New Mexico

FARMINGTON – Somewhere out on 40 acres of land owned by the Bureau of Land Management, a mother and her two boys hid, nestled in the branches of trees, waiting to hear the scamper of paws from a...

FARMINGTON – The state of New Mexico will move into Phase 2 of the COVID-19 vaccine eligibility criteria beginning Monday, when all New Mexicans 16 and older will be able to register for the...

FARMINGTON – The city of Farmington’s Electric Utility System has reached out to the youths of Farmington to see who can create the design for an electric car’s exterior wrap by way of a contest. ...

FARMINGTON – Parents and students who attend Farmington Municipal Schools along with other schools in New Mexico will have their choice about whether to take any of the state standardized tests...

FARMINGTON – The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced during its annual general conference Sunday that the church will build a new temple in Farmington, making it the second temple...

FARMINGTON – Four Corners Economic Development has launched a website aimed at spreading the word about development opportunities in San Juan County. The website, 4cornersed.com , will support the...

FARMINGTON – Almost one year ago, Shiprock Search and Rescue learned just how beneficial drones could be, only a little too late. Today, Shiprock Search and Rescue can fly high knowing the group...

FARMINGTON – A woman pleaded guilty March 24 in federal court to involuntary manslaughter in connection with the death of her young child. Around June 26, 2019, Tonya Mae Dale, 28, a member of the...

FARMINGTON – The New Mexico Senior Olympics announced it will not hold the 2021 State Games because of concerns about the COVID-19 pandemic. A news release sent by Cecilia Acosta, executive...

FARMINGTON – For Robert Miller, stepping in as a part-time Farmington municipal judge is about continuing his decades of serving his community. Miller was appointed last month by Farmington City...

PHOENIX – Arizona has a new state holiday. Gov. Doug Ducey signed a bill Monday to honor Native Americans who used their language to transmit coded messages during World War II. Arizona has...