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Shots fired, windows broken following Albuquerque protest

ALBUQUERQUE – Part of downtown Albuquerque remained closed Monday after protest along the historic Route 66 turned violent overnight when a group of people set fires and officers said shots ...

Police, demonstrators clash again in Denver after curfew

DENVER – Police fired tear gas, foam rounds and pepper balls at demonstrators defying a Denver curfew Sunday night following a day of peaceful marching and chants of “Don’t shoot” alongside ...

University of the Southwest waives cost for grad programs

HOBBS, N.M. – A southeastern New Mexico college has announced it will allow all of the school’s recent undergraduate to begin master’s degree programs tuition-free. The Hobbs N...

Denver mayor issues curfew as protests enter third day

DENVER – Denver’s mayor issued an 8 p.m. curfew Saturday as demonstrations protesting the death of George Floyd entered their third day. Thousands of people were expected to join ...

Visitors packing Southwest’s national forests pose problems

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – The Memorial Day weekend saw crowds heading into the woods of northern Arizona’s Coconino National Forest. But that was also typical of other May weekends this year, as we...

Fire at Albuquerque assisted living facility displaces 13

ALBUQUERQUE – The Albuquerque fire department says 13 residents of an assisted living facility were displaced by a fire in one apartment Saturday morning. The department says fi...

Interpreters help deaf residents stay informed about virus

SANTA FE (AP) – Shira Grabelsky finds it “hurtful” the White House does not provide sign language interpreters at media briefings about COVID-19. “It is both discriminatory and al...

Balloon fiesta organizers hold out hope for October event

ALBUQUERQUE – Organizers say it’s “full speed ahead” as they plan for this year’s Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta amid the coronavirus pandemic. Hosted by New Mexico’s la...

Two national monuments in New Mexico plan partial reopenings

GRANTS, N.M. – Plans are being made to partially reopen two national monuments near Grants in northwestern New Mexico for recreational access after being closed because of the coronavirus pa...

Denver protest devolves into 2nd night of confrontation

DENVER – Hundreds of people staged a raucous, roving protest in Denver on Friday that was generally peaceful until night fell, when police deployed gas canisters and fired pellet guns for a ...

Albuquerque cops use tear gas, helicopter against protesters

ALBUQUERQUE – Police in Albuquerque said officers were forced to use tear gas and a helicopter against demonstrators early Friday after a protest over the death of George Floyd in Minneapoli...

Open space patrols begin around Albuquerque amid fire danger

ALBUQUERQUE – Firefighters have started patrolling open space areas around New Mexico’s largest metropolitan area as dry conditions intensify and fire danger increases. The patrol...