $22 million jury award to a former Dona Ana County detention center inmate - and the startling photos of him before and after his 22-month-long stay in the jail - have focused a public spotlight on his case and prompted a public outcry against the county over his treatment in the taxpayer-funded facility.
Panic! At the Disco, O2 Academy Brixton - review
With song titles such as There's a Good Reason These Tables Are Numbered Honey, You Just Haven't Thought of It Yet, Panic! at the Disco had all the hallmarks of a novelty act when they emerged in 2005.
County Defends Lockup after $22 Million Award
Dona Ana County officials are defending how they run their jail following a huge monetary verdict in favor of a former inmate.
Tour aims to debunk 'rathole' claims
At an hour-long jail tour Friday morning, county officials sought to counter reports portraying the Do-a Ana County Detention Center as a "rathole" prompted this week by a record $22 million verdict from a federal jury in the case of a former detainee who was held in what was described as "solitary confinement" for almost two years.
The Harrowing Before-and-After Photos of Two Years in Solitary [Jail]
On the left: Stephen Slevin in 2005, when he was arrested in New Mexico's Dona Ana County on suspicion of driving under the influence and driving a stolen vehicle .
Carlsbad woman turns self in after multi-state crime spree
After allegedly stealing a vehicle in Sin City and driving it across three states, a Carlsbad woman turned herself in on Monday and is now facing charges in the local magistrate court.
Former Dominguez High School football star ordered to stand trial for murder
A former Dominguez High School football star who was one of the most heavily recruited running backs on the West Coast was ordered Wednesday to stand trial on a charge of first degree murder.
SF double murder suspect spent time in psychiatric hospital
A nationwide alert has been sent out to police to be on the lookout for a double murder suspect out of Santa Fe.
NM man who pulled own tooth in jail awarded $22M
By JERI CLAUSING Associated Press ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - A federal jury has awarded $22 million to a New Mexico man who was kept in solitary confinement for two years and forced to pull his own tooth after being arrested for drunken driving in Dona Ana County.
Man arrested for alleged horse rustling
The Las Vegas Optic reports state livestock authorities arrested and charged a 41-year-old man with stealing 41 horses over the past year from people in the Mineral Hill area.
UPDATED: Do a Ana County inmate awarded $22 million for inhumane treatment
A federal jury Tuesday awarded a former Dona Ana County Detention Center inmate $22 million for inhumane treatment, but the county says the ruling is far from a done deal.
County extension hosting seminar
The 44th Annual Agriculture and Home Economics Seminar, hosted by the Quay County Extension Service, will be held Friday at the Tucumcari Convention Center.
Occupy protests fail to derail Governor's speech
URL: http://www.dailylobo.com/index.php/article/2012/01/occupy_protests_fail_to_derail_governors_speech Current Date: Wed, 18 Jan 2012 02:28:02 -0700 Occupy New Mexico protesters greeted Gov.
State police remove protesters from Roundhouse
State police said six people were escorted outside where they joined hundreds of occupiers who formed a ring around the Roundhouse.
Safety training ends in stabbing arrest
LAS VEGAS, N.M. - A Las Vegas city employee has been arrested after allegedly stabbing a fellow employee during a safety training session.