New Mexico GOP sets 2026 Statesman Dinner with Nick Shirley, Gregg Hull
The Republican Party of New Mexico will hold its 2026 Statesman Dinner on July 25 with Nick Shirley, Gregg Hull and Mark and Krysty Ronchetti.
Las Cruces Eyemart Express fundraiser supports cancer research
Eyemart Express in Las Cruces is donating $5 from each Stand Up To Cancer frame sold through Aug. 29 to support cancer research.
Trump raises election hacking claims as New Mexico officials split over address
President Donald Trump cited possible foreign hacking of U.S. election systems in a Thursday evening address, drawing sharply divided responses from New Mexico officials.
As homelessness changes in Las Cruces, so does Community of Hope
As Mesilla Valley Community of Hope expands its campus and services, Executive Director Nicole Martinez says more first-time homelessness and rising housing costs are reshaping how Las Cruces responds to housing instability.
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NMSU alumnus’ debut novel earns national recognition
NMSU alumnus Canyon Young’s debut novel, “Eyes on the Horizon,” was named a finalist for a 2026 Spur Award from Western Writers of America.
Las Cruces Utilities warns residents about water quality flyer scam
Las Cruces Utilities is warning residents not to complete or submit unauthorized flyers or door hangers asking about home water quality.
LCPS opens enrollment for new statewide online school
Las Cruces Public Schools has opened enrollment for Aspire Online School, a new virtual public school serving eligible K-12 students statewide.
Woman killed after being struck by train in Las Cruces
A 35-year-old woman was killed late Tuesday after being struck by a southbound BNSF train near Brown Road in Las Cruces.
Borderless Brass Band to play July 19 MVJBS gathering
Borderless Brass Band will bring New Orleans-style jazz to the Mesilla Valley Jazz and Blues Society’s July 19 gathering in Las Cruces.
WNMU teacher preparation programs earn ‘A+’ grades for reading instruction
Two Western New Mexico University teacher preparation programs earned “A+” grades in a national review of how future educators are trained to teach reading.
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