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Richardson Pledges Smooth Transition In N.M.

Gov. Bill Richardson and Lt. Gov. Diane Denish met Thursday on the upcoming change of power in New Mexico as Richardson prepares to become commerce secretary under President-elect Barack Obama. More

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Clinton Could Be A Peacemaker

A woman’s place is apparently at the State Department. More

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LIVE: White House Christmas Tree Lit

Airlines Shows Passengers Christmas On Pecos

Mesilla Plaza Rental Going Up

Teen Convicted In Farmington Man's Death

NYSE To Delist Thornburg Mortgage Stock

Torrance County 911 Line Down

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Residents Continue Fight Against Business

NM May See Its First Female Governor

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More Details Emerge In Santa Fe Hit-And-Run Case

Legislators Weigh Impact On Upcoming Session

Rail Runner Train Encounters Problems Near Valencia County

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Camels Found Wandering In Juarez

Las Vegas Hospital, Union Tussle Over Workers

NM Official Named Chair Of Indian Arts Board

Chino Mine To Lose Three-Quarters Of Workers

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2 Dead After Contracting Rare Disease

Valencia County Investigates Animal Neglect

NM Health Officials Issue TB Warning

Infant Found Dead In NM Base Housing

APS, Educational Assistants Reach Compromise Over Pay

Richardson Backs Funding Increase For Schools

Obama To Announce Richardson For Commerce

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College Of Santa Fe In Financial Trouble

Break-Ins Hit Downtown Attorneys' Offices

No Confirmed Owners For Abandoned Dogs

Arrest Made in Tuesday Bank Robbing

Plea Deal Reached In Club 7 Charges

Warrant Reveals Details In Fatal Hit-And-Run

December Natural Gas Prices Down This Year

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UNM Bike Problems Stem From Unexpected Source

Rio Rancho Cuts Most Substitutes

More Questions Raised In Abandoned Dog Case

Police: Gun Theft May Have Involved Juveniles

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Taos Family, Friends Mourn Crash Victim

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NM Woman Dies Of Hantavirus Infection

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Obama Makes It Official: Napolitano For DHS

Santa Goes Green For Roswell Appearance

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N.M. Baby Dies From Illness Associated With Formula

Community Rallies Around Abandoned Dogs

Family Of Hit-And-Run Victim Speaks Out

Victims Identified In Multiple-Car Crash

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Chimayo Man Killed In Thanksgiving Fire

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4 Corners Area Top Stories

Teen Convicted In Farmington Man's Death

Jurors have convicted a 17-year-old boy of killing an elderly Farmington man and stealing his car before fleeing. More

Newcomb Man Arrested In Four Corners Stabbing

A 35-year-old Newcomb man faces murder and other charges in the stabbing death of another man found dying after calling a dispatcher to say he'd been stabbed. More

Farmington Bar Loses Liquor License

The state is revoking the liquor license of a Farmington bar and fining it $10,000 More

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Southeast N.M. Top Stories

Airlines Shows Passengers Christmas On Pecos

New Mexico Airline's evening flight into Carlsbad is taking a slight detour these days to show passengers the community's Christmas on the Pecos light show from 500 feet up. More

Infant Found Dead In NM Base Housing

The death of a 7-month-old boy who was found unresponsive by his parents in their home on Holloman Air Force Base is under investigation. More

Santa Goes Green For Roswell Appearance

Santa Claus has gone green. More

Housing Changes Slated At Cannon Base

Cannon Air Force Base is demolishing 350 old military homes built in the mid-60s as the military moves toward private housing. More

National Cave Institute To Build Visitor Center

The National Cave and Karst Research Institute at Carlsbad is getting ready to build a visitors center, library and other research facilities dedicated to cave conservation and management. More

Animals Vs. Aliens: Museum Money May Go To Animal Shelter

One of the big money makers in Roswell revolves around one of the biggest mysteries in U.S. history, but helping launch a new UFO museum into the next decade won't be easy for the state. More

Lea County Potash Project Could Mean 500 Jobs

A Colorado company could begin exploratory drilling next year in Lea County to verify deposits of potash. More

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