Some law enforcement officers are teaching women in the Four Corners how to defend themselves.

The women’s self defense classes will be taught by deputies and officers.

There will be three different levels.

The classes will teach women how to avoid scary situations and what to do if they find themselves being attacked.

“I think it's just very smart for women to know how to protect themselves, to be aware of their surroundings, and know what to do if...if something happens,” said San Juan County resident Patti Riersgaard.

There will also be a concealed weapons class for weapons class for women.

To find out more about the classes and when they are, visit http://www.safer-u.com/

Thursday morning some frustrated residents in the Four Corners told the state Public Regulation Commission just what they think about New Mexico Gas’ decision to cut service.

“I didn't know my gas tap had an expiration date on it," said resident Carrie Rohloff.

She was one of over a hundred people who showed up for the PRC meeting in Farmington.

In the hot seat?

New Mexico Gas and Williams Midstream for saying they will no longer provide service to 71 customers near Navajo Dam.

“It would probably cost close to $10,000 just for a household. Because we'd have to replace the heaters,” said Navajo Dam resident David Archuleta.

Williams actually owns the lines and terminated their contract with New Mexico Gas.

They said safety—and the fact that they only produce gas—were their main reasons.

A Navajo Code Talker passed away this week in Farmington. Samuel Tso, 89, died Wednesday at San Juan Regional medical Center.

Navajo Nation President, Ben Shelly has ordered Navajo Nation flags to flown at half-staff until May 14 in Honor of Tso.

“The Navajo Nation has lost another Code Talker and that saddens my heart. The Code Talkers have brought great pride to our Nation and the loss of Samuel Tso saddens not only myself, his loss saddens the Navajo Nation. On behalf of the First Lady, the Vice President, and the Navajo people, we offer our prayers, condolences and words of encouragement to the Tso family. Samuel Tso was a true Navajo warrior," said Navajo President, Ben Shelly