UFOlogist Invasion canceled at International UFO Museum
Deputy director Karen Jaramillo announced the 2020 UFOlogist Invasion as part of the UFO Festival in July would be canceled due to COVID-19 concerns. She cited safety of employees speakers visitors and the community as the top priority and called the decision responsible and difficult.
Murder suspect held without bond in Roswell shooting
Arturo Duran-Lujan, 40, will stay in custody without bond after Judge Dustin K. Hunter ruled the state showed clear and convincing evidence there are no safe release conditions. The pretrial detention follows the shooting death at a family gathering in Roswell.
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Local colleges plan virtual graduation events
Eastern New Mexico University Roswell and Portales campus plan online commencements due to the coronavirus. Leaders like Shawn Powell and Annemarie Oldfield will speak, names will be read, and graduates totaling about 340 certificates and degrees will be honored. The video includes the national anthem and 70 student photo submissions and streams Friday at 6 p.m. on Facebook.
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Seven more NM COVID-19 deaths reported Wednesday
State health officials announced seven additional fatalities and 153 new confirmed COVID-19 cases in New Mexico on Wednesday. The death toll reached 169 and total confirmed cases 4291 with county breakdowns including 63 in McKinley and 18 in Bernalillo.
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NM economists warn of 2.1 to 3.9 billion revenue drop
A memo from three executive agencies and the Legislature projects state revenues may fall by 2.1 to 3.9 billion by mid-2021, due to declines in personal and gross receipts taxes and severance payments. The memo outlines two scenarios for downturn and recovery, noting reserves may be insufficient to cover the gaps and signaling budget rewrites for a mid June special session.
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