Five Victims in Roswell Domestic Violence Tragedy
Police found five members of the Villegas family dead from gunshot wounds at a Davis Avenue home. Juan David Villegas, the suspected shooter and husband of Cynthia Villegas, fled to Mexico and was later captured in Sonora. Officials seek his extradition to face five counts of first-degree murder as autopsies confirm homicide.
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Cynthia Villegas
Yamilen
Cynthia Janeth
Abby
Ida
Juan David Villegas
Mexico
Arizpe
Sonora
Obamas to land in Roswell for a VIP stop
President Obama and family will land at Roswell International Air Center Friday at 1 20 p m en route to Carlsbad Caverns National Park for a centennial celebration visit They will not be publicized and will transfer by helicopter to Carlsbad before returning to Roswell then heading to Yosemite before Washington D C.
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Barack Obama
Roswell
Carlsbad Caverns
Obama
Dennis Kintigh
White House
New Mexico
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Asart
Riice
Roswell International Air Center
Kintigh
Carlsbad
America
Caverns
Yosemite National Park
California
Washington, D.C
Curtis M. Michaels
Pull Together rally in Roswell urges reporting child abuse
CYFD secretary Monique Jacobson urges public vigilance at a Roswell event. She says calling safe on cellphones helps investigators assess needs and determine if a child requires services or custody. The campaign lists signs such as frequent absence, neglect, and extreme behavior to watch for.
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Roswell
Monique Jacobson
CYFD
Espinoza frames voter ID stance for New Mexico
New Mexico politician Nora Espinoza, a Republican candidate for secretary of state, defends voter ID to curb fraud and argues in a Roswell luncheon that illegal voting disenfranchises all honest voters. She claims trust in the electoral system strengthens with ID rules.
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Roswell
Nora Espinoza
R-Rowsell
Chaves County
Espinoza
New Mexico
Roswell Area Runway Repairs Get $2.14 Million Grant
The Roswell International Air Center and Artesia Municipal Airport win FAA grants to finish a three phase runway project. Roswell will receive 2.14 million and Artesia 3.15 million to repair runways 3 21 and related mid section asphalt. Officials say the final phase needs about 75 days once funding arrives.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Roswell International Air Center
Artesia Municipal Airport
Artesia
U.S
New Mexico
Tom Udall
Santa Fe
Senate Appropriations Committee
Martin Heinrich
Albuquerque
Roswell Airport to Tackle Runway Repair With FAA Grant
Roswell's airport lands a $21 million three phase runway repair project. An FAA grant covers $2.1 million for the final phase.
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