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An Aztec man allegedly involved in a Sept. 26 street racing incident that caused a car to explode on 20th Street was arr...
12/24/2025

An Aztec man allegedly involved in a Sept. 26 street racing incident that caused a car to explode on 20th Street was arraigned Dec. 18 before 11th Judicial District Judge Stephen Wayne.

An Aztec man allegedly involved in a Sept. 26 street racing incident that caused a car to explode on 20th Street was arraigned Dec. 18 before 11th Judicial District Judge Stephen Wayne. Reese Berthold...

BLOOMFIELD – Despite a flurry of late baskets and multiple foul calls, the Taos High School boys basketball team clung t...
12/24/2025

BLOOMFIELD – Despite a flurry of late baskets and multiple foul calls, the Taos High School boys basketball team clung to a two-point lead Monday at Bobcat Arena to secure a 57-55 victory.

BLOOMFIELD – Despite a flurry of late baskets and multiple foul calls, the Taos High School boys basketball team clung to a two-point lead Monday at Bobcat Arena to secure a 57-55 victory. Seniors Mar...

A suspected drunken driver struck bystanders Monday night as they waited for the start of the Kayenta Christmas Parade, ...
12/24/2025

A suspected drunken driver struck bystanders Monday night as they waited for the start of the Kayenta Christmas Parade, killing one and injuring three.

A suspected drunken driver struck bystanders Monday night as they waited for the start of the Kayenta Christmas Parade, killing one and injuring three. Navajo Police from the Kayenta District were pat...

Fort Lewis College’s Fundamental Needs Oasis Project and the Rural Clean Energy Partnership are expanding off-grid solar...
12/23/2025

Fort Lewis College’s Fundamental Needs Oasis Project and the Rural Clean Energy Partnership are expanding off-grid solar power and clean water access for Navajo Nation families – with high school and college students leading the installations.

A $150,000 grant from the Honnold Foundation will support solar installations, solar-powered water systems and renewable energy training for high school and Fort Lewis College students, according to a college news release.

Fort Lewis College’s Fundamental Needs Oasis Project and the Rural Clean Energy Partnership are expanding off-grid solar power and clean water access for Navajo Nation families – with high school and ...

Warm and dry conditions have dominated much of the West, including Southwest Colorado, heading into winter.But precipita...
12/23/2025

Warm and dry conditions have dominated much of the West, including Southwest Colorado, heading into winter.

But precipitation is expected to return with a storm arriving on Christmas Eve. Just how much moisture will be carried into the region remains uncertain, said Braeden Winters, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Grand Junction.

Regardless, snow is in the forecast.

The San Juan Mountains have the best chance for widespread snowfall, while warm lower elevations could see rain instead.

Warm and dry conditions have dominated much of the West, including Southwest Colorado, heading into winter. But precipitation is expected to return with a storm arriving on Christmas Eve. Just how mu...

AZTEC – Tradition and success often hinge on athletes and coaches, especially in programs rich in both.Aztec High School...
12/23/2025

AZTEC – Tradition and success often hinge on athletes and coaches, especially in programs rich in both.

Aztec High School wrestling coach Levi Stout is a state champion on the mat and as a head coach. His success is historic and unmatched.

AZTEC – Tradition and success often hinge on athletes and coaches, especially in programs rich in both. Aztec High School wrestling coach Levi Stout is a state champion on the mat and as a head coach....

A Farmington man and woman face felony charges in connection with the death of a pedestrian on U.S. Highway 64.
12/23/2025

A Farmington man and woman face felony charges in connection with the death of a pedestrian on U.S. Highway 64.

A Farmington man and woman face felony charges in connection with the death of a pedestrian on U.S. Highway 64. Jose Alexander, 31, was charged with vehicular homicide – DUI, a second-degree felony. K...

Chapman Hill Ski Area opened 10 a.m. Saturday for its holiday ski hours, and some people were eager to hit the slopes.
12/22/2025

Chapman Hill Ski Area opened 10 a.m. Saturday for its holiday ski hours, and some people were eager to hit the slopes.

Chapman Hill Ski Area opened 10 a.m. Saturday for its holiday ski hours, and some people were eager to hit the slopes. It wasn’t a particularly busy morning, but resident Marc Galeazzi said he was exc...

FARMINGTON – The Aztec High School wrestling team showcased its depth and power on the mat Tuesday night, pinning down a...
12/22/2025

FARMINGTON – The Aztec High School wrestling team showcased its depth and power on the mat Tuesday night, pinning down a decisive 60-22 victory over Farmington High School inside the auxiliary gym at Farmington High.

The Tigers flexed their muscles early and often, recording 10 falls across the 14 varsity weight classes to overwhelm the Scorpions.

FARMINGTON – The Aztec High School wrestling team showcased its depth and power on the mat Tuesday night, pinning down a decisive 60-22 victory over Farmington High School inside the auxiliary gym at ...

AZTEC – Local teams dominated Saturday night’s championship games at the Rumble in the Jungle, as the Bayfield boys rall...
12/22/2025

AZTEC – Local teams dominated Saturday night’s championship games at the Rumble in the Jungle, as the Bayfield boys rallied past Bloomfield in a triple-overtime marathon and the Piedra Vista girls delivered a clutch victory over Aztec inside Lillywhite Gym.

AZTEC – Local teams dominated Saturday night’s championship games at the Rumble in the Jungle, as the Bayfield boys rallied past Bloomfield in a triple-overtime marathon and the Piedra Vista girls del...

75 years ago (1950)Rebuilding of 10.719 miles of federal highway between Hogback and Shiprock is now underway and will c...
12/22/2025

75 years ago (1950)
Rebuilding of 10.719 miles of federal highway between Hogback and Shiprock is now underway and will cost approximately $248,987.03. The project will eliminate the present “dead man’s curve” where the present highway makes a sharp and narrow turn around the south point of the Hogback, with the river cutting in below the road.

Aztec Independent Review

The following is a recap of local events for this time period throughout history. 25 years ago (2000) There is evidence a mountain lion may have taken up residence near Farmington’s south side. Tommy ...

The New Mexico Public Education Department requested $81 million in new recurring investment to strengthen literacy prog...
12/22/2025

The New Mexico Public Education Department requested $81 million in new recurring investment to strengthen literacy programs, grow the educator workforce and expand student supports.

The New Mexico Public Education Department requested $81 million in new recurring investment to strengthen literacy programs, grow the educator workforce and expand student supports. These priorities,...

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