New Mexico Supreme Court SANTA FE — The smell of marijuana remained a valid basis for police to search a vehicle without a warrant during… Login to continue reading Login…
Staff reportThe Chronicle-News Recently, Patty and Guillermo Hernandez stopped into The Chronicle-News offices before returning home after spending a couple days cleaning and caring for the Hoehne cemetery where members…
Laura PaskusWriters on the Range Here in New Mexico, our growing season has lengthened since the 1970s, even as stream flows have decreased. Fire season… Login to continue reading Login…
Jim HerlihyAlzheimer’s Association As temperatures rise, extreme heat can have a significant impact on everyone’s safety, but these conditions can be especially stressful and confusing… Login to continue reading Login…
Jason VanceCherry Road Media The latest Quarterly U.S. Hogs and Pigs report shows higher inventory. “There was 75.14 million hogs in inventory as of June… Login to continue reading Login…
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Colorado is home to a large population of black bears — estimated at 17,000-20,000 animals — and the majority of them… Login to continue reading Login…
Staff reportThe Chronicle-News Ahead of Trinidad School District’s first day of school on Aug. 18, Chicanos Por La Causa’s Early Childhood Development will be hosting… Login to continue reading Login…
During the Las Animas County Board of County Commissioners meeting Tuesday, July 15, representatives from Trinidad School District No. 1, which included newly appointed superintendent Olivia Bachicha and education technology specialist Ryan Dornan, spoke with county officials about the need to renovate the Miner field, and requested the county apply for a GOCO grant to fund the project, since the district wouldn’t be eligible to do so and claimed they were unable gain grant application support through the Trinidad City Council.
El Pomar Ft. Wootten gets $40,000, SCDDS in Trinidad secures $15,000 Mitchell Museum nabs $10,000, Mt. Carmel another $10,000 El Pomar Trustees approved $410,626 allocated… Login to continue reading Login…