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No injuries in inbounds avalanche at Breckenridge Ski Resort

BRECKENRIDGE – A teenager visiting Colorado for spring break said he and two friends were swept up in an inbounds avalanche while snowboarding at Breckenridge Ski Resort. Grant Sh...

Southwest Airlines expands Albuquerque-Austin service

ALBUQUERQUE – Southwest Airlines is expanding service between New Mexico’s largest city and Austin, Texas. The airline has announced that flights between Albuquerque and Austin wi...

Navajo Nation jail closures delayed until April

WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. – Two Navajo Nation jails that were scheduled for closure are expected to continue operating until April. The Gallup Independent reported Thursday that the...

Hearing to be held on Aspen airport curfew violations

ASPEN – An official says a hearing will be held to determine if American Airlines will be fined for two flights that took off after Aspen airport’s curfew this winter. The Aspen T...

Skier dies after being buried in Colorado avalanche

DENVER – A 48-year-old man has died after being caught in an avalanche while skiing in the Colorado backcountry. The Colorado Avalanche Information Center says the avalanche occur...

Rocky Mountain National Park was third most-visited U.S. park

FORT COLLINS – Rocky Mountain National Park recorded nearly 4.6 million visitors last year, making it the third most-visited national park in the U.S. The Fort Collins Coloradoan ...

Three Arizona residents accused of selling fake Native American jewelry

PHOENIX – Three Arizona residents are among seven people charged with fraudulently selling jewelry imported from the Philippines as authentic Native American-made items. A feder...

Nevada man suspected of poaching deer, elk reaches deal in New Mexico

SANTA FE, – A Nevada man accused of illegally killing more than a dozen deer and elk will have 41 of 45 counts pending against him dismissed as part of a plea deal. The Santa Fe...

Colorado lawmakers consider ending little-used death penalty

DENVER – Democrats who control Colorado’s Legislature acted quickly on a bill to repeal the state’s little-used death penalty, with the Senate Judiciary Committee advancing the legislation j...

New Mexico high school video games ‘sport’ set to expand

PORTALES, N.M. – Some New Mexico high school students may get a chance to compete in a new statewide sport – video games. The Eastern New Mexico News reports Portales Municipal Sc...

In booming Colorado, public schools grapple with asbestos, leaks and four-day weeks

MANZANOLA – Asbestos floats down from the gym ceiling at Manzanola Elementary. Gaping cracks crisscross cinder-block walls. The drinking fountains need filters because of high levels of uran...

New Mexico sees uptick in children without vaccinations

SANTA FE – New Mexico health officials are calling for more parents to vaccinate their children. The plea issued Wednesday comes as public health offices in the Pacific Northwest ...