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The Federal Protective Service, a law enforcement agency within the Department of Homeland Security, is handling the investigation, a spokesman for the Santa Fe Police Department confirmed.

Bumbling criminals on Thursday night left behind a truck they used to rip apart the Carson obelisk. They probably are trembling at the prospect of landing in federal court. They

A program to help lower student loan debt for veterinarians who practice in rural parts of Colorado has been expanded and is now accepting new applicants.

Denver public statues of Kit Carson and Christopher Columbus, which were toppled during George Floyd protests in 2020, need replacements. City will use a $2.3 million grant to figure out what to do next.

Happy Tuesday, Carson City. The Carson Library is offering a craft project this afternoon, and Whats Up in your Community this evening, so its not a bad place to park yourself for the day and beat the heat. Canyon White returns to Living the Good Life for Acoustic Tuesday.

Santa Fe needs a timeout.

Councilors and mayor call for more dialogue as consensus on Soldiers Monument remains elusive.

By Srishti Prabha | OBSERVER Correspondent - Sacramento City Unified School District and the Sacramento City Teachers Association reached a consensus on 2022-23 wages, paid professional days and more, while the search for a new superintendent continues, interim superintendent Lisa Allen leads the district, and the district is changing the names of three schools to pay homage to Native and African ancestors.

Al-Sediq al-Sour, Libya’s chief prosecutor, said in a statement a fact-finding mission to investigate a meeting between Libyan Foreign Minister Najla Mangoush and Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen would probe violations of Libya’s rules of boycotting Israel and “investigate the extent of damage to Libya’s interests” that occurred as a result of the meeting.

Man who escaped Oregon mental health hospital while shackled found stuck in muddy pond