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Woman cited for tampering with flag at immigration protest

AURORA – One person has been cited for tampering with a U.S. flag during a protest outside an immigration center in suburban Denver. Sentinel Colorado reported Tuesday that 37-...

Colorado wildlife officials warn of frequent bear encounters

FORT COLLINS – Wildlife officials are searching for an aggressive black bear that threatened campers in Colorado. The Coloradoan reported Tuesday that the bear clawed at a ca...

Albuquerque hasn’t touched $250K to help asylum-seekers

ALBUQUERQUE – Albuquerque’s $250,000 to support asylum-seekers passing through the city has remained untouched as officials say the flow of migrants has slowed. The Albuquerque...

Avalanche sign Samuel Girard to lengthy extension

DENVER – The Colorado Avalanche locked up defenseman Samuel Girard with a seven-year extension that runs through the 2026-27 season. The 21-year-old Girard played in all 82 games ...

Colorado dentist sentenced for illegal drug prescriptions

SUMMIT COUNTY – A former Colorado dentist has been sentenced to three years in prison after illegally distributing medications from his office. KDVR-TV reported Tuesday that 42-ye...

Santa Fe startup gets $1M grant for virtual reality tech

SANTA FE – A Santa Fe startup has received a $1 million federal Small Business Innovation Research grant to complete its virtual reality data visualization technology. The Sant...

U.S. land managers reviewing state protest of Colorado plan

DENVER – Federal land managers say they’re reviewing a protest letter from the Colorado Department of Natural Resources over the Trump administration’s management plan for public lands in th...

Utah county declines appeal in Navajo voting-rights case

SALT LAKE CITY – A Utah county has decided not to pursue further appeal after a federal appeals court upheld newly drawn voting districts that led to the first majority-Navajo commission in ...

Teen injured by bison in North Dakota national park

MEDORA, N.D. – A teenage visitor to a national park in North Dakota has been injured by a bison. Officials at Theodore Roosevelt National Park say the 17-year-old girl from Colora...

Roswell police arrest a suspect in shooting death of woman

ROSWELL, N.M. – Police say they’ve arrested a suspect in the shooting death of a woman in west Roswell. They say 20-year-old Alessandro Alva was taken into custody Sunday night on...

New Mexico’s journalism department to lose accreditation

ALBUQUERQUE – The University of New Mexico’s Department of Communication and Journalism soon will no longer be accredited by an outside agency that evaluates the nation’s journalism departme...

Donor to pay overtime costs linked to Pence’s Colorado visit

ASPEN – An anonymous donor has pledged to pay overtime costs of Colorado public safety personnel connected to Vice President Mike Pence’s visit to a ski town earlier this month. P...