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If you get a little deja vu, theres a reason for that. The Marvel Comics September 2022 solicits and solicitations contain a bunch of titles that were

Sandoval County's first responders will soon get new GTR 8000 replacement radios  -- improving public safety communication efforts when going out to calls -- which'll be especially important when it comes to the rural parts of the county.

The Sandoval County sheriff is recovering from a broken back, keeping track of happenings at the office and planning to go back to work as soon as he can.

With wildfires raging across New Mexico, local and county officials are trying to get ahead of the curve before any bottle rockets and other such fireworks spark additional flames. State statute doesn't allow a flat-out statewide ban on fireworks, but local and county jurisdictions have some latitude to ban certain types of fireworks.

Now that we know there are at least two Thors in Thor: Love and Thunder we're pondering on which other iterations of the hero could show up.

This week saw the release of Strange #1 from Marvel Comics, the latest chapter in the saga of the Sorcerer Supreme, but for now that title does not belong to Stephen Strange. After The Death of Doctor Strange storyline, Stephens wife Clea has inherited the responsibilities held by her late [...]

The surprise appearance of this massive rare bird – one of the world’s largest raptors – sent birders flocking to see it. The unexpected sojourn in New England raises questions about how birds navigate, colonize new areas, and find mates.

In the aftermath of the winter storm that pummeled the area earlier this month, Sandoval County Fire and Rescue Chief Eric Masterson realized his department has just the thing to better withstand such treacherous conditions when responding to calls: brush trucks.

Firefighters are responding to a fire burning power poles and other equipment on Wednesday afternoon west of Rio Rancho. Sandoval County Fire Chief Eric Mast...

From County officials being sworn-in, schools reopening and Intel's $3.5 billion upgrade to new companies and health clinics opening their doors, community events returning and County redistricting, there were multiple stories that the Rio Rancho Observer monitored and covered in 2021.