I-40 Study to Improve Road Through Cibola

Diego Lopez, Reporter GRANTS, NM – Following US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg’s trip to New Mexico, where he commented on the state of Interstate 40 to state leaders, the New Mexico Department of Transportation is going to study the Interstate from the NM-Arizona border all the way to...

Superintendent Qualifications and Budget Meeting

GRANTS, NM - At the Special School Board Meeting on March 29, the board continued its discussion with superintendent search consultants Tom Sullivan and Dr. Linda Paul, to finalize the Superintendent Search Plan.

BLM Rio Puerco Field Office Implements Chain of Craters Prescribed Fire in Zuni Mountains

GRANTS, N.M. – Beginning April 10 through the month of April, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) will conduct the Chain of Craters prescribed fire, weather permitting.

MPD Chief Teaches New Generation of DREs

ALBUQUERQUE, NM – Village of Milan Police Chief Carl Ustupski is one of three Drug Recognition Experts in Cibola County.

Acoma Man Sentenced to Five Years for Sexual Abuse

Diego Lopez, Reporter ACOMA PUEBLO – Karl Shroulote, Sr., 41, of Acoma Pueblo pleaded guilty to sexual abuse on the pueblo in December. He was sentenced to five years and eight months in prison on April 5. Shroulote is an enrolled member of the Acoma Pueblo.

Zuni Man Indicted for Firearms Offenses

Diego Lopez, Reporter ZUNI PUEBLO – 30year-old Zuni man Ian Channing Lasiloo was indicted on April 5 for a number of firearms-related offenses that led to the alleged intentional wounding of an unidentified victim.

Western Interstate Hydrogen Hub Submits Application for U.S. Department of Energy Funding Grant

Editor’s Note: Cibola County was abuzz with excitement with the opportunity for hydrogen power generation to be situated at the old Escalante Power Generating station in Prewitt, N.M.

Mental Health Wednesday: Seasonal Affective Disorder in the Spring

As the season changes and the weather becomes warmer and brighter, many people look forward to the arrival of spring. However, for those who struggle with Seasonal Affective Disorder, the transition to spring can be challenging.

Judge Finds Legislative Council Service in Violation of IPRA

SANTA FE – The New Mexico Foundation for Open Government (FOG) applauds the decision by New Mexico First Judicial Court Judge Kathleen McGarry Ellenwood ruling the New Mexico Legislative Council Service (LCS) violated the Inspection of Public Records Act (IPRA) by failing to fulfill a request from...