Animal shelter teams up with BISSELL to ‘Empty the Shelters’
The Farmington Regional Animal Shelter has teamed up with BISSELL Pet Foundation to ‘Empty the Shelters’ this fall. Courtesycca Pets are available for adoption for $10 until Oct. 15 With…
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States that mail ballots to every voter really do increase turnout
New Mexico among states that do not send every registered voter a ballot in the mail
This week in high school sports
FARMINGTON – Local and area high school sports teams are heading into the final weeks of the regular season with aspirations of heading into district and state postseason tournaments. Here’s…
Farmington routs West Mesa, Bloomfield extends win streak
Kirtland Central and Shiprock both fall short on the gridiron this weekend
Desert River Guides remove tires from San Juan River
River-loving volunteers take initiative
State treasurer fined by State Ethics Commission for campaign finance violations
Montoya must pay a $1,000 fine for two violations
Dine Nicole Horseherder wins honor protecting Black Mesa water
Heinz Award for the Environment includes a $250,000 unrestricted grant
Sugar Skull musical is set for Nov. 1 at San Juan College
Dia de Muertos event includes a workshop
District soccer showdowns in full swing
Bloomfield girls soccer has won seven straight, remain unbeaten in district
The harm celebrating Oñate creates: What people were asking for in Española before the shooting
Hopi/Akimel O’odham man who was shot last week said the violence highlights the ‘lengthy history of injustices’ Indigenous people face
Officials grappling with questions about more electric vehicles
Developing an electric vehicle supply chain is complex
New federal rule could add costly burden to retirement plans
More regulations could mean more fees
Biden reverses course, allows border wall construction to resume
Administration plans to build about 20 miles of border wall in south Texas
Tribes at odds over drilling ban around ancient Chaco Canyon
Chaco Canyon and its hinterlands flourished between 800 A.D. and 1150 A.D
It’s hazing season on college campuses. State safeguards are uneven
N.M. is one of six states without anti-hazing laws
Wildfire risk is causing an insurance bubble in New Mexico
Extreme weather is causing premiums to skyrocket in places
110th Northern Navajo Nation Fair underway
The Northern Navajo Fair is the oldest and most traditional of the Navajo fairs
Four Corners Balloon Rally grounded by high winds
A few balloonists take flight Friday, but weekend weather disappoints spectators
Full-scale drill planned for Saturday at San Juan College
Many agencies will participate in the annual drill
Local, area prep football teams find prominent spots in polls
Bloomfield, ranked second in Class 4A, prepares to tackle fourth-ranked Silver