NM project planners disappointed over withdrawal of biological assessment for power plant (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)

Albuquerque News

• Fired APD officer may get job back
  A fired Albuquerque officer accused of lying about his involvement in a case with a fellow officer charged with murdering his wife may be getting his job back. […]
• Two robbery suspects arrested in NW Abq
  ALBUQUERQUE - A couple of thieves are accused of threatening a gas station clerk for a couple of bottles of vodka. […]
• Murder suspect dead after standoff
  ALBUQUERQUE - A man suspected of killing his Albuquerque neighbor , kidnapping his wife and taking off to Mora where he allegedly shot at officers is now dead according to State police. […]
• UNM Walk-On Quarterback Trujillo Off The Team
  The University of New Mexico says walk-on quarterback Ryan Trujillo has been removed from the team and has been advised to enter university counseling. […]
• Dad Faces Abuse Charges After Motorcycle Crash
  A father is facing child abuse charges after the Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office said his 11-year-old daughter was injured in a motorcycle crash Sunday afternoon. […]
• NM Supreme Court to hear redistricting dispute
  The Legislature and a group of Democrats and minority voters are asking the state Supreme Court to overturn a plan for new House districts that was ordered by a district judge. […]
• TruTouch Technologies Closes $3M B Round Financing with the iTulip Community as Lead
  ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. & FRAMINGHAM, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--TruTouch Technologies, a pioneer in non-invasive biometric intoxication detection systems, today announced that it has secured $3M which will enable the company to build sales revenues through direct sales and secure additional licensing partners. Dr. Richard D. Gill, President & CEO of TruTouch […]