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A terrified woman struggles in stormy floodwaters as sharks circle around her in promotional artwork for the film ā€˜Shark Thrash.’
Film

Free screening of ā€˜Shark Thrash’ brings cult-film chaos to Las Cruces

A free screening of ā€œShark Thrashā€ from cult film studio The Asylum will take place June 6 at the Rio Grande Theatre in Las Cruces, followed by a Q&A with cast and crew.

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A graphic highlights five nationally televised New Mexico State football games scheduled for the 2026 season, along with broadcast networks and matchup dates.
Aggie Football

NM State football lands five national TV games in 2026 schedule release

Conference USA released kickoff times and TV assignments for the 2026 season, including five nationally televised NM State football games.

Michael Navarrette
Amy Barela speaks with attendees inside a convention hall during a New Mexico Republican Party event, with multiple American flags displayed near a stage in the background.
Politics

NM judge rules Republican Party of New Mexico Chair Barela must leave post

A New Mexico judge ruled that Republican Party of New Mexico Chair Amy Barela must step down from her leadership post amid an ongoing intra-party legal fight.

Patrick Lohmann
A red Las Cruces Fire Department engine sits outside a fire station bay in Las Cruces.
Fire

Las Cruces firefighters extinguish early morning structure fire on El Camino Real

Las Cruces firefighters responded Tuesday morning to a structure fire on El Camino Real that was contained to the room where it started.

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A ballot box sits beside sheriff’s badges, a New Mexico flag and a stylized DoƱa Ana County sheriff emblem against mountain scenery.
Elections

Who’s running for DoƱa Ana County Sheriff on the Democratic ballot in the June 2026 primary election?

Voters in DoƱa Ana County’s Democratic sheriff primary can compare candidates’ responses on public safety, mental health response, transparency and cooperation with federal agencies.

Jonny Coker
Promotional graphic showing the newly improved NM 101/University Avenue corridor in Las Cruces alongside ribbon cutting event details and a gold ceremonial ribbon.
Roads

NMDOT to hold ribbon cutting for completed NM 101/University Avenue improvement project

State and local officials will mark completion of the NM 101/University Avenue improvement project during a ribbon cutting ceremony Thursday in Las Cruces.

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Exterior view of the DoƱa Ana County Detention Center building in Las Cruces.
Public Safety

Three inmates accused of beating, tasing correction officer at DoƱa Ana County Detention Center face federal charges

Federal prosecutors charged three inmates accused of beating and tasing a correction officer at the DoƱa Ana County Detention Center earlier this month.

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A ballot box sits beside sheriff’s badges, a New Mexico flag and a stylized DoƱa Ana County sheriff emblem against mountain scenery.
Elections

Who’s running for DoƱa Ana County Sheriff on the Republican ballot in the June 2026 primary election?

Republican candidates for DoƱa Ana County sheriff discuss recruitment, transparency, cooperation with federal agencies and public safety priorities ahead of the June 2026 primary election.

Jonny Coker
A student works with wires and electronic components during a STEM activity at New Mexico State University’s STEM Achievers summer camp.
NMSU

NMSU STEM Achievers program gives students hands-on lessons with technology

NMSU’s free STEM Achievers summer camp will introduce Las Cruces middle school students to coding, robotics, AI, drones, 3D printing and other technologies.

Sarah Kimmerly
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