Aggies host unbeaten-in-CUSA Jacksonville State Wednesday on ESPN2
NM State hosts Jacksonville State Wednesday, Oct. 28, at 6 p.m. on ESPN2. Three keys to victory, standout players and game-day details.
Las Cruces proposes $1.1 million in Amador Live repairs, phased reopening
Las Cruces proposes $1.1 million in Amador Live repairs and a phased reopening as councilors question delays, unpaid fees and redevelopment plans.
Memorial Medical Center announces nearly $10 million in facility improvements
Memorial Medical Center plans nearly $10 million in upgrades to its Las Cruces campus, including exterior renovations, parking improvements and Emergency Department updates.
New Mexico issues election advisory after severe weather disrupts early voting
New Mexico election officials issue guidance after severe weather, including early voting, lost IDs, absentee ballots and Nov. 3 voting deadlines.
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Lynn Community Middle School sees chronic absenteeism decline as LCPS clarifies attendance figures
LCPS confirms declining chronic absenteeism at Lynn Community Middle School, citing student resources, community partnerships and efforts to address attendance barriers.
New Mexico State University students and organizers call for statewide ban on data centers
NMSU students and organizers rallied in Las Cruces to demand a statewide ban on AI data centers ahead of New Mexico's 2027 legislative session.
New World screwworm confirmed on NMSU campus, elsewhere in Doña Ana County
New World screwworm has been confirmed in a sheep on the NMSU campus and a cow elsewhere in Doña Ana County. Officials have expanded surveillance.
LCPS board authorizes Alma d’Arte sublease after Inspira opens at Court Avenue property
LCPS approved three lease-related authorizations Oct. 20 involving Alma d’Arte and Inspira STEAM Academy, which was already operating at the Court Avenue property.
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Las Cruces proposes $1.1 million in Amador Live repairs, phased reopening
Las Cruces proposes $1.1 million in Amador Live repairs and a phased reopening as councilors question delays, unpaid fees and redevelopment plans.
Lynn Community Middle School sees chronic absenteeism decline as LCPS clarifies attendance figures
LCPS confirms declining chronic absenteeism at Lynn Community Middle School, citing student resources, community partnerships and efforts to address attendance barriers.
Public Safety
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New World screwworm confirmed on NMSU campus, elsewhere in Doña Ana County
New World screwworm has been confirmed in a sheep on the NMSU campus and a cow elsewhere in Doña Ana County. Officials have expanded surveillance.
Las Cruces fire stations to offer free glow sticks for Halloween safety
Las Cruces firefighters will distribute free glow sticks Oct. 31 as police and fire officials share safety tips for trick-or-treaters, families and motorists.
Project Jupiter
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New Mexico State University students and organizers call for statewide ban on data centers
NMSU students and organizers rallied in Las Cruces to demand a statewide ban on AI data centers ahead of New Mexico's 2027 legislative session.
Maldonado, Barncastle Salopek name priorities for Doña Ana County Commission District 1
Daisy Maldonado and Samantha Barncastle Salopek outline their priorities for Doña Ana County Commission District 1, including Project Jupiter, infrastructure and transparency.
Education
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Lynn Community Middle School sees chronic absenteeism decline as LCPS clarifies attendance figures
LCPS confirms declining chronic absenteeism at Lynn Community Middle School, citing student resources, community partnerships and efforts to address attendance barriers.
LCPS grading proposal faces board pushback over homework deadlines, teacher autonomy
LCPS board members challenged proposed grading changes Oct. 20, prompting revisions and clarification of the district's existing 40% minimum grading rule.
Community
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WNMU haunted house returns Oct. 30 for Halloween festivities in Silver City
Western New Mexico University's annual haunted house returns to Silver City on Oct. 30, with admission ranging from $2 to $10 and ages 10 and older recommended.
WNMU opens escape room to public to support student food security
Western New Mexico University will host a free public escape room Oct. 26 in Silver City, encouraging donations to support student food security.
