Mouse sparks broader drought fight in New Mexico
The drought dispute centers on fencing water sources to protect the New Mexico meadow jumping mouse. Forest Service leaders warn grazing may shrink as drought worsens and critical habitat is proposed across 12 counties in NM, AZ, and CO. Ranchers accuse federal action of pushing them off land.
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Voter registration in New Mexico up 7 percent since 2012
Independent voters remain the fastest growing group, now about one in five. Young voters aged 18 to 24 show more independents than Democrats or Republicans, says pollster Brian Sanderoff. Nearly 1.3 million New Mexicans are registered to vote, a 6.6 percent rise since 2012.
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State briefs capture copper theft arrest in New Mexico
A Grants man, 39-year-old Patrick Landrum, is jailed on suspicion of receiving stolen property and related charges after a copper wire theft caused a nine hour telecoms blackout in Cibola and McKinley counties. Authorities say the case involved searches and warrants. Landrum was arrested in Gallup.
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Police investigate thefts of two vehicles in Roswell
Roswell Police responded to two stolen car reports on Thursday. Both vehicles were unlocked with keys inside. A 1971 Chevrolet pickup was stolen from the 1400 block of Grand Avenue and a 2000 Chrysler Sebring was stolen from the 1600 block of S Kentucky Avenue.
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Gun Stolen From Parked Car In Louisiana Avenue Burglary
A vehicle burglary on Saturday in the 1900 block of N Louisiana Avenue led to $1,900 in stolen items including a handgun. There were no signs of forced entry. Crime Stoppers 888-594-TIPS (8477) offers anonymity and possible reward.
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