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New Mexico eases unemployment benefits rule because of shutdown

SANTA FE – The federal government’s partial shutdown has prompted New Mexico to waive the unemployment insurance rule’s requirement that applicants search for work. The Department...

New Mexico school named after Dolores Huerta faces closure

LAS CRUCES, N.M. – A New Mexico charter school named after civil rights leader Dolores Huerta is facing closure over poor performance. The Las Cruces Sun-News reports the New Mexi...

Lawsuit: Mormon Church failed to keep child safe from abuse

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – Another member of the Navajo Nation is suing the Mormon church, saying he was abused in a now-defunct program that sent children into foster care for the school year. ...

Navajo Nation works to establish medical examiners office

WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. – The Navajo Nation is establishing its first medical examiner’s office. In a statement, President Russell Begaye’s office said Tuesday that he had approved a p...

New Mexico governor plans border visit, criticizes Trump

SANTA FE – Democratic New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham says she will visit her state’s southern border with Mexico amid a standoff between President Donald Trump and Congress over the ...

Authorities ID Illinois skier who died at Breckenridge

FRISCO – Authorities have released the name of a 71-year-old skier who died at Breckenridge. The Summit Daily reports William Hass of Northbrook, Illinois, was found unconscious o...

Denver unveils new system for clearing pot convictions

DENVER – A simplified program will make it easier for thousands of people to seek the elimination of low-level marijuana convictions they received in Denver before recreational use became le...

Historic Taos Inn is acquired by Colorado-based company

TAOS, N.M. – The Historic Taos Inn in New Mexico is changing ownership hands after 29 years. IMPRINT Hospitality, a Denver-based luxury property management company, announced it w...

New Mexico suspends order allowing more gas well locations

SANTA FE – New Mexico oilfield regulators suspended an order Tuesday that had relaxed restrictions on natural gas well locations in a major production basin. The move came over th...

Judge in New Mexico compound case announces retirement

TAOS, N.M. – A New Mexico judge who faced threats for allowing the release pending trial of suspects charged with child abuse at a ramshackle compound has announced her retirement. ...

Authorities working to ID remains found in southern Colorado

AGUILAR – Authorities are trying to identify human remains found in southern Colorado but say there is no connection to the high-profile case of a missing woman. The Colorado Bu...

Colorado could join effort to sideline the Electoral College

A new bill has been submitted in Colorado’s young legislative session that could make an end run around the Electoral College. Democratic lawmakers introduced the legislation on d...