NMSU course aims to teach the workplace skills employers actually want
NMSU Global Campus and FracStrat launched an online professional skills course featuring New Mexico business leaders and workplace lessons for early-career professionals.
New Mexico reports first human plague case of 2026
New Mexico health officials reported the state’s first human plague case of 2026 after a Santa Fe County woman died from the disease.
NMSU Juneteenth events to celebrate Black history, culture
NMSU will host several Juneteenth events on the Las Cruces campus, including programs on soul food traditions, Black businesses and Black economic influence.
NM State’s Marlee Cavitt, Alesha Lane earn CUSA academic honors
NM State track and field athletes Marlee Cavitt and Alesha Lane were named to the 2026 Conference USA All-Academic Team.
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Vasquez questions diversion of park fees from maintenance to D.C. projects
Rep. Gabe Vasquez is questioning the Interior Department over the diversion of National Park Service entrance fees from park maintenance to beautification projects in Washington, D.C.
Las Cruces extends cooling stations through Saturday as temperatures reach 100
Las Cruces cooling stations will remain available through Saturday as temperatures are forecast to reach or exceed 100 degrees.
Branigan Library hours to change July 1 after city budget cuts
Thomas Branigan Memorial Library will change its hours July 1 because of city budget reductions, with Sunday closures and adjusted weekday and weekend schedules.
Las Cruces police warn of auto burglaries after overnight cluster near Rinconada
Las Cruces police are warning residents to lock vehicles and remove valuables after at least four auto burglaries were reported near Rinconada Boulevard.
Las Cruces housing inventory rises in weekly market snapshot
A New Mexico Construction Alliance market snapshot shows Las Cruces active listings rose from June 2 to June 9, with fewer homes under contract.
NM Supreme Court denies appeal over Republican Party Chair Barela’s removal
The New Mexico Supreme Court rejected the state Republican Party’s appeal after a judge ruled Amy Barela could not continue serving as chair.
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