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Prosecutor Asks for Strict Sentence

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    Federal prosecutors asked a district judge to give former sheriff Tommy Rodella a strict sentence following his conviction for violating a motorist’s civil...

Judge Denies Motion

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    The woman found guilty of aggravated burglary and tampering with evidence after she egged on her two friends to rob her uncle in...

Arguments in Rodella Case to be Heard

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    A federal district judge will hear arguments Thursday (11/13) in Albuquerque to decide if former sheriff Tommy Rodella should get a new trial.    ...

Cash Bond Lowered For Accused Rapist

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    One of the three teenagers accused of brutally raping a Pojoaque teenager had the amount of money he must post to be released...

City Officials OK Agreement With American Red Cross

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    Española residents can count on two shelters in case of emergency, after city officials OK’d an agreement with the American Red Cross.     City...

A Reporter’s Life

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    With the help of a local nonprofit organization, students from one Española District elementary school are learning what it takes to be journalists.    ...

Attorney Not Losing Hope for New Trial

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    Former Rio Arriba County sheriff Tommy Rodella’s bid for a new trial took one step forward and two steps back Nov. 13, during...

District Officials Make Alternate Plans for Test

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    Española School District administrators are creating contingency plans for an upcoming district-wide exam their students have to take.     During the Oct. 28 school...

Alleged Shooter Will Stand Trial

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    Eric Rodriguez’s murder trial will start Dec. 3, nearly two years after he allegedly shot Marco Bequett, 20, at the Black Mesa Golf...

Waldorf Lady Wolves Get by Coronado in Close Game Nov. 3

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    It didn’t go five sets, but the battle between the Coronado High School Lady Leopards and the Santa Fe Waldorf School Lady Wolves...

Councilor Questions Softball Field Policies Again

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    Despite consensus among other city councilors and a very lengthy decision-making process, City Councilor Eric Radosevich wouldn’t let the set of policies for...

McCurdy Charter Officials Prepare for Accreditation

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    McCurdy Charter School administrators are preparing for their first accreditation evaluation since they converted from a private school in 2008.     During the Oct....
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