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Nino Schurter faces army reprimand for White House photo

BERN, Switzerland – Olympic mountain bike champion Nino Schurter faces being reprimanded by the Swiss Army after posting a photo on social media showing his bare bottom with the White House ...

Willett wins at home for 1st time at BMW PGA Championship

VIRGINIA WATER, England – Danny Willett won a European Tour event on home soil for the first time in his career with a three-shot victory at the BMW PGA Championship on Sunday. Th...

AP Top 25: Tagovailoa throws 5 TD passes, No. 2 Alabama rolls

CLEMSON, S.C. – Trevor Lawrence threw two first-half touchdown passes and No. 1 Clemson won its 19th straight with an overwhelming 52-10 victory against Charlotte on Saturday night. ...

Koback, Toledo run through Colorado State Rams

FORT COLLINS – Bryant Koback had 19 carries for a career-high 228 yards and accounted for four touchdowns and Toledo held on to beat Colorado State 41-35 on Saturday night. Mitche...

Three killed in Albuquerque in separate shootings Friday night

ALBUQUERQUE – Albuquerque police said three people are dead after separate shootings Friday night. Police said say the shootings include an apparently accidental one in which se...

Man sentenced in Utah killing pleads guilty in Colorado death

DENVER – A man who was previously convicted of fatally shooting a University of Utah student has pleaded guilty to killing a Colorado man. Austin Jeffrey Boutain pleaded guilty Fr...

Residents put on notice as fire burns west of Denver

DENVER – Colorado authorities say they have told rural residents in the foothills west of Denver to be ready to evacuate their homes if a new wildfire spreads. Jefferson County Sh...

Colorado police fatally shoot man who was arguing with woman

DENVER – Authorities say police officers in a Denver suburb shot and killed a man who drew a handgun when they tried to break up an argument between him and a woman. Lakewood Po...

N.M. hemp company among those awarded job training money

SANTA FE – A Santa Rosa-based hemp company is among those to benefit from more than $2 million in state money. The New Mexico Economic Development Department announced the lates...

New Mexico unemployment ready steady at 4.9%

ALBUQUERQUE – New Mexico’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for August remains at 4.9%, unchanged from July. The Department of Workforce Solutions says that rate compares wit...

Colorado city officials propose increasing minimum wage

DENVER – Denver city officials have announced a new proposal that would increase the city’s minimum wage. The Denver Post reported Thursday that the measure by Denver Mayor Mic...

Agency: Hepatitis A outbreak spreads into Rio Arriba County

SANTA FE – Health officials say an outbreak of hepatitis A cases has spread into northern New Mexico’s Rio Arriba County. The state Department of Health’s announcement Friday says...