A family moving from Phoenix to Chicago lost their beloved Annabelle in Gallup, near Love's.

Annabelle is seven-years-old. She is micro-chipped and weighs about 17 pounds.

If you have any information, please call (480) 415-1945.

Her family is offering a reward for her safe return.

A 21-year-old man is a person of interest in a May 5 homicide.

The Gallup Police Department is looking for Tyrell Teller. He is five-feet-eight inches tall, weighs 140 pounds and has tattoos on his left forearm.

The Police Department advises that he may be armed and dangerous, so it is best not to approach him.

Instead call Sgt. Andrea Tsosie at (505) 726-6441 or Crime Stoppers at (877) 722-6161. You may remain anonymous.

Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham has proclaimed May 31st, Memorial Day. Here is her official statement. 

Transportation funding project to help improve Superman Canyon Road

If Rodney Skersick has anything to do with it, pretty soon McKinley County citizens will no longer have to deal with Superman Canyon Road closing any time it rains.

During the May 18 McKinley County Commissioners meeting, Skersick, the county’s road maintenance supervisor, asked commissioners if he could apply for the Transportation Funding project that the New Mexico Department of Transportation provides once a year.

In an interview with the Sun, Skersick said that he hopes to get $2 million from the state, and that the money will go toward improving Superman Canyon Road.

“[… This] is a pretty major road going...