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A federal indictment against men from Central New York and Pennsylvania ties them to the drug-related murder in California.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A merger between Sandia Laboratory Federal Credit Union and Animas Credit Union is set to become official July 1, according to a SLFCU spokeswoman.

AZ Boy Chavez pleads guilty in 2009 double murder Joe D. Chavez, Jr., 51 of Alamogordo, pleaded guilty to two counts of second degree murder at a May 18 plea hearing for his part as an accessory to a 2009 double-murder on Montlake Terrace.  On July 5, 2009, the then-Alamogordo Department of Public Safety was dispatched to 600 block of Montlake Terrace in reference to two people shot. Max Griego, Jr., 27, who was killed during an attempted kidnapping and Mary Hudson Gutierrez, 34, who was killed during an attempted burglary had been shot in the head. A third person, Hudson Gutierrez, was s...

By News Editor And Partners • Apr 12, 2021 Credit Robert Chavez   SANTA FE – The state Supreme Court today affirmed the convictions of Robert "Bob" Chavez for his role in killing a man in Alamogordo in 2011 and burning the victim's body.  Here is a statement from the Administrative Office of the Courts:   In a unanimous decision, the state's highest court rejected Chavez's arguments in appealing convictions of first-degree murder as an accessory to the killing, conspiracy to commit first-degree murder, arson and evidence tampering. Chavez was sentenced to life impr...

 E-Mail COLUMBUS, Ohio - If you count yourself among those who lose themselves in the lives of fictional characters, scientists now have a better idea of how that happens. Researchers found that the more immersed people tend to get into "becoming" a fictional character, the more they use the same part of the brain to think about the character as they do to think about themselves. "When they think about a favorite fictional character, it appears similar in one part of the brain as when they are thinking about themselves," said Timothy Broom, lead author of the study and doctoral student in ps...