Pearce urges House to debate censuring Pelosi
U S Rep Steve Pearce campaigns in New Mexico calling for a House debate on censuring former speaker Nancy Pelosi over a floor confrontation with Tom Marino. He argues Pelosi violated House protocol and should be held accountable, says the issue should be raised when lawmakers return from recess.
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State reports first West Nile case in New Mexico
The New Mexico Department of Health identifies a 45-year-old woman from San Juan County as the first human West Nile virus infection this year. She was not hospitalized and recovers at home. Officials warn older adults face higher risk and emphasize seeking care for flu like symptoms.
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Advisory board weighs veterans cemetery burial vault rules
The South Park Cemetery Advisory Board heard proposed burial rules for Gen Douglas L McBride Veterans Cemetery. If approved, all casket or cremation burials must use a Poly Guard vault or urn vaults sized for double urns, provided by the funeral home. Cemetery Sexton Mike Kirk cited settlement avoidance as the reason.
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State lottery revenue for scholarships falls in New Mexico
New Mexico Lottery generated 40.9 million for college scholarships in the latest budget year, down about 6 percent from sales slump. However, fall awards remain funded, with about 14,800 students expected to receive scholarships as the Higher Education Department notes funds cover average tuition costs.
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City Council Discusses Expanded Animal Control Efforts
The council heard from police officials and animal control staff about longer shelter hours and weekend openings to boost adoptions. Police leaders cautioned that shelter changes are just the start and focus will shift to holding owners accountable.
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