New Mexico Holders March Honors Bataan Veterans
The annual Bataan Memorial march began at sunrise with 26.2 mile and 14.2 mile routes. Bonnie Schurtz of Las Cruces has joined for 20 years to honor Paul Schurtz who survived the death march but died in 1944 aboard a bombed Japanese ship. About 800 of the 1,800 New Mexico soldiers connected to the 200th 515 Coast and Corregidor Memorial Foundation participate or support the event.
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Cruz Seeks White House With Unbending Faith Based Appeal
Senator Ted Cruz campaigns on faith and tax reform, urging millions of born again believers to vote. He touts a flat tax idea and opposes the IRS while courting tea party support and donor-heavy New York ahead of a potential presidential bid.
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Fallen officer to be remembered in Farmington services
Navajo Nation officer Alex Yazzie, 42, was killed March 19 in Red Valley after a gunman, Justin Fowler, shot at officers. Yazzie will be honored Friday at 10 a.m. at the Farmington Civic Center. Fowler was killed as officers pursued him.
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Teen injured in Roswell motorized bike crash
A 14-year-old Roswell boy remains in stable condition after a motorized bicycle collided with a Toyota at Twin Diamond Road and Bandolina Avenue. He was flown to University Medical Center in Lubbock for head injury treatment, not wearing a helmet at the time.
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Partisan spat kills millions in funding
In Santa Fe AP report lawmakers fail to pass a 270 million capital outlay plan as partisan battles over highway funding stall projects statewide. Rural courtrooms seniors centers prisons universities and school buses all go unfunded amid last minute clashes and a veto threat from Gov Susana Martinez.
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