Pedestrian killed in Friday night crash on Boutz Road
Juan A. Haro, 48, was killed late Friday while crossing Boutz Road in Las Cruces. Police say he was struck by a Cadillac driven by a 17-year-old and are still investigating.
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Police seek witnesses in death of man found near Lohman bus stop
Las Cruces police are investigating the death of Luther Lewis Gilbert, 63, who was found unresponsive with injuries near a Lohman Avenue bus stop Thursday. Detectives are seeking witnesses.
Heinrich’s HALT Fentanyl Act heads to White House
Sen. Martin Heinrich’s HALT Fentanyl Act is headed to President Trump’s desk. The bill would permanently classify fentanyl-related substances as Schedule I drugs — a move praised by local law enforcement.
Police investigating man’s death near Lions Park
Las Cruces police are investigating a man’s death after his body was found near the tennis courts at Lions Park early Thursday morning. Detectives are seeking witnesses.
City of Las Cruces launches free teen dance series this summer
Las Cruces will host free teen dances June 20, July 18 and Aug. 1 at 302 S. Main St., with live DJs, interactive entertainment and on-site supervision.
Benjy Rivas to perform June 14 at Doña Ana Arts Council Gallery
Las Cruces favorite Benjy Rivas performs June 14 at the Doña Ana Arts Council Gallery. Tickets are $15 and include snacks, drinks and five decades of Americana storytelling.
LCPD brings Lunchbox Lemonade series to Metro Verde Splash Pad this Thursday
LCPD’s Lunchbox Lemonade series kicks off June 12 at the Metro Verde Splash Pad, offering residents a chance to meet officers, enjoy free lemonade and popsicles, and talk safety while kids play.
Heinrich, Luján oppose Trump administration’s move to strip funding from public broadcasting
New Mexico’s U.S. senators oppose a Trump administration push to cut public broadcasting funds, warning of devastating effects on rural stations, safety alerts and early education.
New Mexico included in CDC warning about Salmonella outbreak tied to eggs
A Salmonella outbreak linked to recalled eggs has reached New Mexico, the CDC warns. Consumers are urged to discard affected products and sanitize surfaces.