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Portales Newswire
Comprehensive Real-Time News Feed for Portales, NM.
Results 1 - 20 of 22 for "u:alamogordonews.com" in Portales, NM
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NM officials encourage prairie chicken feedback
New Mexico Department of Game and Fish Director Jim Lane says the state wants to keep a prairie grouse under state authority and keep the bird off the federal register. Comment?
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Former Portales officer sentenced to 25 years
A former Portales police officer faces 25 years in prison after being sentenced on his guilty pleas to sex charges involving a female high school student. Comment?
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NM list of endangered cultural properties grows
The organization will be adding to the list the plains of San Augustin in southern New Mexico, the Masonic Temple Center in Santa Fe and a historic lodge at Conchas Dam when it meets for an annual conference this week in Portales. Comment?
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Texas man says he doesn't regret high-speed chase
A Texas man says he doesn't regret a 100-mile chase that began in Texas and ended in eastern New Mexico after tire deflation devices were used to stop his speeding car. Comment?
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Freshman senator opposes Skandera confirmation
"I do not believe she's been good for education," Soules, D-Las Cruces, said in an interview. Comment?
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Freshman senator opposes Skandera confirmation
"I do not believe she's been good for education," Soules, D-Las Cruces, said in an interview. Comment?
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Clovis finishes poisoning prairie dogs at park
The city of Clovis has finished applying poison at a park in a bid to reduce the prairie dog population there. Comment?
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N.M. Senate OKs straight-ticket voting option
SANTA FE The New Mexico Senate on Thursday approved a bill to restore straight-party voting as an option in general elections. Comment?
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Clovis approves prairie dog poisoning plan
The Portales News-Tribune reports that Clovis city commissioners on Friday approved an emergency budget transfer to purchase 250 containers of Rozol rodenticide to reduce the population of prairie dogs at Ned Houk Park. Comment?
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Snowstorm hits parts of New Mexico
State police say a stretch of eastbound I-40 between Tramway to the Texas line will remain closed until Tuesday morning due to severe weather conditions. Comment?
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Snowstorm hits parts of New Mexico
A winter storm is causing blizzard conditions in northern and eastern New Mexico on Monday, with the greatest impact reported along Interstate 40. Comment?
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NM station issued emergency zombie alerts
A New Mexico television station sent out an official emergency alert this week warning people that dangerous zombies were attacking. Comment?
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ENMU sets spring enrollment record
Officials at Eastern New Mexico University say they have set a new record for spring enrollment with 5,222 students. Comment?
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Police: Stolen Clovis MLK plaque found 'in piece'
The Portales News-Tribune reports that Clovis Police Chief Steve Sanders said the 24-by-30 bronze plaque was found Friday "in pieces" at Clovis Recycling. Comment?
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Spaceport bill allows lawsuits in cases of negligence
Space travelers paying $200,000 each for a two-hour flight originating in New Mexico would have the chance to sue manufacturers and suppliers if negligence caused a disaster. Comment?
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Spaceport bill allows lawsuits in cases of negligence
Space travelers paying $200,000 each for a two-hour flight originating in New Mexico would have the chance to sue manufacturers and suppliers if negligence caused a disaster. Comment?
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N.M. Senate approves bill to honor heroes of Bataan Death March, Corregidor
The state Senate, reflecting on that fact Wednesday, voted 38-0 to establish April as the month commemorating the bravery of the men who fought at Bataan and Corregidor Island during World War II. Comment?
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N.M. Senate minority leader on committee assignments: 'I've got the same old horses--t'
The state Senate minority leader, in an unguarded moment Monday afternoon, said the committees he serves on are "the same old horses--t." Sen. Comment?
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GOP, Dems work on compromise driver's license bill
Two conservative state legislators who in the past have voted to repeal New Mexico's law authorizing driver's licenses for illegal immigrants are working on a compromise bill that would allow undocumented residents to get some form of a license. Comment?
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Burt lands powerful finance committee
State Sen. Bill Burt, of Alamogordo, was assigned Thursday to serve on the powerful Senate Finance committee during the 51st Legislature. Comment?
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