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They say Valerie Gaytan should get five years for laundering drug money from her husband Margarito Flores and his twin brother Pedro Flores, Chicago cocaine kingpins who helped convict the Sinaloa cartel boss. Her sister-in-law got 3½ years.

After being closed for nearly three years, the northbound lanes of Ped West resumed operations eight months ago, albeit under limited hours. The pedestrian crossing has closed once again.

10 years later & we still haven't forgotten this unique tv appearance.

Hell’s Half Acre, an area west of Casper known for its geologic landmarks, could see long-shut gates open to the public once more.

Each year for Back-to-School, Walmart recognizes a stand out educator and this year they are honoring someone who had the best medicine for a healthy school year.

It would take nearly a century before President John F. Kennedy made improving relations with Mexico part of his Cold War strategy. That included returning the disputed lands of El Chamizal to Mexico. Diplomatic notes were exchanged and signed on Aug. 29, 1963.

Todays young people will struggle most with the affects of climate change, and a New Mexico youth group brings its concerns to the streets of Albuquerque this week. The United Nations hosts its Sustainable Development Goals summit in New York City next week. Some 2,000 miles away, Jonathon Juarez, an organizer with the group Youth United for Climate Crisis Action or YUCCA, said frontline communities in New Mexico pay the price daily for the states record surplus of oil and gas. ...

Power management company Eaton Corp. said Wednesday it will invest an additional $150 million to expand supply of its electrical power distribution to...

This report provides a snapshot of the U.S. Executive Branch priorities via daily schedules and the prior day's press releases.

Democratic candidates for the seat introduced themselves to Richland County residents at a forum Tuesday afternoon at the Red Carpet Event Center.