New Mexico judge rules on education lawsuit bid
First District Judge Matthew Wilson rejects Gov. Michelle Lujan Grishams bid to dismiss the landmark 2018 education lawsuit. The suit, filed in 2017 by Hispano and Navajo plaintiffs, claims New Mexico failed most schoolchildren, notably English learners, Indigenous and low income students.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Michelle Lujan Grisham
First District
Matthew Wilson
Susana Marti
Six new COVID-19 cases in Chaves County
Six additional residents tested positive for COVID-19 in Chaves County, boosting local totals to 89. statewide, New Mexico reported 173 new cases and 1 new death, a San Juan County woman in her 50s.
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Chaves
New Mexico Department of Health
New Mexico
San Juan
Bernalillo
Dona Ana
San Juan County
Back the Blue rally draws Roswell crowd near courthouse
A peaceful Back the Blue event in Roswell drew about 200 participants Friday evening near the Chaves County Courthouse and Pioneer Plaza. Roswell Police and Chaves County deputies attended, with supporters honking and waving thin blue line flags.
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Roswell
Chaves County Courthouse
North Main Street
Pioneer Plaza
Juliana Halvorson
Chaves County
Sgt
Ron Smith
Supreme Court declines to hear border wall challenge
The Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal by environmental groups over the Trump administration border wall. The decision leaves intact a lower ruling that allowed construction of 145 miles of steel bollard wall across Arizona California New Mexico and Texas. The Center for Biological Diversity Animal Legal Defense Fund Defenders of Wildlife and the Southwest Environmental Group are involved.
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Supreme Court
Trump
U.S
Mexico
High Court
Arizona
California
New Mexico
Texas
Center For Biological Diversity
Animal Legal Defense Fund
Defenders of Wildlife
Southwest
Envi
Chesapeake Energy Files for Bankruptcy Protection
Chesapeake Energy, a shale drilling pioneer that helped turn the United States into a global energy powerhouse, filed for bankruptcy protection in New York. The Oklahoma City company said a debt load near nine billion dollars necessitated the move and that it plans to slash about seven billion in debt while continuing normal operations during the process.
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Chesapeake Energy
United States
Oklahoma City
Oil and Gas Company
Burlington
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