Local NewsLosing Republican Files Lawsuit in US House Race(Deming) — A New Mexico Republican who lost her bid for the U.S. House District 2 seat which covers most of southern New Mexico including Luna Couty, is seeking to impound absentee ballots in Dona Ana County that decided the race to her Democratic challenger.
Yvette Herrell filed a lawsuit late Tuesday in New Mexico state district court and is asking a judge to impound the absentee ballots so her campaign could inspect them. Court documents filed by Herrell's lawyers cited "chain-of-custody issues and other improprieties" but didn't give details. Herrell told Fox News on Saturday there were "over 100 documented complaints" about voting irregularities. She didn't provide evidence and her campaign has not returned repeated voicemails, text messages and emails from The Associated Press seeking details about her accusations. The AP called the race for Democrat Xochitl Torres Small after the absentee ballots from Dona Ana County tallied Wednesday put her over the top. Local Crime Report
(Deming) – Here’s today’s local crime report:
Bryan Cook, age 36, of Silver City, NM was arrested on a Municipal court warrant for failure to pay fines… Francisco Palomino age 40, of Mesa AZ, arrested at the Columbus Port of Entry, charged with a fugitive arrest warrant from Arizona. In other reports, a 2001 Ford F150 was taken from a resident on South Tin, and a counterfeit five-dollar bill was reported at the Snappy Mart on East Pine. 
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Local Deming Weather
Deming Radio Weather Steve Hamilton Today: Sunny and slightly warmer. High: Lower 50s. Wind: SE 5 to 15. Wednesday Night: Mostly clear and chilly. Low: Mid 20s. Wind: SE 5 to 10. Thursday: Sunny. High: Around 60. Wind: NE 5 to 10. Thursday Night: Mostly clear. Low: Upper 20s. Friday: Sunny and mild. High: Lower 60s. Saturday: Sunny and warmer. High: Mid 60s. A quiet weather pattern is setting up through the end of the week with dry conditions and a slow but steady warming trend expected. Despite the upward trend in temperatures, daytime readings on Friday will still be near to slightly below average for the east, but warmer west and southwest. A cold front will back in to the eastern plains up to the central mountains on Saturday, bringing a return of well below normal temperatures to areas east of the central mountains. Temperatures to the west of the central mountains will remain near normal this weekend, while chilly temperatures will continue to the east. Rain or snow chances will be minimal through the end of the week. Search Site:
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