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Two men injured in accidental shooting in Doña Ana County
Local

Two men injured in accidental shooting in Doña Ana County

Authorities report firearm discharged unintentionally; injuries not life-threatening

Las Cruces Council approves partial funding for low-income housing development
Local

Las Cruces Council approves partial funding for low-income housing development

Paseos Verdes project secures $1.35 million commitment; construction on initial 80 units set for 2026

High-speed internet to expand in rural areas impacting students in seven NM school districts
Education

High-speed internet to expand in rural areas impacting students in seven NM school districts

Gadsden and Hatch school districts among beneficiaries of $13.5M broadband grant to expand high-speed internet access in rural New Mexico

Baby boom in the nurse’s room: 2023 and 2024 deliver big for 11 LCPS Health Services staff
LCPS

Baby boom in the nurse’s room: 2023 and 2024 deliver big for 11 LCPS Health Services staff

Las Cruces Public Schools Health Services Department celebrates 11 new arrivals while maintaining full nursing coverage across the district

AG office: City violated law in selection of city manager
Local

AG office: City violated law in selection of city manager

State investigation reveals Las Cruces violated Open Meetings Act in closed-door selection of new city manager and employment agreement approval

NMSU students dive into hands-on experiential opportunities
NMSU

NMSU students dive into hands-on experiential opportunities

NMSU’s Fashion Merchandising and Design Program empowers students with hands-on learning, sustainable fashion initiatives and industry internships

Las Cruces Public Schools approves new attendance zones for 2025-2026
LCPS

Las Cruces Public Schools approves new attendance zones for 2025-2026

Redistricting effort balances enrollment, addresses overcrowding and plans for future growth across LCPS schools

NMSU’s Roy Nakayama transformed New Mexico’s chile industry with bigger, hotter peppers
NMSU

NMSU’s Roy Nakayama transformed New Mexico’s chile industry with bigger, hotter peppers

By some estimates, the cultivars developed by Nakayama and his collaborators bring in more than $10 million per year for producers in New Mexico.

New Mexico Education Department unveils strategic plan to elevate public education outcomes
Education

New Mexico Education Department unveils strategic plan to elevate public education outcomes

Five core goals aim to improve literacy, math, attendance, graduation rates and community collaboration across the state

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