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Wildfires Force Evacuations in Arizona

A fast-moving wildfire burned 1,000 acres in northern Arizona on Sunday, forcing more than 500 homes to evacuate.

N.M. GOP Gubernatorial Candidate Quits

It looked like Democratic Gov. Bill Richardson would coast toward re-election until Saturday when his little-known Republican opponent dropped out of the race and the GOP named a more aggressive candidate.

Labs Compete to Make New Nuclear Bomb

The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in the San Francisco Bay area and the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico are competing to design the nation's first new nuclear bomb in two decades.

Former New Mexico Treasurer Indicted

A former New Mexico state treasurer was indicted for a second time — this time on state charges — in what prosecutors say was a scheme to steer millions of public dollars to investment advisers in exchange for kickbacks.

N.M., N.Y. Top Liberal Groups' Rankings

New Mexico and New York share the top spot while Ohio and South Dakota are tied for last in a new state-by-state ranking compiled by three liberal advocacy groups that analyzes laws dealing with gay rights and reproductive rights.

New Mexico Woman Dies From the Plague

New Mexico on Friday reported its first death from the plague in 12 years. The state Department of Health confirmed that a Bernalillo County woman died from septicemic plague early last week. The agency does not release details on plague victims.

Colo. Court to Decide on Lynx Protections

A federal appeals court heard arguments Wednesday over whether a lynx that has federal protection in Colorado is still protected if it wanders across the state's southern border into New Mexico.

BIA Updates Driving Policy After Crashes

The Bureau of Indian Affairs has toughened its driving policy as the result of drunken driving crashes involving BIA workers in New Mexico.

Fire Burns About 12,500 Acres in N.M.

A wildfire forced the evacuation of three small towns as it burned across 12,500 acres of grass and ponderosa pine trees in northeastern New Mexico, authorities said.

The Nation's Weather

Low pressure in the Southwest on Wednesday brought showers to Arizona, and light rain and snow to New Mexico.

Young Leads Baylor to NCAA Win Over N.M.

Sophia Young scored 21 points and third-seeded Baylor beat No. 11 seed New Mexico 87-67 Monday night in the second round of the NCAA tournament.

New Mexico Saves Best for Tournament

Florida traveled all the way from the swamp to the desert only to get blown out by New Mexico's best night of basketball this season.

Spielberg Production Sued Over Haircut

A Mescalero Apache family in southern New Mexico has sued the producers of Steven Spielberg's television miniseries, "Into the West," claiming a set stylist cut an 8-year-old girl's hair without regard for tribal customs.

200 Ordered to Flee N.M. Grass Fire

A 70,000-acre grass fire burned Sunday near homes and farms in two southeastern New Mexico communities, prompting evacuation orders for up to 200 people and injuring one man.

UNLV Overcomes 13-Point Deficit, Beats UNM

Ricky Morgan sank two free throws with 16 seconds left to cap a comeback from a 13-point second-half deficit and give UNLV a 65-64 win over New Mexico in the Mountain West Conference quarterfinals Thursday.

UNLV Ends No. 21 New Mexico's Reign

UNLV put a quick end to No. 21 New Mexico's hopes of a fourth straight Mountain West Conference tournament title with a 57-45 upset of the Lobos on Wednesday.

New Mexico Lands Carrey Film Production

A film starring Jim Carrey and Ben Stiller will start production in New Mexico in June.

New Mexico Hands BYU Worst Loss of Year

Reserve guard Julie Briody scored 16 points and No. 21 New Mexico hit seven straight 3-pointers in the first half to beat No. 18 Brigham Young 74-49 on Saturday.

UNLV Rallies to Beat No. 21 New Mexico

Sherry McCracklin grabbed an offensive rebound and scored with 23 seconds left to give UNLV a 65-63 win over No. 21 New Mexico on Thursday night.

N.M. Grassland Fire Forces 100 to Evacuate

A fire burned Wednesday morning on parched grassland in northeast New Mexico, forcing the evacuation of a small farming and ranching community.

