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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 03, 2024

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Man hospital bound after Roswell early morning shooting

Roswell police investigated a Thursday morning shooting that wounded a 40-year-old man. Public information officer Todd Wildermuth said the victim was taken to an area hospital and then flown to another facility after officers found him in front of a East 24th Street residence at about 2 20 a.m. Investigators seek the exact location of the shooting and released no further details before press time.

Roswell Todd Wildermuth East 24Th Street Wildermuth L.I.F.E Roswell Museum Wings Shearle Klingsmith Larry Bob Phillips Phillips Pecos Valley

Early voting opens in New Mexico 2024 primaries towns

New Mexico voters will begin in person early voting in the 2024 primary election. Area D at the Chaves County Administration Building in Roswell opens 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays with Saturday hours starting May 18. A second site at Roswell Mall begins May 18, operating 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. through the period. Additional sites at Hagerman Joy Center and Dexter Center run May 21 to 30.

New Mexico Chaves County St. Mary’s Place Cindy Fuller Roswell Mall Fuller Hagerman Joy Center Dexter Cen

AI expert urges broader New Mexico safeguards on AI use

University of New Mexico computer science professor Melanie Moses told the Science Technology and Telecommunications Committee that lawmakers should extend protections beyond elections. She noted the 2024 deepfake law already requires campaigns and candidates to disclose AI generated misinformation in ads, and said further safeguards are needed for the public. The law takes effect later this month and aims to curb deceptive media in campaigns.

Melanie Moses University of New Mexico Science, Technology and Telecommunications Committee Moses New Mexico

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