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US Vows To Improve Protections For Wild Horse Adoptions -  By Scott Sonner Associated Press U.S. officials who are trying to adopt out wild horses captured on public land say they are tightening protections to guard against the illegal resale of the animals for slaughter, but advocates say the government needs to do more, including ending incentive payments for   adoptions.  The Bureau of Land Management is committed to the health and safety of adopted mustangs and burros, its deputy director for programs, Nada Wolff Culver, said in announcing the changes Monday, adding that the BLM will ...

Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal As a boy growing up in Albuquerque’s Northeast Heights, Alexander Corrie was a voracious reader and a natural musician. At the age of 7 he got his first guitar and his passion followed him throughout his life. He played soccer in school and loved reading books about scientific theories and Stephen Hawking – topics he would then spend hours discussing with his father. As he grew up Alexander struggled with mental health issues, post-traumatic stress disorder and “alcohol was his demon,” his father Jeremy Corrie said. ..................................

Credit apdonline.com ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Police in Albuquerque have identified two people who were swept through flood channels during a monsoon storm and died. They are 32-year-old Steven Camp and 31-year-old Alexander Corrie. Officials said Monday they aren't sure whether the two knew each other or had permanent residences in Albuquerque. A third person whose body also was recovered last week from flood channels hasn't been identified. Albuquerque Fire Rescue spokesman Lt. Tom Ruiz says the three fatalities mark the deadliest single flooding event in Albuquerque, at least in recent...

Police Identify 2 Men Who Died In Albuquerque Flooding – Associated Press Albuquerque police have identified two people who were swept through flood channels during a monsoon storm and died. They are Steven Camp, 32, and Alexander Corrie, 31. Officials with the police department and Albuquerque Fire Rescue weren't sure Monday whether the two knew each other or had permanent residences in Albuquerque. A third person whose body also was recovered from the flood channel last week hasn't been identified. The three fatalities mark the deadliest flooding event at least in recent memory in Albuqu...