By the #s: NM’s new military-controlled border zone is not a ‘60-foot buffer.’ It’s 400 square miles
A new military-controlled zone in southern New Mexico covers 400 square miles, contradicting earlier claims of a 60-foot buffer near the border.
Border Jazz Orchestra to perform free scholarship benefit concert at NMSU
The Border Jazz Orchestra will host a free benefit concert May 10 at NMSU’s Atkinson Recital Hall to raise money for the Mesilla Valley Jazz and Blues Society’s scholarship fund.
What New Mexicans should know about Real ID before the May 7 deadline
New federal ID rules take effect May 7. Here’s what New Mexico residents need to know about getting a Real ID and what to bring to the airport.
Vasquez wants to lock in rural broadband access — permanently
U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez introduced a bill to permanently fund rural broadband, aiming to connect underserved areas with faster internet and better infrastructure.
Free outdoor movie series returns to downtown Las Cruces this summer
Las Cruces' free outdoor movie series returns June 14 with films scheduled through September. Screenings will take place Saturday evenings at 302 S. Main St.
What we’re hearing: Behind the scenes, we’re rethinking how stories travel
We’re rethinking how stories travel — from Bluesky outperforming X to our Sunday ICYMI push. Plus, a preview of our in-depth report on deadly dust storms on I-10.
New Mexico health officials warn of measles risk ahead of summer travel and events
Health officials are urging New Mexicans to get vaccinated against measles before summer travel and public events, as cases rise across the U.S. and in Chaves, Doña Ana, Eddy and Lea counties.
Free youth mental health first aid class offered May 14 in Las Cruces
A free mental health first aid class focused on youth will be held May 14 at the Doña Ana County Government Center. The 8-hour course helps adults support teens facing mental health or substance use challenges.
New Mexico voters to see major changes in primaries and marriage license fees
New Mexico will allow independent voters to participate in primaries starting in 2026. Meanwhile, marriage license fees will rise from $25 to $55 on June 20, 2025.
