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Piedra Vista High assistant principal accused of raping child in 2018

A Piedra Vista High School administrator was placed on leave after a complaint was filed alleging first-degree criminal sexual contact with a minor.

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Natural gas pipeline rupture causes fire, closes Farmington roads

Gas company crews will work into the night to fix a natural gas leak that caused a fiery scene at East 20th Street and Sullivan Avenue Friday morning.

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Diondre Badonie arrested in connection with Saturday morning shooting

Farmington police on Monday identified the 19-year-old man arrested in connection with a fatal shooting Saturday morning near North Butler Avenue.

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New Mexico Supreme Court decision-upholds Energy Transition Act

The New Mexico Supreme Court on Monday rejected arguments made by two advocacy groups against parts of the Energy Transition Act.

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Salvation Army van loaded with toys for children stolen in New Mexico

A Salvation Army van loaded with $6,000 worth of toys meant for hundreds of local children was stolen on Dec. 14 from a New Mexico store parking lot.

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