Carlos Fierro, the former attorney convicted of killing a pedestrian while driving drunk is asking for a new trial.

Former Santa Fe attorney Carlos Fierro walked out of prison near Las Cruces Wednesday four years after being sent away for killing a pedestrian and leaving the

Carlos Fierro is set to walk out of prison Wednesday after serving less than four years in prison for vehicular homicide in the drunken-driving death of a

Carlos Fierro, a former high-powered attorney convicted in a deadly hit and run, is being credited for helping to save a man’s life.

The Santa Fe attorney who hit and killed a man while driving drunk and then took off will finally get his wish to get out of prison early after a mistake

A former Santa Fe attorney convicted in the drunken-driving death of a pedestrian has been granted parole.

A former Santa Fe attorney serving prison time for a fatal drunken-driving crash is scheduled for a parole hearing.

An infamous Santa Fe attorney in jail for driving drunk and killing a man is in trouble again for what correction officials are calling a "serious security

New Mexico corrections officials say improper phone calls and emails from behind prison walls to media, family and a lawyer will keep former Santa Fe attorney

Ex-State Police Officer Alfred Lovato has been cleared of all charges in the drunken hit-and-run that left a Santa Fe pedestrian dead in the street.

Ex-State Police Officer Alfred Lovato has now been cleared of all charges in the drunken hit-and-run that left a Santa Fe pedestrian dead in the street.

Judge Michael Vigil granted a directed verdict Monday, ruling that Alfred Lovato must be found not guilty of vehicular homicide. Lovato still faces a felony

A judge agreed to a directed verdict and will instruct the jury to find Lovato not guilty on vehicular homicide.

On day three of the Alfred Lovato vehicular homicide trial the defense team questioned witnesses on the role victim William Tenorio played in the 2008 crash,

The prosecution continued to press its case today at the vehicular-homicide trial of former State Police Sgt. Alfred Lovato although another officer's