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Senate Democrats reject income tax rate cut bill

DENVER – Senate Democrats have rejected a GOP proposal to reduce Colorado’s individual and corporate income tax rate. The proposal, sponsored by Republican Sen. Jerry Sonnenberg a...

Bill to rename Columbus Day clears hurdle in N.M.

SANTA FE – A New Mexico proposal that would trade the Columbus Day holiday for a tribute to Native Americans instead has cleared another hurdle. The New Mexico House Consumer and ...

New Mexico considers lighter punishment for drug possession

SANTA FE – The New Mexico Legislature will consider reducing drug possession offenses from felonies to misdemeanors to decrease incarceration costs and more effectively treat addiction, unde...

New Mexico governor joins alliance against climate change

SANTA FE – New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham on Tuesday committed her fledgling Democratic administration to aggressive targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions amid a boom in oil ...

Fox bites homeowner in New Mexico, tests positive for rabies

LAS VEGAS, N.M. – The New Mexico Department of Health says a fox that bit a Las Vegas homeowner has tested positive for rabies. State Game and Fish authorities responded to a call...

Colorado Supreme Court won’t reconsider oil and gas decision

DENVER – The Colorado Supreme Court refused to reconsider its ruling that oil and gas regulators do not have to make health and environmental protection their top priority. The co...

Official: ‘Mystery’ volunteer cleaned bathrooms at monument

ALBUQUERQUE – A park official is expressing his gratitude for a “mystery person” who cleaned the bathrooms at Petroglyph National Monument during the federal government shutdown, and kept th...

Driverless transit shuttle to operate near Denver airport

DENVER – An autonomous transit shuttle is about to begin operating near Denver International Airport. Denver’s Regional Transportation District plans to launch the service Tuesday...

One tribal nation could decide fate of Arizona’s drought plan

Gila River Indian Community concerned over threat to water rights

Worker killed in forklift accident at Colorado college

WOODLAND PARK – A construction worker has died in a forklift accident at the Charis Bible College west of Colorado Springs. The Gazette reports that the victim in the incident M...

Authorities asking for help finding Colorado teen’s killers

DENVER – Investigators are looking for help from the public as they try to find at least three men they believe were involved in the killing of a 17-year-old Colorado girl over a year ago. ...

Revenue from oil boom could be used for New Mexico roads

SANTA FE – A sizable portion of New Mexico’s projected budget surplus would be funneled to road projects under proposals by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham and a key legislative committee. ...