Month: July 2017

A class-action lawsuit has been filed in federal court in Albuquerque accusing a border town tax service with violations of the Truth in Lending Act.

Ignoring warnings from the Division of Community Development that it would trigger massive liability issues, not to mention an accounting nightmare, Whippoorwill Chapter voted unanimously Sunday to keep its chapter house open full-time — in spite of the fact that the chapter has no money and is tens of thousands of dollars in debt.

Heavy rains this week caused the closure of State Highway 602 south of Gallup for several hours on Thursday…

It was like every near-death experience Margarita Charley had ever read about.

Standing near the spot where the proposed Escalade tramway would carry tourists down to the confluence of the Colorado and Little Colorado rivers, R. Lamar Whitmer said people will feel inspired after hearing the stories of the Diné and they will be better people.