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LCPD

Las Cruces Police share cybersecurity tips during National Awareness Month

LCPD reminds residents that cybersecurity is a year-round responsibility, offering practical tips to protect personal data and avoid online scams.

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A man in a suit and tie sits at a congressional hearing table speaking into a microphone, with a nameplate reading “Rep. Vasquez” in front of him.
Rep. Gabe Vasquez

Vasquez leads push to ensure troops are paid during federal shutdown

Reps. Gabe Vasquez and Derek Tran led a letter urging Congress to guarantee pay for service members during the federal government shutdown.

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Film Las Cruces 10th-anniversary logo: yellow Organ Mountains with rays above, “Film las Cruces” text, and a black ribbon reading “Celebrating 10 Years” on a white background.
Film

'In Our Blood' to premiere Oct. 17 at Cineport 10 in Las Cruces

The feature film In Our Blood — shot entirely in Las Cruces — will premiere Oct. 17 with a Q&A featuring director Pedro Kos and cast members.

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A smiling NMSU alumna wearing a white polo with the university logo sits at a desk with a laptop in front of a large window.
NMSU

NMSU alumna finds success, inspiration through Honors College programs

An NMSU alumna says Honors College programs and faculty support opened paths for professional achievement and academic growth.

Adriana M. Chávez
Northwestern University Professor Bernard Black speaks to members of New Mexico’s interim Health and Human Services Committee on Oct. 7, 2025.
Health

NM GOP says ‘biased’ legislative presenter underplayed need for health care reform

Republican legislators say a presenter to the interim Health & Human Services Committee underplayed physician shortages in New Mexico, misused national data and ignored state-specific trends.

Patrick Lohmann
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Art

Museum of Art showcases Into the Hourglass: Paño Arte from the Rudy Padilla Collection

The Las Cruces Museum of Art is presenting Into the Hourglass: Paño Arte from the Rudy Padilla Collection, a traveling exhibition of Chicano prison art from the National Hispanic Cultural Center, on display through Jan. 3, 2026.

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Three pink Las Cruces Police Department window decals promoting Breast Cancer Awareness, each showing the badge logo with a gold sun, mountains and a pink ribbon.
LCPD

Las Cruces police offering free window decals for Breast Cancer Awareness Month

The Las Cruces Police Department is distributing free Breast Cancer Awareness Month window decals at its Front Station Office while supplies last.

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El Paso Electric logo with view of downtown El Paso in the background.
NMSU

NMSU Global Campus, El Paso Electric launch partnership to benefit workforce

New Mexico State University Global Campus has partnered with El Paso Electric to expand workforce training, offering employees discounted tuition and access to online degree and microcredential programs.

Karen Cooper
A voter places a sealed ballot envelope into a transparent ballot box, guided by another person’s hand, symbolizing participation and civic engagement.
Doña Ana County

GO bonds aim to modernize amenities, strengthen communities in Doña Ana County

Doña Ana County voters will decide Nov. 4 on two GO bond questions to fund recreation, cultural and infrastructure projects.

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