Albuquerque house fire in 800 block Carlisle Southeast fatal
Police and firefighters responded to a house fire in Albuquerque on Carlisle Southeast where one person was found dead in an attached garage. The Fire Department said there was no foul play suspected, with the cause under investigation and extensive smoke damage to the home.
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Albuquerque
Carlisle
Melissa
Romero
U S 70 pavement rehab project starts in Lincoln County
New Mexico Department of Transportation begins a pavement rehabilitation on U S 70 from mile markers 261 to 264 near Ruidoso Downs in Lincoln County. Weather permitting the job should finish in about a month with weekday work from 7 a m to 5 p m. Motorists should expect lane closures and delays and are urged to slow down through work zones. For updates visit nmroads.com.
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Lincoln County
Ruidoso Downs
District Two
DOT
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Ex-officer acquitted of wife’s death seeks law degree
Levi Chavez, acquitted of murder in his wife Tera Chavez’s death, says he has been accepted to the University of New Mexico Law School entering class of 2016. He filed a federal civil rights lawsuit alleging investigators lacked probable cause to charge him and faced scrutiny over the probe and alleged internal affairs issues.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Levi Chavez
University of New Mexico Law School
Albuquerque Journal
Chavez
Valencia County
Tera Chavez
Aaron Jones
Albuquerque Police Department
University of New Mexico Assis
Ex-convict hired as pilot in New Mexico inmate transition
David VanHorn, 40, a convicted murderer released May 28, is hired as lead cook supervisor at a Santa Fe prison kitchen as the first participant in a state run inmate transition program. Corrections secretary Gregg Marcantel says the pilot aims to aid reentry. VanHorn earns 17 dollars an hour from Corrections Industries funds.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Department of Corrections
David VanHorn
Gregg Marcantel
VanHorn
Marcantel
Corrections Industries Fund
van Horn
Krqetv
Albuquerque
Exotic Savannah cat stolen from Roswell home
A New Mexico family seeks the return of Tritan, a rare Savannah cat valued at about 8000, after a back door burglary in Roswell. Hillary, six, offers her tooth fairy money as a reward. authorities were alerted and the family worries for the cat’s safety. Call 713-859-6238 with tips.
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New Mexico
Laurie Badillo
Savannah
Hillary
Tritan
Badillo
Daugh
Animal Control
Air Force base near Clovis accused of religious favoritism
Cannon Air Force Base near Clovis faces accusations of improper promotion of a religious event. Emails urging promotion of the Aug. 15 Gospel Explosion at the base chapel were cited by the Military Religious Freedom Foundation. Public affairs says the base investigates concerns about religious freedom.
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Air Force Base
Clovis
Clovis News Journal
Cannon Air Force Base
Military Religious Freedom Foundation
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