AdvertisementGet the newsSign posted by eatery owner sparks controversyA controversy over a sign placed on the door of a Kirtland restaurant has gone viral on social media.Public schools closed for the remainder of yearMedical Center gave ‘over 100’ COVID-19 testsMost RecentArmed man allegedly burglarizes woman’s houseWoman faces DWI, unsecured child found in SUVDecision expected in power plant caseCollege offers help to small businesses ownersDowntown project, plan update remain on scheduleCongressional candidates adjust to COVID-19Elections 2018Navajo NationPUBLIC NOTICESSan Juan CountyNational PoliticsCoronavirus: What Four Corners residents should know See the latest updates on how Four Corners region officials in New Mexico, Utah, Colorado and Arizona are reacting to the spread of the coronavirus. Local | 4 hours ago College extends closure order through April 10 The college's nonessential employees are being asked to continue working from home through April 10. Local | 4 days ago Laid off or hours cut? Here are resources to help Many are working from home. But many are being laid off in droves. American jobless claims jumped by 70,000 during the week that ended with March 14. News Crime Stoppers director accused of embezzlement The former executive director of San Juan County Crime Stoppers was fired after an investigation led him to being accused of embezzling an SUV. Crime | 3 days ago NMAA cancels remainder of spring sports season NMAA Board of Directors will meet again on May 1 to discuss status of summer workouts and team camps, plus 2020-2021 student-athlete eligibility. High school | 3 days ago Air travelers ordered to self-isolate; 55 new COVID-19 cases The New Mexico governor's latest order that all air travelers self-isolate comes as the state's number of confirmed coronavirus cases rose to 191. News | 3 days ago NM sees major jump in unemployment claims U.S. Department of Labor reports New Mexico saw 17,187 people apply for unemployment benefits last week compared to 869 people the week before. New-mexico | 3 days ago County cities declare public health emergencies San Juan County's three cities have declared public health emergencies amid the coronavirus pandemic and are encouraging people to stay at home. Local | 5 days ago Chamber seeks feedback on shutdown with survey The Farmington Chamber of Commerce is surveying local businesses on how the coronavirus pandemic has impacted them. Local | 4 days ago FBI: Beware of cyber scams related to coronavirus Scammers exploit coronavirus fears: The FBI advises computer users to employ four steps to avoid falling victim to computer fraudsters. Local New Mexico extending school closures beyond April 6 The New Mexico Public Education Department will announce on the morning of March 27 an extension of the ongoing school closures. News | 4 days ago Two accused of murder of missing Farmington man Two men are accused of the first-degree murder of a missing Farmington man who was found near Heber, Arizona in August last year. Crime COVID-19 prompts declaration of emergency The spread of coronavirus has prompted Farmington to issue a declaration of public health emergency to ensure funding reaches this community. Farmington View All PhotosPHOTOS: Beer Choir gathering at Traegers barSmall businesses respond to coronavirus orders How small businesses are dealing with the coronavirus pandemic, and the governor's orders to reduce hotel capacity and limit restaurant service. News Cost of digital scams rises sharply in NM New Mexicans were victimized for twice as much money in online scams in 2019 as they were a year earlier. Local Author warns of complacency during presentation "The Broken Circle" author Rodney Barker says he detects "a dangerous complacency" in Farmington nearly 50 years after a trio of murders. Local World Monuments Fund adds Bears Ears to watch list World Monuments Fund says a proposal for land management in Bears Ears National Monument threatens the cultural site. Local CLOSEAnimas River turned yellow after mine spill Four years ago, mine wastewater from the Gold King Mine turned the Animas River yellow. View All PhotosPHOTOS: Historic inscriptions at Aztec Ruins National Monument | Sept. 19Historic survey produces interesting results Fred Blackburn, who is leading the team conducting the survey, says he hopes to resume work on the project in April. Local CLOSESurvey of historic inscriptions at Aztec Ruins National MonumentView All PhotosFood trucks pull in to FarmingtonFood trucks roll into Farmington’s food scene For the last four years some local entrepreneurs have looked towards starting food trucks to jump start their culinary dreams. Customers are loyal. News Recent ObituariesSee more obituariesSearch obituaries by nameSearchCLOSEHelp is available for sexual assault victims Sexual assault happens every 92 seconds in the United States. Here's how to get help if you or someone you know is assaulted. View All PhotosMine reclamation turns pits into green spacesNavajo Mine focuses on 2030 reclamation goal Crews are filling in pits and redoing previous reclamation work while also working on new reclamation areas at Navajo Mine. Local Studies offer different version of Chaco’s past A University of Colorado scientist says Chaco Culture National Historic Park may have been home to only a small, year-round population in Anasazi era. Local CLOSEChild Abuse: The Signs to Watch for If You Suspect it Child abuse includes physical, sexual, emotional and medical abuse, as well as neglect. Learn about signs, risk factors, how to get help. CLOSEWatch highlights from President Trumps rally Check out some highlights from President Trump's rally at the Santa Ana Star Center in Rio Rancho on September 16th, 2019. View All PhotosLooking back: Images from the 416 fire in 2018CLOSE416 Fire harmed aquatic life Presenters at the Animas and San Juan Watershed Conference discussed the impacts of the 416 Fire on fishing. View All PhotosDulce the horse receives much-needed hoof trimStudy: Spaceport impact of $1B from 2016-2025 Spaceport America released an economic impact study by an outside firm and announced new tenants Thursday. News Aztec girl celebrates release of debut single Aztec resident Sophia Rhane Dobbs' debut single "Crown" was released Jan. 16 on major streaming platforms. And she's about to turn 12. Local View All PhotosNonprofit brings Christmas to those in needView All PhotosPHOTOS: Bernhardt, Heinrich visit Pueblo BonitoBernhardt says he was ‘blown away’ by Chaco Canyon Interior Secretary David Bernhardt accepted New Mexico Sen. Martin Heinrich's invitation to visit Chaco Canyon. He was amazed by the sites he saw. Local CLOSEVIDEO: Learn about the history of Chaco Canyon Before tourists began visiting Chaco Canyon from around the world, it was a destination for ancestral people. How New Mexico farmer started global garlic war The dispute spawned “Garlic Breath,” an episode in the 2018 Netflix series “Rotten” chronicling the worldwide supply chains of six commodities. New-mexico Armed man allegedly burglarizes woman’s house A Bloomfield man faces multiple charges for allegedly breaking into a woman's residence while possessing two knives. Crime | 5 hours ago Woman faces DWI, unsecured child found in SUV A woman was arrested for her eighth DWI and second child abuse charge for allegedly driving drink with an unsecured minor in the vehicle. Crime | 1 day ago Decision expected in power plant case The meeting will be hosted using the Zoom platform. Information about participating is available on the PRC website. Local | 1 day ago College offers help to small businesses owners The New Mexico Economic Development Department has launched a loan program targeted for manufacturing businesses. San Juan College can help. Local | 1 day ago Share your feedback to help improve our site experience!
