New Mexico

Proposed New Mexico science standards omit global warming
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Proposed New Mexico science standards omit global warming

October 16, 2017

Jenny Parks, CEO of the Los Alamos National Laboratories Foundation, criticizes a proposed overhaul of New Mexico’s state science standards for public schools that would omit or delete references to…

7 Albuquerque officers earned $124K or more
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7 Albuquerque officers earned $124K or more

September 19, 2017

Mary Hudetz/Associated Press file<br><br>Police gather outside Albuquerque City Hall while searching for a gunman. Records show seven Albuquerque beat police officers were among the city’s top 25 salary earners last…

Endorsements, donations draw eyes in Albuquerque mayor race
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Endorsements, donations draw eyes in Albuquerque mayor race

September 15, 2017

New Mexico Auditor Tim Keller talks during a news conference on July 12 in Albuquerque. Questionable endorsements and eyebrow-raising donations so far are clouding Albuquerque’s open mayoral election. Candidates are…

2 leaders of religious sect plead not guilty to child abuse
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2 leaders of religious sect plead not guilty to child abuse

September 11, 2017

Deborah Green and Peter Green entered pleas Monday in Cibola County District Court. Co-leader Deborah Green and high-ranking leader Peter Green of the Aggressive Christianity Missions Training are being held…

The ACLU probes whether protesters’ rights violated
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The ACLU probes whether protesters’ rights violated

September 11, 2017

Here’s the latest as of Monday afternoon on protests in New Mexico over a public tribute to Spanish conquistadors: 12:50 p.m. ACLU Staff Attorney Kristin Love said Monday the watchdog…

Teen in fatal New Mexico library shooting remains detained
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Teen in fatal New Mexico library shooting remains detained

September 1, 2017

Nathaniel Jouett faces multiple charges of first-degree murder, assault, aggravated battery and child abuse stemming from Monday’s shooting inside the library in Clovis, a rural community near the stateline with…

New Mexico county to keep ‘immigrant friendly’ policy
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New Mexico county to keep ‘immigrant friendly’ policy

August 9, 2017

Bernalillo is New Mexico’s most populous county and includes the city of Albuquerque. The county’s Board of Commissioners passed the immigrant-friendly resolution in March as a symbolic gesture, and to…

State police kill man who fired at them on I-25
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State police kill man who fired at them on I-25

June 26, 2017

Police say they were called to a small market in Pecos, New Mexico, around 8:30 p.m. Sunday after a man showed up armed and “was homicidal.” Officers didn’t find the…

Fire crews in New Mexico brace for hot, dry weather
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Fire crews in New Mexico brace for hot, dry weather

June 16, 2017

The flames were marching to the south and east, toward scars left behind by previous fires and away from the neighborhoods that cleared out the day before. Crews have established…

New Mexico fire prompts evacuation of as many as 200
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New Mexico fire prompts evacuation of as many as 200

June 15, 2017

Fire crews head toward the Jemez Mountains along U.S. Highway 550 in Rio Rancho, N.M., as the smoke plume from a prescribed fire grows on Thursday. Sandoval County Sheriff’s Lt.…