Last week, New Mexico law enforcement officials took into custody one of our state's most wanted DWI fugitives. According to a media report, police said Thomas Frank was drunk when he was captured.
New Mexico law enforcement nabs drunk driver fugitive
Breaking down New Mexico traffic fatality statistics
Because New Mexico is a large state with few population centers, drivers here often travel great distances. It's more than 200 miles from Las Cruces to Albuquerque and nearly 300 to head farther north to Santa Fe. Because of the amount of highway travel residents our state often undertake, the dangers of accidents resulting in injuries and fatalities are greater in New Mexico than in many other states.
3 tips after a serious car accident
You may encounter a number of tough decisions after a car accident, and being able to make the best choice can be especially difficult if you were injured in the crash.
Distracted parents to teen drivers: Do as I say, not as I do
One of the challenges of parenthood is to urge your children to be better than you. You want them to be smarter, more successful and safer, too.
The risks posed by young Las Cruces drivers
We here in Las Cruces are proud of New Mexico State University. While our community benefits greatly from the presence of the renowned school, there are also risks inherent in having large numbers of young drivers in their teens and twenties navigating our streets.
