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You may have experienced the feeling on a steamy summer day: Nowhere in the universe could possibly be hotter...(by Associated Press)
Two weeks ago Albuquerque police officer Michael Benavidez lost his foot after he was struck by a car while riding... (by T.J. Wilham / Lights and Sirens),
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T or C Columnist Gears Up for 2nd Cancer Fight By Leslie Linthicum/ Journal Staff Writer Town rallies around Patch Rose, raising $12K in benefit auction. It had been a while since Patch Rose, a columnist for the local T or C Herald newspaper, had filed an update on his battle against brain cancer. Daskalos Serves Half of Jail Time By Hailey Heinz/ Journal Staff Report Despite Judge's Wishes, Developer Out After Day. After years of deferrals and dismissals for local developer Jason Daskalos, District Judge Sandra Clinton put her foot down Wednesday and sentenced him to two days in jail for violating probation.
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Boy Calls Cops on His Mother By Hailey Heinz/ Journal Staff Writer 11-year-old tells police he was asked to blow into vehicle interlock. An 11-year-old boy called the police on his mom last week after the woman allegedly asked her son to blow into her vehicle's interlock.
Truancy Group May Get Rebuilt
Nonprofit Deadline Won't Be Enforced
Body Found in Burning Car off I-40
1 Million Boardings on Buses
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Road Home Is Paved in Ancient WordsBy Jim Belshaw
Vivian Montoya sometimes visits with her students at their homes. In some cases, she introduces them to their homes, some of the kids having never been there before. But then the whole notion of "home" probably needs to be redefined.
Football: Texas A&M Tops New Mexico 28-22 click to continue (new 7:04 PM MDT)Nev., Calif., Officials Sign Landmark River Deal click to continue (new 5:38 PM MDT)
Japanese Man Enters Plea in Santa Fe Attack click to continue (new 3:53 PM MDT)
It's 2 Houses, Both in Hobbs, for Teague click to continue (new 3:53 PM MDT)
Santa Fe River To Continue Flowing click to continue (new 1:35 PM MDT)
Ex-Nevada Prep Football Player Tries To Put Recruitment Hoax Behind Him click to continue (new 1:34 PM MDT)
Waco Officials Hope Mammoth Site Opens Next Year click to continue (new 10:04 AM MDT)
Fossett Search Continues in Nevada click to continue (new 10:03 AM MDT)
Football: Texas A&M Looks To Rebound Against UNM click to continue (new 9:21 AM MDT)
Friday's Prep Football Scores click to continue (new 9:18 AM MDT)
New Journal Sections
Fetch! will bring you ways to enjoy and care for your pets so you can bring to each other the best in companionship, health and fun. You'll find medical and behavioral advice from Dr. Jeff Nichol, cool gear to buy, a place to send your favorite pet photo and even pet memorials for loved ones you've lost.
Lawn Ornaments: See and share homes with landscaping that makes a statement. See Lawns
Energy Tips: Dr. Alan Zelicoff offers ways to save energy. For example, he'll show you how you can save gas by driving differently. Look for Dr. Zelicoff's tips on the Metro cover of the print Journal every Tuesday and go to ABQJournal.com/energy any time for more information.