Roswell Man Charged After Sunday Morning Chase
A 29 year old Roswell man Jacob Sigala was arrested early Sunday after leading officers on a high speed chase on Main Street with his 4-year-old son in the back seat. He faces multiple charges including abandonment or abuse of a child resisting or obstructing an officer reckless driving speeding and child not in restraint. The case proceeds in Chaves County Magistrate Court.
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New Mexico Sees Sub-100 Daily COVID-19 Cases
The state reports 95 new COVID-19 cases on Monday, the lowest since June 18, with Chaves County adding six cases and 11 on Sunday. Seven deaths occurred over two days, hospitalizations total 119, and the state has recorded 23,500 cases and 718 deaths since the pandemic began.
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Activists Say Latino Deaths In Police Encounters Go Ignored
Activists compare Antonio Valenzuela’s Las Cruces death to George Floyd’s case and note little national attention for Latino police killings. They cite patterns from Phoenix to Springfield and urge broader focus on Latino suffering and systemic racism.
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Roswell Hosts Open Public Forum For Wards 3 4 5
City announces third virt ual public forum open to all residents set for 5 30 p m Thursday. The session will be live streamed and focus on Wards 3 4 and 5 with input welcome from anyone. Ward 3 councilors Judy Stubbs and Jeanine Best. Ward 4 councilors George Peterson and Savino Sanchez Jr. Ward 5 councilor Angela G. See FORUM A3
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Death Valley 130 Degrees Could Be Earth Record
Death Valley measured 130 degrees at Furnace Creek Sunday, a figure that, if verified by meteorologists, would be the hottest Earth has seen in 89 years and the third warmest on record. Verification hinges on measurement methods and sensor quality, with officials noting the process will take months.
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RISD Board to Interview Candidates for Vacant District 3 Seat
The Roswell Independent School District board will interview four applicants for the District 3 seat at a 4 p.m. Wednesday special meeting in the Administrative and Educational Services Complex. The event will be livestreamed on the district YouTube channel.
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