Community of Hope parking lots to be restriped June 18
Parking lots at the Community of Hope campus in Las Cruces will undergo striping maintenance June 18, with work planned in phases throughout the day.
Heinrich, Luján press Burgum over park fees used for D.C. projects
U.S. Sens. Martin Heinrich and Ben Ray Luján are demanding answers on whether national park fees are being redirected to Washington, D.C., projects.
Deming farmworker housing project wins state tax credit award
Housing New Mexico approved tax credits for a 53-unit Deming farmworker housing project and a loan tied to Montana Meadows in Las Cruces.
NMSU legend Anita Maxwell named to New Mexico Sports Hall of Fame
NMSU basketball legend Anita Maxwell is part of the New Mexico Sports Hall of Fame’s 2025 induction class, with a banquet scheduled June 27 in Albuquerque.
Vasquez marks DACA anniversary, calls for protections for Dreamers
The southern New Mexico congressman said more than 4,000 DACA recipients live in New Mexico and deserve certainty. Organ Mountain News report WASHINGTON - U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez marked the 14th anniversary of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program Monday by calling for continued protections for Dreamers and
New Mexico health officials warn parents to stop using recalled Nara infant formula
New Mexico health officials are warning parents to stop using recalled Nara Organics infant formula after the product was linked to three infant botulism cases in other states.
Las Cruces man accused of possessing bomb-making materials near ‘A’ Mountain
Prosecutors say NMSU police and bomb squad personnel found bomb-making materials, chemicals and an explosives handbook after witnesses reported explosions in the desert south of Dripping Springs Road.
Juneteenth closures to affect city, county and NMDOH operations
Las Cruces, Doña Ana County and NMDOH offices will close or adjust schedules Friday, June 19, for Juneteenth.
Doña Ana County International Jetport to host public open house on airport master plan update
Doña Ana County officials will host a public open house June 23 to share updates and gather feedback on the International Jetport master plan study.
Las Cruces library invites students to showcase science fair projects
Las Cruces Public Libraries will host Science Fair Summer from June 22-27 at Thomas Branigan Memorial Library.
WSMR to block Hwy. 70 for about an hour Monday morning
White Sands Missile Range will block Hwy. 70 for about one hour Monday morning, June 15, with the closure scheduled to begin at 9 a.m.
Three former Aggies turn 2018 title run into major league success
Three former NMSU baseball players from the Aggies’ 2018 WAC championship team are now making their mark in Major League Baseball.
LCPS seeks Spanish-language feedback on student dress policy
Las Cruces Public Schools will host a June 15 virtual feedback session for Spanish-speaking families on proposed student dress policy revisions.
NMSU researcher works to turn scrap metal into 3D-printed parts
An NMSU engineering professor is part of a nearly $3 million NSF grant to develop metal 3D printing methods that can turn scrap metal into high-quality parts.
Want to coach middle school sports? LCPS is hosting a coaches fair
Las Cruces Public Schools will host a June 24 coaches fair for people interested in coaching middle school sports.
DACC collecting school supplies to help Las Cruces families
Doña Ana Community College is collecting school supplies for Las Cruces families through the Stuff the Bus donation drive.
Tree deaths tripled across New Mexico in 2025 amid drought, heat
Tree deaths tripled across New Mexico in 2025, with beetle-killed conifer acreage up 211%, according to a new state and federal forest health report.
NMSU helps launch biotech game that lets students explore science careers
NMSU and UConn Extension developed a free 4-H biotech game that lets students explore 10 science careers through hands-on tasks.
