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The total solar eclipse passing over North America is less than two months away. Some spots in the path of totality are nearly booked up, but it’s not too late.

Ryal McMurry, a New Mexico Public Education Department employee and principal for Alamogordo Schools was appointed as District 5's board member.

Sonora’s police staffing crisis has gotten so dire that the City Council this week approved spending up to $200,000 on a professional marketing and advertising consultant to help with ongoing

Jose Castaneda of Minot has announces his candidacy for the District 40 seat in the North Dakota Senate being vacated by retiring, longtime Minot-area lawmaker

It's happened before and it could happen again. History has shown that an earthquake greater than 7.0 occurred in Arizona. What are the chances it could happen again?

If more than football’s on your mind, we've got ideas to get you outside, soaking up art culture or preparing for Valentine's Day.

Eleven candidates vying for six of the Mother Lode’s top elected posts, three on Sonora’s City Council and three on the Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors, discussed housing, homelessness, the

Active weekend with more snow expected, then warmer next week

When Veronica Shorr attends Saturday’s annual Romantic Classics orchestra concert, she’s making it a very special occasion with her friends.

When I saw the local avocados in the Mexican state of Yucatan, a hot, humid region located in the south of the country, I didn’t think they were avocados.