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6:15 pm
Mon June 20, 2005

County Clerk's Office falls Behind in Recording Commission Minutes

Las Cruces (AP)_ – The Dona Ana County Clerk's office needs to catch up on County Commission meeting minutes. KRWG's Melanie Bowling delivers Associated Press news from around the region.

Regional
4:26 pm
Sun June 19, 2005

Officials: Border Violence is a Shared Problem

Mexico City (AP)_ – Officials in both the U.S. and Mexican governments say border violence is a shared problem that both countries must deal with. Stephan Apodaca delivers Associated Press news from around the region.

Regional
4:24 pm
Sat June 18, 2005

New Mexico Students Now Required to Take NM History

Albuquerque (AP)_ – New Mexico high school students now have a new graduation requirement, New Mexico history. Stephan Apodaca delivers Associated Press News from around the region.

Regional
7:17 pm
Fri June 17, 2005

Water in the Desert: State Engineer Discusses NM Water Use

Las Cruces, NM – Despite the record spring run-off New Mexico is still in a drought. As KRWG's Stephan Apodaca reports, the State Engineers office is using a combination of methods to put New Mexico's water resources to use.

Regional
7:16 pm
Thu June 16, 2005

Dona Ana County Commission Chairman Disputes Tribes Claims

Las Cruces, NM – The chairman of the Dona Ana County Commission says the Jemez Pueblo and developer Gerald Peters did not accurately reflect the County Commissioners' stance in reference to the proposed Anthony casino. As KRWG's Marco Grajeda reports, the application said commissioners are not fully content.

Regional
6:26 pm
Thu June 16, 2005

Opponents of Proposed Casino Criticize Land Application

Las Cruces, NM – Critics of the proposed casino in Anthony, NM voiced their concerns about the Jemez Pueblo's application. As KRWG's Lindsey Bilovesky reports, proponents of the casino feel they are just stalling the process.

Regional
7:01 pm
Wed June 15, 2005

Federal Law Changes Requirements for Special Ed. Teachers

Santa Fe (AP)_ – A state education official says new federal requirements will put additional burdens on schools and teachers. Stephan Apodaca delivers AP news from around the region.

Regional
5:02 pm
Wed June 15, 2005

Identity Thieves "Pharm" for Victims

Santa Fe (AP)_ – Attorney General Patricia Madrid says internet thieves are using a new way to steal personal information over the internet. Stephan Apodaca delivers Associated Press news from around the region.

Regional
4:59 pm
Wed June 15, 2005

Tougher Child Safety Seat Laws to go Into Effect

Santa Fe (AP)_ – Beginning Friday, New Mexico's law on child safety seats is getting tougher. Stephan Apodaca delivers Associated Press news from around the region.

Regional
7:12 pm
Tue June 14, 2005

Body Found In Burn Lake

Las Cruces, NM – A passerby found a car partially submerged in Burn Lake on Monday. KRWG's Lindsey Bilovesky reports that Las Cruces Police have found human remains inside the vehicle.

Regional
7:06 pm
Tue June 14, 2005

El Paso County Commissioner Indicted in Campaign Finance Case

El Paso, TX (AP)_ – A grand jury has indicted an El Paso County Commissioner on charges that she didn't report campaign donations properly. Stephan Apodaca delivers AP news from around the region.

Regional
6:52 pm
Tue June 14, 2005

NM Senators Reveal Personal Assets

Washinton D.C. (AP)_ –
New Mexico Senators Jeff Bingaman and Pete Domenici released a list of their personal assets complying with the U.S. Senate's annual disclosure statement. Stephan Apodaca delivers AP news from around the region.


Regional
4:25 pm
Tue June 14, 2005

New Group Will Work to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Las Cruces, NM – A new group formed by Gov.Richardson will work to reduce the state's greenhouse gas emissions. Marco Grajeda reports.

Regional
7:06 pm
Mon June 13, 2005

Body of Suicide Victim Found

Las Cruces, NM – The body of a Las Cruces resident was found hanging from a tree near an NMSU research facility. KRWG's Stephan Apodaca reports.

Regional
7:03 pm
Mon June 13, 2005

Area Organizations Unite to Prevent Heat Related Deaths

Las Cruces, NM – The heat related deaths of two El Paso residents have prompted the United Way to help cool residents who can't cool themselves. Lindsey Bilovesky reports.

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