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Jury Finds Alamogordo Man Guilty in 2023 Kidnapping of Former Friend

Oct 14, 2026

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Alamogordo Community News, Community, Community Voices, Crime

A Complaint to be Judged by Colleagues

Alamogordo NM- Fellow commissioners to review the complaint themselves, and a supermajority rule could end it on Tuesday. On Tuesday, the Alamogordo City Commission will decide whether a Code of Conduct complaint against one of its own members, Commissioner Alfonso “Al” Hernandez, goes any further. City Manager Robert Stockwell placed the matter… Listen ⇢
Advocate Pushes to Save Sunspot’s Dunn Solar Telescope as Demolition Nears

SUNSPOT, N.M. — In an interview with Alamogordo Town News streaming editions Anthony Lucero, Science Reporter Dave Dooling diacussew Sunspot options, facts about the Dunn demolition, what’s ahead and what could be. https://youtu.be/5Dr6B4y-v8Q?is=6bPnky6-fbCw11DH Demolition crews are preparing to take down the Dunn Solar Telescope, the tall, obelisk-like landmark visible from… Listen ⇢
“Will Never Be Released”: Records Show a Pattern of Commissioner Interference and Harassment Allegations That Alamogordo’s Commission Has Rarely Policed

Two outside investigations obtained through public records requests describe a pattern of years of commissioners pressuring city employees over code enforcement, a “tainted” recruitment the investigator warned could be called discriminatory, and a pattern that has coincided with settlements and the departure of two city managers. Next Tuesday, the commission decides whether… Listen ⇢
Commission to Decide Whether Al Hernandez Complaint Moves Forward, as Two-to-One “No Cause” Finding Exposes Limits of Self-Policing per Weak Charter

ALAMOGORDO — Next Tuesday, the Alamogordo City Commission will vote on whether to pursue a Code of Conduct complaint against one of its own members, Commissioner Alfonso “Al” Hernandez. The item is No. 10 on the September 22 agenda, submitted by City Manager Robert Stockwell. The complaint was reviewed by a… Listen ⇢
Save the Date: Alamogordo to Welcome Home Honor Flight Veteran September 26th at VFW Post 7686

ALAMOGORDO, NM — Mark your calendars for Saturday, September 26, 2026, at 7:00 PM, when Alamogordo will once again line up to welcome home one of its own. A local veteran is returning from his Honor Flight trip to Washington, D.C., and the community is invited to give him the… Listen ⇢
Demolition of Dunn Solar Telescope to Start Soon

Demolition of the Dunn Solar Telescope at Sunspot Solar Observatory is slated to begin as early as next week and will proceed through March 2027, Alamogordo Town News has learned. The Dunn, an iconic feature of the Sacramento Mountains skyline since 1969, used three liquid mercury bearings to ensure smooth… Listen ⇢
Alamogordo Police Logs: Domestic Violence, Stolen Vehicles and School Fights Fill Two Weeks of Reports

ALAMOGORDO, N.M. — Domestic violence calls, stolen vehicles, a string of fights at local schools and an armed robbery arrest were among the incidents handled by the Alamogordo Police Department between Aug. 31 and Sept. 13, 2026, according to the department’s weekly logs. The two reports also document dozens of… Listen ⇢
Perspective: Credit Where It’s Due on California’s Grid

“No rolling blackouts in six years, more solar, wind being added constantly and let’s be intellectually honest here, a lot of this has been thanks to one of the last Good Republican men standing Arnold Schwarzenegger and his support of Cap and Trade and actually believing in it. A man… Listen ⇢
Eyes on the Road: Dr. Stephanie Hernandez on Why Alamogordo Turned to Flock Cameras

ALAMOGORDO, N.M. — Alamogordo Town News and KALHRadio.org have introduced a new weekly segment, “The Doctor Is In,” featuring former Alamogordo City Manager Dr. Stephanie Hernandez. The series will offer insights into governance, business, nonprofit work and public policy. In the debut episode, Hernandez, who led the effort to bring… Listen ⇢