City of Las Cruces launches free teen dance series this summer
Las Cruces will host free teen dances June 20, July 18 and Aug. 1 at 302 S. Main St., with live DJs, interactive entertainment and on-site supervision.
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Benjy Rivas to perform June 14 at Doña Ana Arts Council Gallery
Las Cruces favorite Benjy Rivas performs June 14 at the Doña Ana Arts Council Gallery. Tickets are $15 and include snacks, drinks and five decades of Americana storytelling.
LCPD brings Lunchbox Lemonade series to Metro Verde Splash Pad this Thursday
LCPD’s Lunchbox Lemonade series kicks off June 12 at the Metro Verde Splash Pad, offering residents a chance to meet officers, enjoy free lemonade and popsicles, and talk safety while kids play.
Las Cruces police release images of suspect vehicle in road-rage killing of 14-year-old
Las Cruces police released photos of a white minivan believed to be tied to the road-rage shooting that killed 14-year-old Alejandro Roman on June 2. A reward is being offered for tips.
Police ID 14-year-old killed in possible road rage shooting
Police say 14-year-old Alejandro Roman was killed in a suspected road rage shooting near Solano and Spruce. No arrests have been made as the investigation continues.
14-year-old boy shot and killed in possible road rage incident Monday night
A 14-year-old boy was fatally shot Monday night in Las Cruces, near Solano Drive and Spruce Avenue. Police believe the incident may be tied to road rage. No arrests have been made.
County activates support line for CRRUA water concerns
Doña Ana County and the city of Sunland Park have launched a support line and online form for CRRUA customers to report water quality concerns. Bilingual help is available.
Summer reading program returns to Las Cruces libraries with a splash of color
Las Cruces Public Libraries’ 2025 Summer Reading Program begins June 1 with a “Color Our World” theme, prizes for readers of all ages, and a community kickoff party June 7.
Las Cruces’ oldest neighborhood deserves more than neglect
Civil rights attorney Israel Chávez calls on Las Cruces leaders to stop neglecting the city’s historic Mesquite District and invest in preserving its rich cultural heritage.
