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Clovis officials to observe anniversary of library shooting

CLOVIS, N.M. – Officials in Clovis will hold a moment of silence Tuesday on the one-year anniversary of a fatal shooting inside a city library. Mayor David Lansford is scheduled t...

New Mexico utility seeks to join western energy market

ALBUQUERQUE – New Mexico’s largest electric utility is asking state regulators for approval to join a wholesale trading market that allows participants in several western states to buy and s...

Man charged in family killings spoke on saving relationships

DENVER – A Colorado man charged with killing his family and dumping their bodies at an oil worksite taped a video presentation six years ago about saving or abandoning relationships. ...

New Mexico officials begin ‘chile blitz’ to spot fake chiles

LAS CRUCES, N.M. – New Mexico officials have launched a “chile blitz” aimed at spotting fake New Mexico chile. New Mexico Department of Agriculture Standards and Consumer Services...

Oil boom may provide windfall to New Mexico, public schools

SANTA FE, N.M. – A surge in New Mexico’s income linked to an oil boom may give legislators an extra $1.2 billion to work with as they craft the next annual budget, state economists announced...

New Mexico state government is awash in money from oil boom

Income projected to surpass spending by $1.2B

Four Corners-area college eyes new student housing

Associated Press FARMINGTON – A college in the Four Corners is finalizing a nearly $25 million partnership to build student housing. The Daily Times reports San Juan Co...

Colorado State music professor dies when bicycle hits truck

LOVELAND – A Colorado State University music professor died of injuries suffered after his bicycle collided with the side of a tanker truck south of Loveland, in northern Colorado. ...

New Mexico reaches settlement on driving credentials

SANTA FE – New Mexico will ease identification requirements for driving credentials and ID cards that serve as alternatives to state driver’s licenses that meet tougher federal security rule...

Carlsbad Caverns’ 500K bats face threat of deadly syndrome

CARLSBAD, N.M. – The half a million bats that call Carlsbad Caverns National Park home could face the threat of the deadly white nose syndrome. Federal agencies have mobilized in ...

Wounded Colorado police officer moved out of intensive care

COLORADO SPRINGS – A Colorado Springs police officer who was shot in the head during a confrontation with an armed suspect has been moved out of the intensive care unit. Police ...

Trump’s new coal air pollution rules may not affect Colorado much

The Trump Administration’s move Tuesday to give states more authority to roll back federal regulations on air pollution from coal-fired power plants may not have much effect on Colorado. ...