CLOVIS, N.M. (AP) - The city of Clovis has finished applying poison at a park in a bid to reduce the prairie dog population there.
The Portales News-Tribune reports that the last bit of poison was applied Friday at Ned Houk Park.
Earlier this month, city commissioners approved a plan to poison the prairie dogs after several landowners near the park complained to commissioners about the burrowing rodents.
Up to $25,000 was approved for an emergency budget transfer to purchase 250 containers of rodenticide to reduce the population of prairie dogs at park.
Tuesday, July 29 2014 8:13 PM EDT2014-07-30 00:13:07 GMT
The next time you head over to The Department of Motor Vehicle to get your driver's license renewed, be prepared to hand over 10 pieces of information.
The next time you head over to The Department of Motor Vehicle to get your driver's license renewed, be prepared to hand over 10 pieces of information.
Tuesday, July 29 2014 6:51 PM EDT2014-07-29 22:51:59 GMT
WASHINGTON - A new study by the Urban Institute shows that more than 35 percent of Americans have debts and unpaid bills that have been reported to collection agencies.
WASHINGTON - A new study by the Urban Institute shows that more than 35 percent of Americans have debts and unpaid bills that have been reported to collection agencies.
SANTA FE - New Mexico's annual tax holiday begins on Friday and will provide shoppers with savings on purchases of school supplies, clothing, and other back-to-school items.
SANTA FE - New Mexico's annual tax holiday begins on Friday and will provide shoppers with savings on purchases of school supplies, clothing, and other back-to-school items.
