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N.M. lawyers helping immigrant kids uneasy after federal funding cut, restored
Many of the children qualify for humanitarian visas or are seeking asylum
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7mK-pop sensation BTS returns with a comeback concert in Seoul after a 4-year hiatus
K-pop icons BTS make a triumphant return with a massive free concert in Seoul's Gwanghwamun Square, launching their global 'ARIRANG' tour following completion of mandatory military service.
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3mThree crash on snowy, slushy roads in Montezuma County
State trooper killed while investigating Weld County crash
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5mMan who was mad about Chinese spy balloon gets 4 years probation for threatening ex-Speaker McCarthy
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — A Montana man avoided prison and was sentenced to four years of probation on Wednesday for threatening to assault former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy after becoming upset with the government for not shooting down a Chinese spy balloon that floated over the defendant’s home city. Richard Rogers, 45, of Billings, was […]
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5mState lawmakers and budget experts float lowering savings targets in next year’s budget
State lawmakers previously set a target of keeping reserves at 30% of the annual operating budget
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2mShiprock man gets 10 years in prison for Facebook meeting that turned violent
Tyrell Willie entered plea agreement admitting to May 2023 shooting