Branigan Library hosts 'Wicked'-themed film and book discussions in January
Events include a screening of 'The Wizard of Oz' and a discussion of Gregory Maguire's novel, 'Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West'
NMSU research explores brackish water for agriculture amid drought concerns
Study highlights potential for salt-tolerant crops and innovative irrigation solutions using New Mexico’s vast brackish groundwater resources
Firefighters contain blaze at commercial building on Avenida de Mesilla
No injuries reported as Las Cruces crews extinguish early morning fire
New Mexico driver’s licenses and IDs now available on mobile devices
Residents can add IDs to Apple Wallet and Google Wallet for use at TSA checkpoints, businesses, and mobile apps.
Empowering New Mexico: NMSU Extension Family and Consumer Sciences drives statewide impact with $4.5M in grants
Programs tackle diabetes, nutrition, vaccine education and mental health, reaching 21,000 residents and generating $16.4M in economic benefits through targeted community initiatives and workforce development.
NMSU study finds high suicide rates among American Indian, Alaska Native children
Research by NMSU professor reveals nearly 16,000 years of potential life lost from 2015-2021, with suicide rates significantly higher than other racial and ethnic groups
Mesilla Valley Jazz and Blues Society kicks off 2025 with Azúcar Jazz Combo performance
January meeting features Latin jazz, dessert social, and society updates on Jan. 19 at Alma d’Arte Charter High School in Las Cruces
New Mexico laws lowering taxes, easing access to medication take effect in 2025
One new federal mandate will require some people to prove they have jobs to receive federal food benefits.
Moccia to depart NMSU, Burdge named acting athletics director
President Valerio Ferme cites Department of Justice report in leadership change; Burdge brings extensive experience in student-athlete success and hazing prevention
