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Teen in critical condition after shooting at Frenger Park
Crime

Teen in critical condition after shooting at Frenger Park

Las Cruces police investigate Monday evening shooting; no arrests made

Las Cruces library hosts monthly romance book discussions
Lifestyle

Las Cruces library hosts monthly romance book discussions

January session focuses on Urban and Paranormal Fantasy, with in-person and Zoom options available

Mesilla Valley Fine Arts Gallery features January artists and February art game
Lifestyle

Mesilla Valley Fine Arts Gallery features January artists and February art game

Artists Mary Zawacki and Frank Peacock take the spotlight in January, followed by “My Masterpiece Game” during Love of Art Month

Las Cruces police Investigate apparent murder-suicide
Crime

Las Cruces police Investigate apparent murder-suicide

Elderly couple found deceased in their Gila Trail home from gunshot wounds

The year in water news: Preparing for New Mexico’s drier future
State

The year in water news: Preparing for New Mexico’s drier future

2024 continued to be a turbulent year in water policy, politics and health in New Mexico.

Doña Ana County Crisis Triage Center to reopen under new management
News

Doña Ana County Crisis Triage Center to reopen under new management

Summit Behavioral Health to operate 24/7 facility for mental health and substance use crises starting Jan. 1, 2025

Faculty revolt at Western New Mexico University
State

Faculty revolt at Western New Mexico University

Outrage over the terms of Joseph Shepard’s lucrative separation package prompts a drive for a vote of no confidence in WNMU’s Board of Regents

Las Cruces to raise minimum wage and tipped wage in 2025
Local

Las Cruces to raise minimum wage and tipped wage in 2025

City’s minimum wage increases to $12.65 per hour and tipped wage to $5.06 per hour starting Jan. 1, 2025

NMDA requests $22.5 million budget for FY26 to address key agricultural priorities
State

NMDA requests $22.5 million budget for FY26 to address key agricultural priorities

The proposed budget supports water resilience, acequia funding, market development and employee compensation improvements.

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