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WIPP receives 8,000th waste shipment

The federal government's nuclear waste repository in southern New Mexico has received its 8,000th shipment of transuranic waste.

Hyrdopower project gets federal funding

Federal stimulus funding has been awarded to Los Alamos County for a hydroelectric project in northern New Mexico.

NM to develop geothermal projects

The U.S. Department of Energy has awarded more than $10 million to explore geothermal energy projects in New Mexico.

Internet's predecessor turns 40

Happy birthday, ARPANET. The computer network, which laid the foundation for the modern-day Internet, carried the first computer-to-computer message 40 years

NM security projects get $43m funding

New Mexico national security initiatives in Los Alamos, Albuquerque and Socorro will receive $43 million in federal funding.

Quake could pose risk to Los Alamos lab

An independent safety oversight board is warning that a major earthquake could cause a catastrophic fire at the main plutonium laboratory at Los Alamos

NM gets fed. funds for energy projects

Twenty-one energy projects across New Mexico have been chosen to share more $8 million in federal stimulus money.

Spaceport opening tours to the public

New Mexico spaceport officials will begin offering paid public tours of the construction site north of Las Cruces. The so-called "hard-hat tours" will begin in

ABQ police join Twitter

Albuquerque police are hoping their new Twitter account will help drivers plan ahead and avoid traffic jams.

Ex-Lab scientist fears treason charge

A former Los Alamos scientist whose home was searched by the FBI earlier this week told KRQE News 13 Wednesday he's suspected of spying for Venezuela.

Businesses share information on thefts

Stores and hotels have joined forces on a members-only Web site in an effort to catch thieves.

Woman arrested as Spaceport trucks roll

Monday marked the first day of what residents and business owners in Truth or Consequences will experience for the next six months as big trucks rumble through

Hera missile fired from Fort Wingate

Army officials are evaluating whether a Patriot missile successfully intercepted a Hera missile launched Thursday from the former Fort Wingate Army Depot near

Anthrax detector can spot H1N1 virus

A device developed during post-9/11 anthrax scares can quickly and simply detect the H1N1 swine flu virus, according to University of New Mexico and Sandia

NM students learn about flu via Web

Western New Mexico University in Silver City is making students aware of flu through their university e-mail and on the social networking sites Facebook and

Nuclear workers set contract deadline

A union representing workers at the Department of Energy's underground nuclear waste repository near Carlsbad has given management two weeks to present another

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The grieving relatives of Leona C. De Baca went shopping for a funeral and now say their grief is being compounded by a mortuary director who refuses to release the woman's body.

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