Feds arrest former New Mexico judge and wife for alleged evidence tampering in immigration case
A former magistrate judge and his wife face federal charges alleging they tampered with immigration documents to affect a legal proceeding.
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Trees for Tortugas one of several Aggies Without Limits community projects
New Mexico State University students from Aggies Without Limits worked with Pueblo of Tortugas members to install waterlines, plant trees and improve a community baseball field — part of a series of local projects funded by Sen. William Soules.
Las Cruces utility payment counter to close for staff training April 10
Las Cruces utility customers will need to use alternative payment options the morning of April 10, as the City’s Cashiering Program will be closed for staff training from 8 a.m. to noon.
Fire damages vacant building on West Hadley Avenue
The Las Cruces Fire Department responded to a structure fire at a vacant building on West Hadley Avenue on April 5. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation.
Las Cruces photo exhibit reunites family of photographer Jim Ballard
Google search leads family to rediscover great-grandfather's historic portraits housed at NMSU
New Mexico AG Torrez files suit against Las Cruces business allegedly defrauding veterans
Advocates say state, federal laws needed to protect veterans from ‘claimsharks’
Tim Brown to speak at Henson Community Breakfast in Las Cruces
Retired Dallas Cowboys player and Heisman Trophy winner Tim Brown headlined the annual Henson Community Breakfast on May 1 in Las Cruces.
Las Cruces to reopen some Hadley sports fields after light pole removals
Apodaca softball fields remain closed as safety work continues
Las Cruces groups plan vigil honoring Young Park shooting victims
Event organized by youth and faith leaders aims to promote unity and healing
