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UNM working to add more crosswalks to surrounding streets
STUDENTS SAY CROSSING THE STREET HAS BECOME TOO RISKY! EVERY DAY, SOMEONE NEARLY GETS HIT... AND NOW, THEY'RE CALLING FOR A CHANGE! ACTION 7 NEWS REPORTER ANGELA BRAUER HAS THEIR DEMANDS.
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Artist, coffee connoisseur opens Downtown's Zendo
A self-proclaimed "coffee guy" with experience as a barista in Albuquerque and Santa Fe has quietly opened a new business in south Downtown this month.
Santa Fean Jacob Johnson's eyes opened up after moving to Albuquerque, where he earned a BFA from the University of New Mexico.
Project ECHO: Can We Teach Physicians to Better Diagnose Mental Disorders?
I'm conflicted about the announcement of Project ECHO's expansion last week. The ECHO Institute was founded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the GE Foundation and the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center to help primary care physicians do a better job with common, chronic condition diagnosis and treatment via Project ECHO .
Students, professor make presentations at AAS conference
Morehead State University had two undergraduate students and a professor from the Department of Earth and Space Sciences give poster presentations at the 222nd meeting of the American Astronomical Society - the leading professional society of astronomers in North America - held in Indianapolis.
Alternet: Black Man Arrested, Put in Straight-Jacket for Wearing Saggy Pants at Airport
A young black man claims in court that U.S. Airways had him arrested and put in a straitjacket for wearing saggy pants that showed his underwear, but not "any inappropriate parts of his anatomy."
Miss Indian World Pageant plans return to the Convention Center
The contract would bring the Miss Indian World Pageant to the Convention Center's Kiva Auditorium, pictured, for its 2014-2016 events that are held in April.
James S. Newton, Angela Schneider nominated to replace former judge Bill Brogan
Barbara Bergman, interim dean of the University of New Mexico Law School, listens to a candidate for the open district judge seat on Monday.
Coalition eyeing two locations for 'Innovate ABQ'
According to an Albuquerque Journal report , the leading locations for the proposed "Innovate ABQ" project are the Central Avenue and Broadway intersection in Downtown Albuquerque and the Aperture Center at Mesa del Sol .
Albuquerque Journal, N.M., Reel N.M. column
June 16--YEARS WENT BY -- six to be exact -- before Ben Daitz could finish his "pet" project.
Project addresses mental health gap
A new project seeks to bridge the U.S.'s mental health care gap by linking up primary-care doctors and mental health experts.
Miss USA 2013: The (Part) Black Contestants
The pageant airs tonight. Fellas, don't say that I never hooked you up. This year's group is interesting Ms.
Top pick Peterson signs deal with Padres
Peterson, who was the 50th overall pick in the 2013 First-Year Player Draft from Arizona's Gilbert High, had committed to play for Arizona State.
Goldeyes add left-handed pitcher Aguilar
The Winnipeg Goldeyes announced the signing of a new pitcher hours before their scheduled game against the Quebec Capitales on Friday.
NMSU students learn the value of community service through class project
NMSU student Jason Brockett loads a truck with boxes of donated food items for Casa de Peregrinos, a local food bank.
UNM offers $1.1 million for Sunshine Terrace acquisition
University of New Mexico regents have approved a plan to move forward on the acquisition of undeveloped land near its south campus and has offered the landowners $1.1 million.
Doug and Mary Sparks of Dolores, Colorado announce the recent marriage of their daughter, Genevieve Marie Sparks, to Adam Jay Brechtel, of Rapid City, S.D. Both Genevieve and Adam are recent graduates from the University of New Mexico.
UNM to unveil Tony Hillerman Portal
The University of New Mexico is building an electronic portal that will give the public access to the manuscripts, notes and ideas of the late author Tony Hillerman.
The Comfort Inn hotel is located in Rio Rancho's business district, less than one mile from Intel Corporation Rio Rancho office and Rio Rancho Sports Complex.
Man shot in university neighborhood
A man suffered a potentially fatal gunshot wound late Thursday afternoon in a neighborhood near Coal Avenue SE and Ash Street, Albuquerque police report.