There are six bodies taken from San Juan County to the state's morgue that still have no explanation provided as to their recent cause of death.   Full Story

Veterans Day is coming next week, and the city of Farmington deserves a kudos for having a new memorial prepared in time to help in paying a proper tribute.   Full Story

Earlier this month, New Mexico legislators returned to Santa Fe in a special session to defray a $650 million revenue shortfall in the state budget.   Full Story

As state budgets continue to shrink and tighten, governors across the nation are working to close the revolving door on the nation's prisons.   Full Story

Earlier this week, Aztec Municipal Schools lost one of its greatest leaders as superintendent Linda Paul announced her resignation, effective Nov.   Full Story

Halloween is here again and with this fun, yet spooky, holiday there are many precautions people should take to keep the event safe.   Full Story

Earlier this week, the Navajo Tribal Council passed a resolution putting President Joe Shirley Jr. on a leave of absence so he could be investigated for crimes he may have committed.   Full Story

One death by exposure to outdoor elements is one too many, especially in an area such as San Juan County, where there is a shelter people can use.   Full Story

He never seeks the limelight, but always makes sure the efforts of others are recognized. His quiet leadership and vision for the community has improved the quality of life for the citizens of Farmington — and his ability to get things done is respected throughout San Juan County. The announcement of Farmington City Manager Bob Hudson's impending retirement, while deserved, will create a void in city government that will be difficult to fill.   Full Story

Farmington City Manager Bob Hudson's recent retirement announcement, set to be effective April 1, means it is time for the City Council and mayor to review the job description for that post. It also means the search is on for the next person to fill the role.   Full Story