Op-Ed: New Mexico’s anti-predatory lending law is working — but threats are looming
A Think New Mexico policy expert says the state’s 36% interest rate cap has saved borrowers millions, but warns new exemptions could weaken protections.
NMSU earns national recognition in U.S. News & World Report 2026 Best Graduate Schools rankings
NMSU earned national rankings across multiple graduate programs in the latest U.S. News list, including business, public health and engineering.
Former presidential candidate Andrew Yang launches NM Forward Party
Former presidential candidate Andrew Yang announced the New Mexico Forward Party in Santa Fe, with organizers aiming to recruit candidates and appeal to voters outside the two major parties.
LCPS continues to seek public input on Cesar Chavez Elementary name
Las Cruces Public Schools continues to seek public input on whether to rename Cesar Chavez Elementary amid recent scrutiny of Chavez’s legacy.
Judge denies new trial for Young Park shooter, sets hearing on alleged juror misconduct
A judge upheld Tomas Rivas’ Young Park murder convictions, rejecting claims of withheld evidence and insufficient proof while ordering a May 7 hearing on alleged juror misconduct.
Blasting begins for border wall on cherished New Mexico mountain
Blasting has begun on Mount Cristo Rey near Sunland Park, opening a new phase of border wall construction on one of southern New Mexico’s most revered landmarks.
Fire damages home on Stagecoach Drive in Las Cruces
Firefighters responded to a structure fire on Stagecoach Drive in Las Cruces, containing the blaze in about 20 minutes. No injuries were reported.
Republican drops out of Congressional District 2 primary
Jose Orozco’s exit leaves Greg Cunningham as the lone contender in New Mexico’s 2nd Congressional District primary.
Las Cruces City Council approves $25M in projects, advances $20M bond plan
Las Cruces City Council approved nearly $25 million in projects and advanced a $20 million bond plan funded by a voter-approved gross receipts tax increase.
