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6:17 pm
Fri May 27, 2005

More Mexican Agents to Investigate Juarez Femicides

CD. JUAREZ, MEXICO (AP) – More Mexican federal agents have been assigned to investigate the Ciudad Juarez femicides. KRWG's Stephan Apodaca delivers AP news from around the region.

Regional
6:15 pm
Fri May 27, 2005

Sportsmen File Lawsuit Against BLM

Las Cruces, NM – The U.S. Bureau of Land Management is being sued by sportsmen and conservation groups over its plans for oil and gas development on Otero Mesa. KRWG's Stephan Apodaca reports.

Regional
6:11 pm
Fri May 27, 2005

Companies to Expand Operations in Santa Teresa

Santa Teresa, NM (AP) – Governor Richardson's office says three companies plan to expand their operations in southern New Mexico. KRWG's Stephan Apodaca delivers AP news from around the region.

Regional
11:34 am
Thu May 26, 2005

Governor's Office Releases Names of Pre-K Bidders

SANTA FE (AP) – The Governor's office has released the names of the public school districts that bid for the state's new pre-kindergarten program. KRWG's Stephan Apodaca delivers AP news from around the region.

Regional
11:29 am
Thu May 26, 2005

NM Ed. Dep't: More Funding Needed for No Child Left Behind

SANTA FE (AP) – The New Mexico Education Department says the state needs more funding from the federal government if it is to implement the No Child Left Behind Act. KRWG's Stephan Apodaca delivers AP news from around the region.

Regional
11:24 am
Thu May 26, 2005

Congressional Delegation Presses against Cannon Closure

SANTA FE (AP) – The state is ratcheting up its efforts to save Cannon Air Force Base. KRWG's Stephan Apodaca delivers AP news from around the region.

Regional
11:20 am
Thu May 26, 2005

Colonias to Get Funding to Improve Infrastructure

Las Cruces, NM – Five million dollars will underwrite the infrastructure-improvement projects set to begin in the colonias of southern Dona Ana County. As KRWG's Bob Mitchell reports, the 15 separate projects address water, wastewater, and street problems. Bob Mitchell reports.

Regional
12:45 pm
Wed May 25, 2005

NM Homeland Security's Contract-Bidding Process Investigated

SANTA FE (AP) – An investigation has been launched into the bidding process at the state Homeland Security Department. The revelation that state defense contracts had been awarded without first getting bids, prompted the investigation. KRWG's Stephan Apodaca delivers AP news from around the region.

Regional
12:12 pm
Wed May 25, 2005

Denish on Possible Cannon Closure

Las Cruces, NM – New Mexico's Lt. Gov. Diane Denish serves on many boards and commissions, ranging from the Military Base Planning Commission to the state Children's Cabinet. Denish talks with KRWG's Bob Mitchell about the possible closure of Cannon Air Force Base and more.

Regional
11:47 am
Wed May 25, 2005

Drug Charges Dropped against State Commissioner

Las Cruces, NM – Misdemeanor drug charges against state Public Regulations Commissioner E. Shirley Baca have been dropped. KRWG's Bob Mitchell reports.

Regional
11:37 am
Wed May 25, 2005

DA's Office Announces New Anti-Domestic Violence Program

Las Cruces, NM – Dona Ana County District Attorney Susanna Martinez has announced the creation of an anti-domestic violence program. KRWG's Stephan Apodaca reports.

Regional
6:17 pm
Tue May 24, 2005

Unknown Powder Found In Package Sent to Governor

Las Cruces, NM – White powder and a threatening letter addressed to Governor Richardson were found inside a package opened at the governor's office on Friday, prompting an evacuation and investigation. As KRWG's Katie Goetz reports, the package was intended for the governor -- and its contents are still being examined.

Regional
12:51 pm
Tue May 24, 2005

Mexico Opposes U.S. Militarization of Border

MEXICO CITY (AP) – Mexican officials say their government is "absolutely and emphatically" against militarizing the border. KRWG's Stephan Apodaca delivers AP news from around the region.

Regional
12:49 pm
Tue May 24, 2005

Stolen Bank Records Belong Mostly to Easterners, not New Mexicans

Las Cruces, NM – Bank records of about 700,000 customers of four major banks (including Bank of America) were stolen and sold to collection agencies. As KRWG's Marco Grajeda reports, Bank of America says most of those customers live on the East Coast.

Regional
11:05 am
Mon May 23, 2005

Botched Contract May have Prompted Ex-NM Homeland Security Director's Resignation

SANTA FE (AP) – The state's Homeland Security director says his predecessor may have resigned because of a botched border-security contract. KRWG's Stephan Apodaca delivers AP news from around the region.

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