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Air Force: No Major Changes Near Holloman Or Other F-22 Bases

The Air Force says people who live near F-22 bases, like Holloman in Alamogordo, shouldn't see significant changes in how or where the aircraft are flying following new restrictions that will limit how far away from bases…
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Las Cruces To Begin Dual Language Program At 14 Elementary Schools
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Wildfire Smoke Sweeping Across NM And Arizona

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Las Cruces Police Arrest Men Suspected In Armed Robbery
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NMSU Professor Edits 200-Year-Old Manuscript
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Las Cruces Mother And Boyfriend Arrested For Child Abuse
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NMSU Names First Associate Provost For International And Border Programs
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El Paso State Senator Issues Statement Supporting The DREAM Act
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Group: New Mexico Lacks Adequate Inspection Of Gas And Oil Facilities
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Libel Lawsuit The Latest Controversy In A Toxic Senate Campaign
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Prison Rape Lawsuit Sparks Investigation
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Texas FBI Case Costing Millions

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Zimmerman, a neighborhood watch captain, shot Martin, an unarmed teen. He's claiming self-defense.
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A new law will reveal the secret chemicals used in fracking, but docs can't share what they learn.
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Down In 'Virginia,' Where The Crazy Runs Deep

Dustin Lance Black directs a drama that treats its small-town characters and setting with contempt.
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The Many Voices Of Donna Summer

On hits like "Love to Love You Baby" and "Bad Girls," Summer's attention to detail made her a star.
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In hundreds of pages of documents, police also say Martin's shooting was "ultimately avoidable."
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Billionaire Donor Joe Ricketts: From Behind The Scenes To Center Stage

He's been backing conservative causes for the past few years, but he became big news on Thursday.
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Hardy bacteria on the bottom of the Pacific are living out the most Spartan lifestyle ever known.
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Honoring Jerry MacDonald

Starting in the late 1980s, the work of Jerry MacDonald brought worldwide scientific recognition, support and further research from the paleontological community to the Robledos. Hear his story, history and perspective of Prehistoric Trackways becoming a national monument.

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Newsmakers--Charlotte Brooks of Baruch College On Chinese immigration To The United States

Fred Martino interviews Charlotte Brooks of Baruch College regarding
Chinese immigration to the United States. Field reports include: a
look at the labor market in southern New Mexico and a program at New
Mexico State University helps students interested in starting their
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Fronteras: U.S. Congressman Silvestre Reyes

This week, Hector Lopez talks to U.S. Congressman Silvestre Reyes.

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