Teens learn sentencing for hazing
Two teenagers involved in the 2010 Valencia High School sexual hazing case were sentenced to community service and supervised probation Thursday in front of District Court Judge George Eichwald.
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Deputies continue to look for burglary suspects
Rio Grande Elementary School in Belen was on lockdown Friday as the Valencia County SWAT team searched for one of two burglary suspects along East Side School Road, a few blocks away from the school.
Police: BF man, woman found dead
New Mexico State Police are investigating what they say appears to be a murder-suicide in Bosque Farms.
Man pleads to attempted murder, arson
The 22-year-old Sandia Park man accused of trying to kill his ex-girlfriend in 2011 pleaded no contest Thursday to two counts of attempted second degree murder and attempted aggravated arson.
Former Bosque Farms chief arrested, charged with embezzlement
Former Bosque Farms Police Chief Joe Stidham was arrested last week and charged with embezzlement following several incidents where he is accused of embezzling nearly $6,000 from an Albuquerque security business.
Judge rules man, accused of fleeing from officers, competent to stand trial
District Court Judge William Sanchez ruled last week that a Los Lunas man is competent to stand trial following a 2010 incident where he fled from police at speeds that reached 100 mph.
Jury finds Noblin wasn't negligent in handling cremains
It took jurors less than three hours to find a local funeral home director was not negligent in a case that involved a mix-up with the cremains of a Bosque Farms man.
Grand jury indicts Martinez on murder charge
A 55-year-old Bosque Farms man accused of shooting and killing his niece last month was indicted by a Valencia County grand jury last week.
Martinez says discrimination claim is 'bogus'
Thirteenth Judicial District Attorney Lemuel Martinez is denying accusations that he discriminated against a former prosecutor who claims he was fired because of his age and religious orientation.
Albuquerque man dies in train wreck
Family members described Larry Camacho as a caring individual who was loved by many people.
An art history lesson
Starting in the sixth century, Saint Michael became widely known as the leader of the Army of God and a major force to help prevail over the forces of evil.
Grayson acquitted of murder
A jury found a Meadow Lake man accused of killing his friend last year not guilty after a four-day trial this week.
Police: Uncle shoots, kills niece in BF
The suspect in a Bosque Farms homicide is being held on a no-bond hold at the Valencia County Detenion Center following a Friday incident where he is accused of shooting and killing his niece.
VC Animal Control seizes dozens of animals from woman
An El Cerro Mission woman is expected to be charged with 33 counts of animal cruelty following a search warrant that was served at the home last week.
Two men charged with arson for fire in Belen
Two Belen men have been charged with arson in connection with an Oct. 2 fire that destroyed a mobile home near Bernard Avenue and Third Street in Belen.
Building a community one track at a time
Picture this: a metal steam-powered machine rumbling across the Rio Grande Valley for the first time and the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway building Harvey Houses across the state to accommodate everyone from passengers to railroaders.
Four teenagers charged in BMS threats
Four Belen Middle School students have been arrested this week, and police say they are part of a group that made threats to "shoot up" the school.