In the remote area southeast of Las Cruces lies an unincorporated region called Chaparral. About 15,000 people live scattered throughout, according to the 2010 census.

Just before the conclusion of the Legislature, I suggested to a television reporter that if Gov. Susana Martinez ever had an agenda for the session, it wasn’t apparent to me.

Albuquerque may finally be coming out of its recession. That’s the belief of Forest City Covington, LLC, the force behind mega housing project Mesa del Sol. After a three-year delay in building the first phase, the company's finally broken ground.

This year's Weekly Alibi Fetish Formal is sponsored by Hustler Hollywood, an esteemed adult products organization whose founder Larry Flynt is well known in popular American culture—by some as a prurient provocateur but by most as a staunch and unyielding advocate for the weight of constitutional rights like those espoused in the Bill of Rights. We get Flynt, and we get kink. The sexual and culture freedom repped by Flynt—and as a consequence, we like to think, by many Americans and Alibi readers—is on nonstop watch and repeat for this annual excursion into what's kinky, but especially right here in The Duke City

The legendary ninja egg—supposedly laid once each year by every ninja—is a rare find that can elude even the most diligent egg-hunter. That's why every egg connoisseur in a 200-mile radius will be at the Ninja Egg Hunt this weekend, searching for Easter eggs hidden in the Ninja Park obstacle course. If you're trying to find Easter eggs that were possibly laid by ninjas (or you're just a ninja looking for Easter eggs), come down