Hit and run leaves minor injured

GRANTS, NEW MEXICO – In the evening of January 22 a hit and run incident on McBride Road left an area minor injured. The accident remains under investigation by Grants Police Department, and details about this incident were scarce as of press time.

Shooting leaves one dead

GRANTS, N.M. – In the morning of January 21, a shooting in Grants, New Mexico, led to the death of one man, and the arrest of Bradley Hickson, 61, of Grants. Details in this incident remain scarce as the shooting is under investigation by police.

Arrests

Grants Police Department January 9 John Rodriguez, born in 2002: DUI/DWI Edward Lewis III, born in 1989: DUI/DWI Adrian Blackbeard, born in 1998: Aggravated battery January 10 Emily Garcia, born in 1997: Drunk or disorderly January 12 Sean Cooper, born in 1976: Shoplifting David Griego,...

1912 Market partners with Mt. Taylor Coffee on 66

GRANTS, N.M. — Mt. Taylor Coffee Company opened a little over three years ago on January 5, 2019. The 1912 Market on 66 opened almost a year and a half ago in August of 2020.

A commitment to protect the Jewish community

The FBI has reaffirmed its commitment to protect the Jewish community in New Mexico from any potential threats after the Texas synagogue attack. Special Agent in Charge Raul Bujanda of the Albuquerque FBI Division joined Rabbi Dr.

Mental Health Support

In need of mental health support? New Mexico has resources that can assist you in times of crisis. Visit or call the following: New Mexico Crisis and Access Line | www.nmcrisisline.

Attorney General Balderas Urges Citizens to Beware of COVID-19 Test Scams

ALBUQUERQUE, NM—Today, Attorney General Hector Balderas issued a consumer alert warning New Mexicans about COVID-19 test scams. With more and more people seeking tests, scammers may be exploiting this demand to steal personal, financial, or medical information.