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Colorado judge reopens fracking ban case without objections

LONGMONT – A Boulder District Court judge has reopened a case to ban fracking in a Colorado city without hearing objections. The Longmont Times-Call reported Friday that the rulin...

Colorado woman gets life in prison for role in murder

DENVER – A Colorado woman has been sentenced to life in prison for her role in the robbery and death of a man who was picking up barbecue for dinner. The Jefferson County district...

Life sentence upheld for man convicted of child sex assault

GRAND JUNCTION – The Colorado Court of Appeals has declined to reduce the 204-year prison sentence for a man convicted of sexually assaulting children. The Daily Sentinel repor...

Group hit by abuse claims to open New Mexico migrant shelter

ALBUQUERQUE – An Arizona-based company plagued by abuse and mistreatment allegations is planning on opening an Albuquerque facility to house migrant teens. An email recently sent ...

Police: New Mexico man stole 22 boxes of ice cream bars

LAS VEGAS, N.M. – A northern New Mexico man is facing charges after he was accused of committing a cold crime on a hot day: an ice cream heist. The Las Vegas Optic in New Mex...

State paid $900,000 to settle claims against police chief

SANTA FE, N.M. – The state of New Mexico is acknowledging it paid out $900,000 to settle a lawsuit accusing former State Police chief Pete Kassetas of discriminatory and lewd behavior along ...

1 arrest made in Hobbs party shooting that killed 3

HOBBS, N.M. – Hobbs police have arrested a man allegedly involved in a shooting at a party that left three people dead and four others wounded. Authorities said in a news releas...

Book tries to show how U.S. democracy hurt Native Americans

ALBUQUERQUE – A new book by a noted historian attempts to show how expanding American democracy hurt Native Americans in the early days of the nation and how tribes viewed the young United S...

College in Denver shuts down its network after cyberattack

DENVER – Regis University in Denver has shut down its computer, phone and email systems because of a cyberattack that it says probably came from outside the United States. The ...

New Mexico pushes census participation to safeguard funding

SANTA FE – New Mexico is pushing forward with a multimillion-dollar effort to encourage participation in the U.S. census to preserve federal funding for schools, health care and various publ...

Colorado governor orders investigation of district attorney

DENVER – Colorado Gov. Jared Polis has ordered the attorney general to investigate unspecified allegations of “potential criminal activity” by an elected prosecutor in the northeastern corne...

Nevada casino hotel to serve as college dorm

RENO, Nev. – University of Nevada, Reno officials knew it was a bit of a gamble when they agreed to lease a downtown casino hotel tower for a year and turn it into a college dormitory. ...