Phaedra Haywood is a writer based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She primarily focuses on local news and has written for publications such as Santa Fe New Mexican, Yahoo News, and Taos News. Her articles cover a range of topics including transportation, business, legal issues, and community events.
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Phaedra's coverage is heavily focused on legal disputes, lawsuits, trials, and crime. She also covers government announcements and evolving stories related to these topics. Given her focus on local news in Santa Fe and New Mexico, she may be interested in pitches related to legal developments in the region such as high-profile court cases or significant changes in local regulations.
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By: Phaedra Haywood
A judge ruled Friday the state can tell jurors Jeannine Jaramillo was accused of a similar wrong-way chase about six months earlier.
By: Phaedra Haywood
"Our goal is to find out how these drugs are getting in there and who are the people who are bringing drugs in," spokesperson says.
By: Phaedra Haywood
The jury deliberated for about four hours Thursday — following a five-day trial — before convicting Jeannine Jaramillo, 49.
By: Phaedra Haywood
Three Rio Arriba County jail employees are on administrative leave in the wake of raid Monday in which local law enforcement agents sought the source
By: Phaedra Haywood
Jeannine Jaramillo, 49, of Albuquerque, will be sentenced at 2:30 p.m. on Dec. 19 in state District Court in Santa Fe.
By: Phaedra Haywood
The lawsuit accuses the state of holding the inmate in inhumane conditions and seeks an unspecified amount of damages and legal costs.
By: Phaedra Haywood
Jeannine Jaramillo, 49, will have to serve both life sentences, 60 years, before she is eligible for parole in the case.
By: Phaedra Haywood, Nicholas Gilmore
The judge, 72, was stopped at a state police DWI checkpoint Dec. 13 and failed several field sobriety tests, an officer wrote in an affidavit.
By: Carina Julig, Phaedra Haywood
People who have pushed for the city to rebuild the monument celebrated the decision Friday outlining how the city must move forward.
By: Phaedra Haywood, Carina Julig
People who have pushed for the city to rebuild the monument celebrated the decision Friday outlining how the city must move forward.
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