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Santa Fe: Zorro Ranch truth commission issues 14 subpoenas for public hearings | June 02

Santa Fe's Zorro Ranch truth commission issued 14 subpoenas for public hearings on historical land disputes and environmental issues. A Santa Fe jail faces a lawsuit over shackling a hospitalized inmate, while a measles outbreak in Southern New Mexico jails raises public health concerns.

Santa Fe: Santa Fe shooting suspect surrenders to SWAT | June 01

Santa Fe law enforcement resolved a tense downtown standoff with a suspect surrendering to SWAT without further gunfire, while city officials ended a controversial alcohol promotion. A private Santa Fe school's innovative expeditionary learning model is gaining national attention.

Santa Fe: Voter health link sparks new local debate | May 31

Santa Fe's Southside Branch Library has been named a global peace site, promoting cross-cultural dialogue, while Santa Fe Public Schools launches digital wellness trading cards for students. Voters will also decide on two new judges in Santa Fe County, impacting local court decisions.

Santa Fe: Santa Fe Man Reconvicted in 2018 Murder Case | May 30

Santa Fe — A local man was reconvicted in the 2018 murder of a Santa Fe woman, reigniting attention on a case that previously ended in a mistrial. The Santa Fe River Commission also approved a new release rate for the river, affecting summer water levels and prompting public interest in environmental management.

Santa Fe: Santa Fe County bans open burning amid drought | May 29

Santa Fe County enforced a new open burning ban due to drought and wildfire risks, while a notorious thief named "Shadow" faces a 10-year prison sentence. The county also launched the "Kids Vote" initiative to teach students about civic engagement and voting rights.