Charges dropped in Clovis dog shooting case
Bradley Pearson of Clovis faced a fourth degree felony for fatally shooting a Labrador retriever named Marley after the dog allegedly barked at Pearson's dogs. District Attorney Quentin Ray said Marley had a history of attacking people, and neighbors had reported concerns to animal control.
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Bears Recovering In New Mexico Rehab Foraging To Learn Wild Diet
A Red River bear cub is on a lettuce based diet shifting toward acorns and fruit, likely released by October or November. A Talpa cub, weighing 16 pounds on arrival, now 100 pounds, faces June release after recovering from severe malnutrition. Both cubs arrived undernourished, lacking foraging skills, and are being taught native foods to prevent future starvation. The Cottonwood Rehab spends about $8000 per bear with support from Land of Enchantment Wildlife Foundation. Citizens are urged to avoid attracting bears by not leaving pet food or trash out and to call Game and Fish if a bear appears in trouble.
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Hidalgo held bat in Roswell store altercation case
The incident began when Hidalgo neared a relative who raised her hands to shield her face. He allegedly swung the bat striking her right hand and fled toward a Roswell city bus. Police stopped the bus and Hidalgo was taken into custody after reportedly admitting involvement. The victim said threats and past family sexual assaults preceded the confrontation. Hidalgo claimed self defense and not initiating the altercation. He was released on recognizance with a 1000 foot no-contact order pending trial.
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Rio Grande Drought Prompts Rio Basin Water Projects
Haaland cites dry reaches from Albuquerque to Texas as decades long drought drives record low river levels. Officials outline Irrigation districts and agencies partnering to capture stormwater, boost storage and recharge aquifers to save water and protect habitats along the Rio Grande. The plan aims to reduce irrigation demand while supporting downstream obligations to Texas and Mexico.
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