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Tip Request for UFO Paranormal Cryptid Information
Readers are invited to share tips or information about unidentified flying objects paranormal activity or cryptids via a secure email at RDRnews proton me.
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Wolf capture centers reveal rift in Mexican gray wolf policy
A Mexican gray wolf named Asha is housed with two male wolves at Sevilleta in La Joya New Mexico after being captured north of Interstate 40. Federal officials favor recapture to protect livestock and safety while conservationists push for wild roaming to restore the population.
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Warrantless Car Search Declared Unconstitutional by State Supreme Court
The state Supreme Court ruled the warrantless search of a car parked at a home after a traffic stop violated Fourth Amendment protections. The unanimous decision barred using methamphetamine evidence found during the vehicle inventory before towing. Andrew Ontiveros, driving his grandmother's car, was stopped for a cracked windshield and broken taillight and arrested for driving on a revoked license. The Court of Appeals had vacated his convictions, and the Supreme Court affirmed.
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Fort Sumner discusses PED four day hearing on five day week
Fort Sumner school board hears Superintendent Matt Moyer on a public hearing about a Public Education Department rule to require all districts to run a 180 day year with a five day instructional week. The rule follows HB 130 raising hours and aims to standardize statewide calendar. Over 100 comment participants signaled public interest while state leaders stay away from the debate.
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