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New Mexico lawmakers to focus on public education overhaul

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — An overhaul of New Mexico's struggling public education system is at the forefront of legislative priorities as an expanded Democratic majority arrives at the state Capitol for a 60-day session on Tuesday. The inauguration of De...

 

Carlsbad struggling to attract chains amid oil boom

CARLSBAD, N.M. (AP) — The oil boom in southeastern New Mexico may be attracting business to communities, but some chains say they are struggling to keep employees because of better-paying positions in the oilfield. The Carlsbad Current-Argus r...

 

Flu on the rise in Alabama, other southern states

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — The flu is now widespread in Alabama — and it's expected to increase, federal health officials reported. Alabama is among 19 states reporting high levels of influenza in a recent report to the Centers for Disease Control, Al....

 

Bare-handed surgeries as Zimbabwe's health system collapses

HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — A doctors' strike in Zimbabwe has crippled a health system that was already in intensive care from neglect. It mirrors the state of affairs in a country that was full of promise a year ago with the departure of longtime l...

 

State refuses to name medical marijuana applicants

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — The state of Missouri is declining to disclose the identities of those who have paid licensing fees to grow or distribute medical marijuana. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that the Missouri Department of Health and S...

 

Dubuque-area hunters pass on tradition amid hunting decline

SHERRILL, Iowa (AP) — As members of his hunting party looked on, Mike Laugesen crouched in a gully and started to dress the eight-point buck he just shot. He then used a hunting knife to cut a notch on a state deer tag to affix to the animal. He p...

 

Technology brings images of Holocaust survivors to life

DALLAS (AP) — Max Glauben was 17 and had already lost his mother, father and brother at the hands of the Nazis when U.S. troops rescued him while he was on a death march from one German concentration camp to another. The recollections of the D...

 

Past projects show border wall building is complex, costly

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — President Donald Trump is not giving up on his demand for $5.7 billion to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, saying a physical barrier is central to any strategy for addressing the security and humanitarian crisis a...

 

AP FACT CHECK: Trump goes wall to wall on the wall

WASHINGTON (AP) — Never mind the chants, the roars, the repetition. President Donald Trump acknowledged this past week he didn't mean it when he told crowds over and over that Mexico would pay — actually pay — for the wall. Mexico will pay "indi...

 

Archaeologists find ancient tool in area that can unlock age

DURYEA, Pa. (AP) — It wasn't only the stone tool — possibly more than 8,000 years old — that excited Al Pesotine. It was also where volunteers with a local archaeology group found it — next to a fire pit at the group's dig site in Duryea. That co...

 

Leave $350 hats at home, NY middle school administrators beg

GREAT NECK, N.Y. (AP) — Administrators at a New York middle school are begging students to leave their winter hats made by Italian apparel company Moncler at home because the pricy tops keep getting lost. The New York Post reports that a...

 

Woman who fled Saudi Arabia reaches her new home in Canada

TORONTO (AP) — Tired but smiling, an 18-year-old Saudi woman who said she feared death if deported back home arrived Saturday in Canada, which offered her asylum in a case that attracted global attention after she mounted a social media campaign. "...

 

Ex-kidnapping victims: Jayme Closs needs space, time to heal

CHICAGO (AP) — Katie Beers' joy quickly turned to deep concern when she learned 13-year-old Jayme Closs had been found alive in rural Wisconsin nearly three months after police say a man shot and killed her parents then abducted the girl from t...

 

Pence's pickle: How to bargain when no one speaks for Trump

WASHINGTON (AP) — Progress made, said one. Not so, said the other. We'll meet again, said one. Waste of time, said the other. Such has been the life lately of Mike Pence, the loyal soldier dispatched by President Donald Trump to lead negotiations o...

 

GOP rejected Obama's executive reach, but accepts Trump's

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama stunned Republicans when he bypassed Congress and, relying on what he called his pen and his phone, used executive powers to enact his agenda, including protecting millions of young immigrants from d...

 

Wisconsin kidnapping, killing suspect lived under the radar

GORDON, Wis. (AP) — The man suspected of kidnapping a Wisconsin teenager and killing her parents with a shotgun nearly three months ago appears to have led an unremarkable existence until that fateful night, blending into the state's vast n...

 

Former Obama housing chief Julian Castro joins 2020 campaign

SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Assailing President Donald Trump for "a crisis of leadership," former Obama Cabinet member Julian Castro joined the 2020 presidential race Saturday as the rush of Democrats making early moves to challenge the incumbent a...

 

McCarrick accuser cooperates with NYC prosecutors on abuse

VATICAN CITY (AP) — The key accuser in the sex abuse case against ex-Cardinal Theodore McCarrick has met with New York City prosecutors, evidence that the scandal that has convulsed the papacy is now part of the broader U.S. law enforcement i...

 

Shutdown puts strain on hundreds of Native American tribes

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — Fallout from the federal government shutdown is hurting Native Americans as dwindling funds hamper access to health care and other services. The pain is especially deep in tribal communities with high rates of poverty and u...

 

Trump tweets into the void as shutdown sets record

WASHINGTON (AP) — As the partial government shutdown slipped into the record books Saturday as the longest ever, members of Congress were out of town, no negotiations were scheduled and President Donald Trump tweeted into the void. He did not tip his...

 

Gayle Curry uses art to cope with her parents' cancer fights

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Orbs of purple, black and white swirl together in one of Oklahoma City artist Gayle L. Curry's favorite paintings in her new exhibit "Unknown Origins." "This is my mom's leukemia. When she was diagnosed by the doctor we're seeing...

 

Retired Army pilot to host film at Oklahoma History Center

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Retired Army helicopter pilot and Northwest Oklahoman Bob Ford flew more than 1,000 missions in Vietnam, and now in partnership with Oklahoma History Center, he will help continue to tell the stories of service and sacrifice m...

 

Stitt to be sworn in as Fallin exits Oklahoma politics

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Oklahoma is set to usher in a new era in state politics with the inauguration of Republican Kevin Stitt as governor. The 46-year-old political newcomer and other statewide elected officials will be sworn into office Monday f... Full story

 

Survey: Half of Tulsa residents are thriving, but looking up

TULSA, Okla. (AP) — A city-sponsored survey has found that only half of Tulsa residents consider themselves thriving, but many believe things are looking up. The Tulsa World reports the city worked with polling service Gallup to gauge residents' o...

 

Oklahoma prison authorities say 59-year-old inmate killed

McALESTER, Okla. (AP) — Oklahoma prison authorities say a 59-year-old man serving life in prison for first-degree murder has been killed in his cell at the state's maximum security prison. Officials say Anthony Palma was found unresponsive by a c...

 

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