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TUES: New Mexico Sets Rules To Launch Pandemic Debt Collection, + More

New Mexico Sets Rules To Launch Pandemic Debt Collection    Morgan Lee, Associated Press New Mexico’s state court system is taking steps to ease financial pain as consumer debt comes due along with consequences for mortgages that went unpaid during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Administrative Office of the Courts on Monday announced staggered deadlines for a return to debt collection orders that can be used to garnish wages or seize property to pay off consumer debt. Common forms of consumer debt are linked to credit card spending and medical expenses. The judiciary also won t allow mortgage lenders to foreclose on properties without first providing homeowners with a list of other options, including forbearance that reduces or suspends loan payments temporarily.

TUES: UNM To Require Students And Staff To Be Vaccinated Against COVID-19, + More

Trial in 2018 Espanola drive-by shooting death to begin

Report of Shoplifiting Leads to Weapons Charge

Española man gets 12 years in fatal shooting of Ohkay Owingeh teen

A state judge sentenced Daniel Suarez to 12 years in prison Wednesday after he pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the fatal shooting of 17-year-old Nicholas Kaye and other counts. Suarez, 23, of Española, agreed to a deal that called for him to plead guilty to five counts in three separate incidents: Kaye’s slaying in an Española gas station parking lot in June 2018, a 2016 incident in which Suarez fired a handgun at a vehicle during a road-rage argument and a coordinated attack against two jail employees while Suarez was in custody following Kaye’s death. Kaye, of Ohkay Owingeh, played on the Santa Fe Indian School basketball team.