Portland awaits National Guard ruling, a look at ICE protest arrests, soggy Halloween protests: Get caught up

A federal judge scrutinizing whether the National Guard can deploy in Portland promised a ruling this weekend, though it remained unclear how far she would go before a looming deadline. Federal officials declined to consent to further delay,

Over a dozen stopped by DC police on 1st night of special curfew after Halloween melee

D.C. police said a total of 18 curfew violators were stopped by officers on the first night of Mayor Muriel Bowser’s limited juvenile curfew.

State funding, National Guard in Española, Warmer weather, Albuquerque fire, Speeding task force

Thursday’s Top Stories Thursday’s Five Facts [1] New Mexico Gov. says state will provide $30M to replace suspended SNAP benefits – New Mexico will distribute $30 million in state-funded food benefits onto existing EBT cards for eligible New Mexicans.

Protesters preview Halloween outside Portland ICE building as trial over troops grinds on: Get caught up

The federal trial in Portland over President Trump’s decision to send National Guard troops to the city continued Thursday, two days after a majority of the judges of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals voted to reconsider an earlier decision by the court to allow the deployment.
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