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Hundreds remember slain nun

Hundreds of people headed to St. Michael's, Arizona, Friday to remember a nun who shaped the lives of many in New Mexico.
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Phantom 911 calls blamed on rain

Bernalillo County officials say that from time to time, bad weather will hit in the South Valley and strange 911 calls come into dispatchers.
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Sarah Palin coming to Albuquerque

Former Vice Presidential Candidate Sarah Palin will stop in Albuquerque to promote her new book. An exact date has not been set.
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Man sentenced to more than 30 years for role in murder

A judge sentenced Jason Skaggs to 30 1/2 years in prison for the mistaken identity murder of Scott Pierce.
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Suspect in jail beating released, cover-up alleged

An inmate accused of nearly beating his cellmate to death at the Metro Detention Center was released without being charged, and Eyewitness News 4 investigation uncovered.
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UNM player's conduct now making headlines

There's another cloud over UNM athletics— this time, it's the extremely rough conduct of a player on the womens soccer team that's made headlines.
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Mine That Bird races again Saturday

New Mexico-based Mine That Bird is ready to race again. The Kentucky Derby winner will go for the top prize in Saturday's Breeders' Cup Classic.
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State agency leader resigns after DWI arrest

A top official in Gov. Richardson’s cabinet has resigned over a DWI arrest just days after she was appointed to President Obama’s administration.
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Questa soldier's funeral set

Mourners will gather in Questa on Friday to bid farewell to a New Mexico National Guard soldier who died in Iraq from cardiac arrest last month.
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Arrest made in drive-by homicide

The suspect in a drive-by shooting death last week was taken into custody at a home in the South Valley early this morning.
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Teen charged in nun's murder

A teenager has been charged in federal court with killing a New Mexico nun whose body was found in her home earlier this week.
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Coal company gets award for reclamation

The San Juan Coal Company has received a national award from the federal government for a reclamation project at its La Plata Mine in northwestern New Mexico.
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Officers find pot smuggled in produce

A Nevada man is being held at the McKinley County jail after he was caught trying to smuggle more than $100,000 worth of marijuana.
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I-40/San Mateo construction winds down

A twice daily traffic bottleneck will be gone next week as crews Friday were wrapping up the year long construction happening at San Mateo and Interstate 40.
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Albuquerque Fire Department keeps H1N1 at bay

If H1N1 hits the Albuquerque Fire Department hard, it could jeopardize its ability to get to residents in an emergency, but the department taking many precautions.
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Kirtland frequently practices emergency scenarios

Kirtland Air Force Base has an emergency plan that it constantly reviews for all kinds of contingencies and is now reviewing its active shooter program.
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911 tapes show frantic moments after father shot by boy

911 tapes recorded a frantic 10-year-old boy calling for help after he says he shot his own father, killing 42-year-old Bryon Hilburn.
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Get Answers: I-40 construction speeding will end soon

Speeders breezing through the construction zone on Interstate 40 were enough to prompt one viewer to ask what's being done to enforce the law.
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Supporters call for former Gov. Johnson to run for president

Former New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson for president? That's what a handful of Web sites are calling for in 2012, and now there's even a commercial on YouTube.
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Missing boy located

An 8-year-old Albuquerque boy was located after not meeting his mother after school. He was found at the Westgate Community Center for an after-school program.
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Man who shot suspected burglar doesn't regret actions

The former Marine who shot and killed a suspected burglar said he's grateful to the community for supporting him while he faced a possible murder charge.
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Garduno's, state agree on tax repayment deal

The landmark Albuquerque restaurant and the State of New Mexico have agreed on a plan for the restaurant to repay delinquent tax payments to the state, allowing Garduno's to stay open.
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WIPP receives 8,000th waste shipment

The federal government's nuclear waste repository in southern New Mexico has received its 8,000th shipment of transuranic waste.
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AAA: New Mexico gasoline prices stabilize

AAA New Mexico says gasoline prices in the state have finally stabilized after nearly a month of continuous increases.
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NM election official gets federal appointment

Dona Ana County's election supervisor has been appointed to the standards board of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission.
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Texas teen dies of injuries suffered in rollover

A Texas teenager has died from injuries suffered when a sport utility vehicle he was riding in rolled numerous times on a southeastern New Mexico highway.
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Controlled burns started in northern New Mexico

Two controlled burns ignited by Santa Fe National Forest crews on Thursday are liable to be visible in northern New Mexico for the next few days.
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T or C museum to be dedicated on Veterans Day

A new military museum named after a state representative who is a military wife and mother will be dedicated and opened to the public on Veterans Day.
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