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Infrastructure bill to aid water projects on Navajo Nation

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – Tribes welcomed an infusion of money in the massive infrastructure bill to expand broadband coverage, fix roads and address water and sanitation needs, but they say real c...

DATE: Nov 17, 2021 | CATEGORY: Regional News

Jan. 6 rioter who carried spear, wore horns, draws 41 months

Arizona man known as ‘public face of the Capitol riot’

DATE: Nov 17, 2021 | CATEGORY: Local News

Fire prompts evacuations near Rocky Mountain National Park

Blaze burns southeast of downtown Estes Park

DATE: Nov 16, 2021 | CATEGORY: Local News

New Mexico considers hourly $15 minimum for state workers

SANTA FE – Momentum appears to be building behind proposals to lift minimum pay in New Mexico state government to $15 an hour for at least 1,200 public workers who make less than that, amid ...

DATE: Nov 8, 2021 | CATEGORY: New Mexico

No charges for officer who killed man hailed as hero

DENVER – No criminal charges will be filed against a police officer who accidentally shot and killed a man hailed as a hero for stopping a gunman who ambushed another police officer in subur...

DATE: Nov 8, 2021 | CATEGORY: Regional News

U.S. proposes changes to Mexican gray wolf management

Officials plan to remove population limits, add wolves

DATE: Oct 29, 2021 | CATEGORY: New Mexico

For tribes, ‘good fire’ a key to restoring nature and people

‘Cultural burns’ are now allowed by agencies that had long banned them — a sign of evolving attitudes toward wildfire prevention

DATE: Oct 29, 2021 | CATEGORY: New Mexico

Judge: Colorado parents can’t exempt kids from school masks

DENVER – A federal judge has issued a restraining order against a suburban Denver county’s policy allowing parents to opt their children out of a mask mandate at school, finding that the rul...

DATE: Oct 27, 2021 | CATEGORY: Regional News

MIT grapples with early leader's stance on Native Americans

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) – As the third president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Francis Amasa Walker helped usher the school into national prominence in the late 1800s. But anot...

DATE: Oct 15, 2021 | CATEGORY: New Mexico

Guided tour offers rare look at great house at Aztec Ruins

AZTEC (AP) – Retired archaeologist Jeff Wharton used maps to explain the size of Aztec North, an unexcavated great house at Aztec Ruins National Monument, during a guided tour of a part of t...

DATE: Oct 5, 2021 | CATEGORY: New Mexico

Denver Zoo apologizes a decade after visitor's death

DENVER – The Denver Zoo has apologized more than a decade after a Black man died after a confrontation with police on zoo grounds. Zoo president Bert Vescolani on Friday publicly apologized ...

DATE: Oct 4, 2021 | CATEGORY: Regional News

Whistleblower: Facebook chose profit over public safety

NEW YORK – A data scientist who was revealed Sunday as the Facebook whistleblower says that whenever there was a conflict between the public good and what benefited the company, the social m...

DATE: Oct 4, 2021 | CATEGORY: Local News