Otero County deputy charged with first-degree murder in teen's death
Bernalillo County DA announces charges in June 2024 police shooting
Las Cruces cures transparency violation, but not unanimously
Council passes resolutions after NMDOJ finds Open Meetings Act breaches in 2024 city manager hiring process; public voices concerns on transparency and salaries.
Police seek help finding missing Las Cruces man
Authorities ask for public assistance in locating 32-year-old last seen near local hospital
New Mexico reports decline in overdose deaths for second consecutive year
Fentanyl and methamphetamine remain leading contributors to drug-related fatalities
Governor nominates El Paso Electric executive to NMSU Board of Regents
Ricardo Gonzales tapped for four-year term, pending Senate confirmation
Ex-New Mexico official leads call for Trump pardons for Jan. 6 rioters as second election is certified
New Mexico congressional delegation reflects on significance of certification on fourth anniversary of the deadly insurrection
Las Cruces Public Libraries launches Latino poetry series exploring heritage and identity
First session on Jan. 14 features poetry discussions and lucha libre mask crafting
Lawmakers file the first bills of New Mexico’s 2025 legislative session, which starts Jan. 21
Proposals include tribal-state education partnerships, expanded foster care support, trust fund for retired workers and stricter penalties for threats
Las Cruces neighborhood dumpster day set for Jan. 11
Residents can dispose of household trash, yard waste, and other items at no cost
FOX series "The Cleaning Lady" returns to New Mexico for fourth season
Filming in Albuquerque expected to employ more than 2,500 New Mexicans
Las Cruces lawmakers to host legislative listening sessions
Events scheduled Jan. 9 and Jan. 11 to gather public input ahead of 60-day session
WNMU regents quit en masse
The mass resignation comes after an investigation of the outgoing president’s severance payment
Bicyclist dies after collision on Alameda Boulevard
61-year-old man struck by vehicle while riding in designated bike lane
Las Cruces Public Schools to delay start by two hours on Thursday
Weather-related delay affects class and bus schedules
NMDOT issues winter driving tips amid weather advisory
Southern New Mexico drivers urged to prepare for snow and ice
Las Cruces activates warming stations as winter weather approaches
Facilities available across the city to provide shelter from cold temperatures
Las Cruces City Council approves bonds to fund $20 million settlement
Revenue bonds to cover lawsuit payout; other council actions include liquor license transfer
Ralph G. Torres: A lifetime of advocacy and aspiration at 85
NMSU alumnus and Denver attorney reflects on his 54-year legal career, workers' rights advocacy and commitment to future generations through scholarships