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Most New Mexicans are Real ID-compliant as deadline looms

SANTA FE – New Mexico now has 1 million residents with driver’s licenses or identification cards that comply with tougher federal ID requirements that will take effect in 2020. Of...

Women’s World Cup: Canada holds off late Cameroon push

Buchanan nets winner just before halftime

New Mexico seeks public input on Volkswagen settlement funds

ALBUQUERQUE – New Mexico officials are giving the public a chance to weigh in on how to spend settlement money connected to the Volkswagen smog device emissions scandal. The Alb...

Man fatally shot in Albuquerque brewery identified

ALBUQUERQUE – Authorities have released the name of a man who died in a weekend shooting in an Albuquerque brewery. Albuquerque police say 37-year-old Cody Guy Wrathall allegedl...

Colorado records modest decline in drug overdose deaths

COLORADO SPRINGS The number of drug overdose deaths in Colorado decreased slightly last year but remains high. The Gazette reports that figures from the state Department of Pub...

Former Red Sox slugger David Ortiz shot in Dominican Republic

Ortiz wounded while at entertainment center in Santo Domingo

Rory McIlroy cruises to Canadian Open win

Northern Irishman wins by seven strokes

Women’s World Cup: Italy’s Bonansea nets stoppage-time winner

Italians upset Australia in Group C opener

Women’s World Cup: Cristiane scores hat trick in Brazil’s win over Jamaica

Brazilians end nine-game losing streak

Trading posts in Four Corners fight to stay open amid changes

FARMINGTON – The trading posts, once a staple in the Four Corners that connected Navajo weavers and artists to buyers, are facing challenges to their survival. Trading posts are f...

Colorado a step closer to adopting health reinsurance plan

DENVER – Colorado is a step closer to creating a program designed to lower health insurance premiums on the Affordable Care Act individual market. If approved by federal officials...

Kroger recalls frozen berries that might have hepatitis A

NEW YORK – Grocery stores owned by Kroger across the country are recalling store-label frozen berries because they might be contaminated with hepatitis A. There have been no repor...