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Four Colorado officers cleared in fatal December shooting

DENVER – Four police officers from three different Colorado departments will not be charged after firing their weapons during a fatal confrontation with a robbery suspect in December, prosec...

Denver Health retirees ordered to repay $11M after mistake

DENVER – About 40 retirees from the city of Denver have been ordered to pay back $11 million in retirement benefits after they were erroneously receiving the money because of a mistake by a ...

GOP U.S. House primary in New Mexico gets personal, nasty

RIO RANCHO, N.M. – A candidate in a contentious Republican U.S. House primary in southern New Mexico is calling for one of her opponents to withdraw amid an increasingly personal and nasty c...

Air patrol makes quick work of transporting COVID-19 tests

ALBUQUERQUE – The New Mexico wing of the Civil Air Patrol is flying dozens of coronavirus tests from a meatpacking plant in southern New Mexico to a state lab so they can be processed quickl...

Absentee ballot push begins for New Mexico’s June 2 primary

SANTA FE – Election authorities are starting to distribute absentee ballots in a concerted effort to reduce the risk of coronavirus transmission at polling places in New Mexico’s June 2 prim...

Brother of man facing murder charge in Farmington woman’s death is arrested in Arizona

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – The brother of a man charged in the death of a Sunday school teacher has been arrested after he flew to Arizona to pick up what he thought was a rifle used in the killing,...

Colorado offices open at half capacity as coronavirus eases

DENVER – Offices in Colorado were allowed to reopen Monday with half the usual staff, and Denver’s mayor will let his stay-at-home order expire as the outbreak of the coronavirus eases in th...

Tribes have yet to get share of $8B in virus relief money

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – The U.S. Treasury Department has not sent any payments to tribal governments from a coronavirus relief package approved in late March. The agency said it has no...

Test shows a rabid skunk attacked a person in New Mexico

SANTA FE – Rabies has been confirmed in a skunk that attacked a person last week in De Baca County, state health officials said Monday. It’s the second skunk that has tested posit...

New Mexico utility starts work on major pipeline project

SANTA FE – A New Mexico utility has started work on a major infrastructure project that will stretch from Bernalillo to Santa Fe. New Mexico Gas Co. announced Monday that the ne...

Navajo leader urges unity after mayor’s alcoholism comment

PAGE, Ariz. – Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez called on elected officials in reservation border towns to work with the tribe to combat the coronavirus after one mayor made a comment he ...

Colorado to face heavy fines over mental health violations

COLORADO SPRINGS – Colorado is on course for millions in fines as mentally ill people accused of crimes languish in jails awaiting services, an official said. Colorado Department ...