Why does Las Cruces need $1.1 million to repair Amador Live?
Why does seven-year-old Amador Live need $1.1 million in repairs? City records reveal deterioration, unfinished construction and oversight failures.
Project Jupiter monitoring committee to discuss water meeting plans Nov. 21
Project Jupiter's Community Monitoring Committee will meet Nov. 21 in Sunland Park to discuss water usage, bylaws and future public information meetings.
NMSU releases free screwworm guide as New Mexico cases climb to 41
NMSU has published a free New World screwworm guide as confirmed cases reach 41 across eight New Mexico counties, including Doña Ana.
Loud booms, Santa Teresa Country Club fire under investigation
Fire investigators are examining a Santa Teresa Country Club blaze and reports of loud booms hours earlier. The FBI is assisting the investigation.
WNMU social work student turns nursing experience into a new career
WNMU student Desiree Woodard will earn her social work master’s degree in December, building on years in nursing and family caregiving.
New Mexico lawmakers call for veterans’ care, benefits and support on Veterans Day
New Mexico’s senators and Rep. Gabe Vasquez marked Veterans Day with calls to protect veterans’ care and benefits and expand support.
Opinion: Honoring veterans requires more than a thank-you
New Mexico Rep. Kathleen Cates calls for stronger support and funding for veteran housing, employment and transitional services ahead of Veterans Day.
No. 15 Gonzaga overwhelms NMSU after close first half in 109-68 loss
NMSU trailed No. 15 Gonzaga by five at halftime before falling 109-68 in Spokane. Mark Lavrenov led the Aggies with 19 points.
Liberty spoils NMSU homecoming despite Williams’ two touchdowns
NMSU fell to Liberty 30-14 on homecoming in Las Cruces despite 150 receiving yards and two touchdowns from AJ Williams III.
Las Cruces seeks public input on homelessness, substance abuse and mental health Nov. 17
Las Cruces will host a Nov. 17 community listening session on homelessness, substance abuse and mental health at Central Elementary. Recording consent is required.
NMSU Physical Science Laboratory marks 80 years of aerospace, defense research
NMSU's Physical Science Laboratory celebrates 80 years, tracing its evolution from White Sands rocket testing to modern aerospace and defense research.
New Mexico guarded its drivers’ data. Border Patrol is watching anyway.
UNM law professor Shaw Drake examines Border Patrol surveillance towers in Sunland Park and gaps in New Mexico's driver privacy protections.
DACC seeks student artwork for spring 2027 exhibits at two campuses
Doña Ana Community College is accepting student artwork for spring 2027 exhibits at its East Mesa and Espina campuses. Submissions are due Dec. 11.
Heinrich demands answers on data centers proposed for federal public lands
Sen. Martin Heinrich demands BLM disclose data center proposals on public lands, their environmental reviews and legal authority by Nov. 20.
Doña Ana County clerk details why Sunland Park's $8.25M bond questions missed ballot
Doña Ana County Clerk Amanda López Askin explains why Sunland Park's $8.25 million bond questions were omitted from the Nov. 3 ballot.
Three Deming police officers fatally shoot man during pursuit; second man found dead
Three Deming police officers fatally shot Jaime Aguilar during a Nov. 5 pursuit. State Police are also investigating a second man's death nearby.
Fourth-generation cotton ginner to share century of Las Cruces history Nov. 12
Emmy Harvey will share 100 years of Las Cruces cotton-ginning history during a free Nov. 12 presentation at the New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum.
DACC to celebrate first-generation college students Nov. 12 in Las Cruces
Doña Ana Community College will host a free, public celebration of first-generation college students Nov. 12 at its Espina Campus in Las Cruces.
