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Bloomfield man’s homicide case stalled because of discovery

A Bloomfield man charged with first-degree murder appeared in front of 11th Judicial District Judge Curtis Gurley for a status hearing on Monday. Thomas Vigil, 20, is also charged with shooting from a motor vehicle, a second-degree felony; aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, a third-degree felony; tampering with evidence, a third-degree felony; and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, a second-degree felony.

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Homicide trial set in case where man was killed with a river rock

A jury trial has been set for a Farmington accused of killing a man and battering a woman with a large rock. Ames Begay, 42, is charged with second-degree murder, third-degree aggravated battery and third-degree tampering with evidence in connection with the April 2, 2025, killing of Kenneth Bill, 68, and the battery of Tanya Romero.

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Sandoval deputy called ICE to I-25 traffic stop, records show

By Kevin Hendricks, The Paper. — A man riding to a family wedding in Rio Rancho ended up in immigration detention after a Sandoval County sheriff’s deputy stopped his ride on Interstate 25 and called ICE, according to a report released Friday. The May 22 stop near Algodones...

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High school state volleyball tournament opens Thursday

RIO RANCHO – A total of four teams from San Juan County are packing their bags for Rio Rancho this week, each eyeing deep runs at the 2026 New Mexico Activities Association’s State Volleyball Championships. Navajo Prep and Shiprock both secured spots in the 12-team Class 3A bracket,...

San Juan County, NM · 15h
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Animal welfare group helps San Juan County

The American Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals arrived in San Juan County two weeks ago to assist with animals displaced by flooding. “You know, we travel around for hurricanes, floods, wildfires, tornadoes, any type of disaster event where the local shelters need additional support,” said Tim Rickey ASPCA National Field Response vice president.

San Juan County, NM · 8h

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Morgan Lake man receives short sentence in federal DWI case

A Morgan Lake man was sentenced to 17 days in custody after entering a federal plea agreement and admitting he struck a Navajo Police officer with his vehicle and injured him. Kendall Benally, 43, was charged with intent to commit a felony in connection to the Sept. 28, 2025 incident in which he reportedly was driving drunk “at a high rate of speed and throwing containers from his vehicle,” the news release said.

Farmington, NM · 1d

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Diné Film Festival celebrates Four Corners Indigenous movies

The Four Corners and more specifically the Navajo Nation has been featured in multiple movies and commercials, but in recent years the use of this region for film making has been left solely to area storytellers and creators. Artist Anthony Chee Emerson would like to see that change, as he...

Farmington, NM · 12h

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The community’s breakfast served up at Rubia’s in Aztec

Since the Aztec Restaurant closed two years ago, breakfast at Rubia’s Fine Mexican Dining is a welcome addition to local fare. Breakfast started in March 2025. Rubia’s Fine Mexican Dining, located at 116 South Main Avenue in Aztec, serves breakfast from 8-11 .m. Tuesday through Saturday. I didn’t...

Aztec, NM · 1d

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Best bets: Key events in Farmington, Bloomfield and Aztec

As part of its 125th-anniversary celebration, the City of Farmington invites the community to help pack away a piece of today for the generations of tomorrow. The Farmington 125 Time Capsule Sealing Ceremony will take place from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 12, at the Farmington Museum.

Farmington, NM · 13h

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More Than 45 Dogs Saved by Small-Town Rafting Company After Back-to-Back Flooding Leaves Dozens of Pets Stranded

Employees for Desert River Guides used their rafting skills to rescue stranded pets after severe flooding left dozens of people and animals stranded in New Mexico

Farmington, NM · 1d

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Aztec ready to hit the mat in bid to three-peat as state champs

AZTEC — Fresh off another state championship campaign, the Aztec High School wrestling program is not easing its way into the winter. Instead, head coach Levi Stout has assembled an uncompromising slate designed to test the defending champions from day one. “When you’re striving to be up there, to...

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ASPCA provides care for dozens of pets affected by flooding in San Juan County

FARMINGTON, N.M. (KRQE) – At the request of the Farmington Regional Animal Shelter, the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) mobilized its disaster response team to provide sheltering support for dozens of owned and homeless animals affected by the flooding in San Juan County. ASPCA has had a disaster response team in […]

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New Mexico announces $7.8M to help students facing homelessness

New Mexico will spend $7.8 million during this school year on a program aimed at helping students facing housing instability. A total of $2.2M of the funds will go to San Juan County families struggling after floods.

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Renewable energy not sufficient to meet needs

In New Mexico we use about 83,000 megawatt-hours a day for electricity, but it can be hard to pin down, where those numbers come from in renewable energies. This according to Dr. Robert Balch, who spoke to business leaders Tuesday at the 4CED Breakfast and Briefing at the Farmington Civic Center.

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