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Teen sentenced to three life terms in Young Park shooting (opens the original)
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Josiah Ontiveros received three life sentences for the 2025 Las Cruces car meet shooting that killed one man and injured more than a dozen people Sign up to get the Leading News newsletter emailed to you daily The third of four young men convicted of murder and injuring over a dozen people at a Las Cruces park during a car meet in 2025 was sentenced to life on Wednesday. Josiah Ontiveros, 17, was sentenced to three life sentences in prison by Third Judicial District Court Judge Douglas Driggers.
Person dies during eviction service in Northwest Albuquerque (opens the original)
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Deputies are investigating the incident as an in-custody death A person shot and killed themselves Wednesday morning as deputies with the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office attempted to serve an eviction notice. Civil deputies were sent to the San Roque apartments at 441 Coors NW when the person being served “shot themselves in the presence of deputies,” according to a news release from BCSO spokesperson Jayme Gonzales. No further information, including the person’s identity, was immediately rel
Two firefighters survive floor collapse at Albuquerque fire (opens the original)
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Crew members escaped injury after dropping about 8 feet into a basement in the International District A structure fire call almost ended in death Wednesday morning when two firefighters were sent plummeting nearly 8 feet through a collapsed floor and into a basement in Northeast Albuquerque. “Mayday! Mayday! Mayday!” a firefighter screamed, according to audio released by Albuquerque Fire Rescue. “We have a firefighter that fell through the floor!” First responders were dispatched around 6 a.m. t
Road closures and flooding risks: How the rains are affecting New Mexico (opens the original)
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Hurricane Polo moisture and a strong monsoon flow are bringing torrential rain, road closures and flooding concerns across the state Sign up to get the Leading News newsletter emailed to you daily Widespread rainshowers will continue through the week, marking an especially wet month following a stretch of potential record-breaking heat in August. September will round out the month with continued deluges scattered through the state as moisture from Hurricane Polo — a powerful tropical cyclone tha
Former lawmaker charged in tribal housing funds case (opens the original)
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Sandra Jeff and her sister are accused of diverting hundreds of thousands of dollars from a Santa Ana Pueblo tribal housing organization A former New Mexico lawmaker and her sister face federal charges after being accused of running a scheme to embezzle hundreds of thousands of dollars from a tribal housing entity. Sandra Jeff, 58, and Sharilene Jeff, 51, are charged with conspiracy and aiding and abetting theft from a program that receives federal funds. Sharilene Jeff faces four additional cou
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