'Gunsmoke,' 'McCloud' Actor Weaver Dies

Dennis Weaver, an actor with a Midwestern twang who played stiff-legged Chester the deputy on "Gunsmoke" and the cowboy cop hero in "McCloud," has died. He was 81.

No. 23 New Mexico Downs San Diego St.

Julie Briody tied a career high with 20 points as No. 23 New Mexico beat San Diego State 75-48 on Saturday.

No. 23 New Mexico Crushes Air Force 79-53

Abbie Letz had 18 points and 10 rebounds and Dionne Marsh set two New Mexico free-throw shooting records in the No. 23 Lobos' 79-53 victory over Air Force on Wednesday night.

Court Allows Church's Hallucinogenic Tea

A small branch of a South American religious sect may use hallucinogenic tea as part of a ritual intended to connect with God, a unanimous Supreme Court ruled Tuesday.

Democrats Slam New Medicare Drug Plan

Republicans in Congress put the pharmaceutical industry in charge when they passed the Medicare prescription drug plan, New Mexico's attorney general said Saturday.

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Interstate 40 Road Trip Planner

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Plan an adventuresome Interstate 40 road trip (following the path of old Route 66.) Discover fun attractions to enjoy along your way.

New Mexico Woman Dies From the Plague

Source: hosted.ap.org

New Mexico on Friday reported its first death from the plague in 12 years. The state Department of Health confirmed that a Bernalillo County woman died from septicemic plague early last week. The agency does not release details on plague victims.

Why Americans Hate This “Immigration” Debate

Source: americanthinker.com

This, in my humble opinion, is the best piece I have seen written about the immigration issue that has everyone buzzing

FLASHBACK: Jessica Simpson dines with Gov. Bill Richardson in Santa Fe

Source: abqjournal.com

It wasn't that long ago that the blond bombshell dined with Gov. Bill Richardson in Santa Fe. And the Albuquerque Journal told you all about it.

Men on a mission

Source: dchieftain.com

A look into the lives of two LDS missionaries in New Mexico; what they are like and what they do.

Nurse Investigated for 'Sedition' After Writing Letter to Editor

Source: editorandpublisher.com

Sedition? "Laura Berg, a clinical nurse specialist [at the Veterans Administration] for 15 years, wrote a letter in September to a weekly Albuquerque newspaper criticizing how the administration handled Hurricane Katrina and the Iraq War. ...

Weed Watch

Source: austinchronicle.com

"The California State Assembly last week passed a bill that would legalize industrial hemp farming in the state.

Lawmaker wants to create authority to increase wind energy production

Source: kobtv.com

A Santa Rosa lawmaker is pushing wind energy for eastern New Mexico.

New Mexico Bill Aims to Export Renewable Energy

Source: renewableenergyaccess.com

A bill under consideration in New Mexico could create the essential groundwork for the state to become a large-scale net-exporter of renewable energy produced from the state's abundant natural resources.

N.M. gov. calls for fingerprinting immigrants seeking licenses

Source: azcentral.com

SANTA FE, N.M. - The administration of Gov. Bill Richardson is proposing that illegal immigrants who apply for a New Mexico driver's license be fingerprinted for background checks.

Not-so-new Restraining Order Against Letterman Shows Problems

Source: capitolhilljournal.com

A Santa Fe, New Mexico judge recently granted a temporary restraining order against TV talk show host David Letterman for a woman who alleges that Letterman—who works in New York City and whom she has never met--has mentally harassed her through his TV broadcasts.

Carville: Bill Richardson still needs to explain why he wants to be president

Speaking about Bill Richardson, Carville said the New Mexico governor is a "charming man but he has yet to answer some core questions about why he wants to be president.

Virgin Galactic airline, New Mexico lay out spaceport plan - The New Space Race

Source: msnbc.msn.com

Virgin Galactic, Richard Branson, plan for consumer flights from New Mexico to outer space in sleek new spacecraft.

BBC NEWS | Americas | Blazing mouse sets fire to house

Source: news.bbc.co.uk

"A US man threw a mouse he had found in his home onto a pile of burning leaves - only to see it run away and burn his house down."

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