Rain slows Colofires as West wildfires burn on
Fires across the West continue: in Colorado Waldo Canyon gains containment with light rain aiding crews. 45 large fires burn nationwide, three in Colorado destroying over 600 homes and killing six residents. Fireworks bans curb holiday displays and penalties rise.
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Boise
Idaho
Auditor probes missing funds in New Mexico Drug Court
The State Auditor's Office is investigating a complaint of money missing in the 1st Judicial District Drug Court Program after Judge Sheri Raphaelson raised concerns in March. Auditor Balderas and director Antonio Corrales acknowledge the inquiry, while program changes and grant awards are noted.
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Fraudulent Xcel account linked to victim using SSN
Police report duplicate account opened in a man's name at 1200 W McGaffey St after a collection call from Xcel Energy. The victim denied residence at the address or authorization for use of his Social Security number. Separate incidents include property damage, a stolen dog, drugs found behind a building, and broken street lights. Call Crime Stoppers at 888-594-TIPS for information.
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Lottery Numbers Snapshot From Local Draws
The page lists Powerball results with numbers 14 19 35 39 56 Powerball 33 Hot Lotto numbers 1 11 23 38 39 Hot Ball 1 Roadrunner Cash numbers 11 13 19 32 34 Pick 3 draws 7 4 5.
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Moapa Paiutes and Northern Cheyenne challenge coal plants
Tribal communities near Moapa River and Montana seek closure or tighter controls on coal plants blamed for air and water pollution. The Moapa Paiutes face health concerns amid a nearby NV Energy facility, while Northern Cheyenne and other tribes push against plants like Colstrip and Ute reservations to protect land, health, and culture.
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Montana
Frog theft at Cahoon Park prompts mixed views on legality
Roswell police investigated after about 25 frogs were taken from Cahoon Park pond. Officials say taking wildlife from city property is illegal, though some see no crime. Experts note limited protection for frogs and possible regulatory shifts ahead.
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Roswell
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