
New Mexico passes cases to feds when state laws not strong enough
Rethinking Cities: IntroductionSource: good.is
Currently, more than half the world's population lives in cities. And the complex collection of systems that make up a city's infrastructure have evolved, creating new and efficient ways to sustain and support a significant concentration of people.
Neighbors fear 'vicious' dog (Video Report)Source: KOB.com - New Mexico News
Excerpt: People in a West Side Albuquerque neighborhood say they are being terrorized by a neighbor's killer dog, and want the city to put it down before it hurts a child.
Eleventh Body Found In New Mexico DesertSource: CNN
Eleven bodies have been found West of Albuquerque, NM. All appear to be women. Two have been identified. One of the victims was pregnant at the time of her murder.

Mexico City, January 11, 2009, With last year's addition of the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve and the town of San Miguel de Allende and the nearby Sanctuary of Jesus Nazareno de Atotonilco, Mexico has now a list of 29 World Heritage Sites in the UNESCO sponsored list.
Police advertise for snitches Source:
Albuquerque Police Department has turned to the want ads for snitches.
An ad in an Albuquerque alternative newspaper, The Alibi, reads:
"Wanted: People who hang out with crooks to do part time work for APD. Make some extra cash. Drug use and criminal record OK."
Albuquerque PS loosens band time limitsSource: KRQE-TV
ALBUQUERQUE (KRQE) - The Albuquerque Public Schools district is backing off new rules and giving high school bands a boost for their halftime shows at football games.

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Sept 16, 2008
Video: APD officer, photographer scuffleSource: KOB.com - New Mexico News
An Eyewitness News 4 photographer was cuffed and cited Thursday morning for disobeying a police officer. It was a situation where the photographer was trying to do his job. And now the Albuquerque Police Department is reviewing the tape to see if the officer crossed the line.
Teen jailed for not aiding her rape caseSource: abqtrib.com
A 14-year-old Albuquerque girl was jailed for five days this week because she refused to testify against the stepfather prosecutors say raped her.