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James Grayson, 41, from Frimley, Surrey, tested positive for coronavirus on October 19 after he collapsed at home and was admitted to his local hospital Frimley Park in Surrey.

SANTA FE — The state Republican Party has reached a small financial settlement with the 2nd Judicial District Attorneys Office after accusing prosecutors of...

For decades, family members of the men, known as the Martinsville Seven, contended that they were denied due process. Gov. Ralph S. Northam agreed.

Industry experts discuss the role of artificial intelligence in the fight against COVID-19

Industry experts discuss the role of artificial intelligence in the fight against COVID-19

The story of Trash Boat vocalist Tobi Duncan is one you couldnt make up – or wouldnt want to, anyway. With his band preparing to release their career-defining third album, Dont You Feel Amazing?, he charts the personal agony that has inspired him to seize his breakout moment with everything he has...

One of Ted Turner's ranches in southern New Mexico will be the new home for a pair of Mexican gray wolves and their pups as federal wildlife managers look

New Mexico Reinstates Job Searches For Unemployment Benefits – KUNM News, KRQE-TV New Mexicans who have received unemployment benefits during the pandemic must start actively seeking work again this week.  The New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions yesterday reimplemented the federal requirement for claimants to make at least two work searches each week. The searches must be logged in order to certify the benefits. KRQE-TV reports the department says they’re discontinuing the pandem...

Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal The state Supreme Court unanimously upheld a lower court decision allowing the pretrial release of Jesse Mascareno-Haidle, 19, who police and prosecutors say is a suspect in 80 home burglaries. Jesse Mascareno-Haidle Chief Justice Michael Vigil announced the decision after an hour-long hearing on an appeal filed by District Attorney Raúl Torrez. Vigil said from the bench the justices found that the state had failed to argue or prove that there were no cond...

SANTA FE - The state Supreme Court on Friday upheld a lower court decision allowing the no-bail pretrial release of an 18-year-old with no prior criminal history who is accused of a string of residential burglaries in Albuquerque. The ruling rebuffs public prosecutors who say risks to the community in the case linking as many as 80 nighttime burglaries in homes where people slept cant be mitigated by electronic tracking devices and supervision. Justice Michael Vigil announced the courts decisio...