Pirated CDs seized from ABQ music store
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 Investigators with the New Mexico attorney general's office have executed a search warrant at an Albuquerque music store in connection with an investigation into illegally reproduced CDs. |
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City: Intersection could be mud pit again
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 Heavy rain in Albuquerque Tuesday night washed out the intersection of Rio Bravo and University Boulevards SE, and crews say they can’t guarantee it won’t happen again.
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PNM Resources won’t buy Cap Rock Energy
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 PNM Resources and Continental Energy Systems say they’ve agreed to terminate PNM’s pending acquisition of Cap Rock Energy Corporation. |
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NM researcher: Women may benefit from Viagra
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 Viagra’s effect in women has been disappointing, but a new small study by a New Mexico psychiatrist finds those on antidepressants might benefit from taking the little blue pills. |
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Three to be tried together for shooting death
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 A judge has ruled that three men will be tried together on charges stemming from the fatal shooting of a man at a Santa Fe trailer park. |
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Conviction upheld for 2003 murder of school worker
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| The state Supreme Court has upheld the murder and kidnapping convictions of a former Albuquerque elementary school janitor for the killing of a school occupational therapist in 2003. |
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Las Cruces councilors support mining reform
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| The Las Cruces City Council has approved a resolution in support of legislation that would revamp the federal law that regulates hard-rock mining. |
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Navy planes sent to Las Cruces airport because of hurricane
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| In anticipation of Hurricane Dolly making landfall on the Texas coast, the Navy is moving nearly three dozen of its planes from Corpus Christi to southern New Mexico. |
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N.M. State Fair to offer free parking
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 Leaders at Expo New Mexico are rolling the dice and taking a $500,000 gamble with the New Mexico State Fair. That’s how much revenue they are risking by providing free parking this year. |
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Are drivers ignoring cell phone ban?
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 It’s been almost a year and a half since the hands free ordinance went into effect in Albuquerque and on average cops are handing out more tickets to drivers. |
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A criminal’s violent crime spree came to an end with the help of a glass of whiskey and a lawn chair. 
A New Mexico family is trying to raise money so they can see their son compete in the 2008 Beijing Olympics. 
Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Tom Udall and Republican challenger Steve Pearce have agreed to participate in three televised debates after Labor Day. 
Thornburg Mortgage has begun an exchange offer for four classes of its preferred stock. 
Health care and film industry political committees were a main source of fundraising for Governor Richardson last month as he continued to try to retire his presidential campaign debt. 
The Navajo Nation Tribal Council has rejected a referendum that would have imposed term limits for delegates and the speaker of the council. 
Dona Ana County commissioners have voted 3-2 in favor of a contract creating a tax district for the state’s spaceport. 
