New Mexico measles cases hit 100, health officials urge vaccination
State health officials report 100 measles cases in New Mexico, including three new infections in Santa Fe County. Vaccination remains the most effective protection.
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Fire damages home on Rio Arriza Loop in Las Cruces
Las Cruces firefighters contained a Wednesday afternoon blaze that damaged a home on Rio Arriza Loop. No injuries were reported.
Las Cruces police issue 37 citations during El Paseo Road traffic operation
Las Cruces police issued 37 citations in one hour along El Paseo Road on Aug. 14, including speeding, registration, insurance and cell phone violations. More operations are planned.
Activity pool at Las Cruces Regional Aquatic Center closed for repairs
The Activity Pool at the Las Cruces Regional Aquatic Center is closed until further notice, but other facilities remain open for swimming.
Failed GOP candidate gets 80-year sentence for arranging shootings at elected NM Democrats’ homes
Solomon Peña was sentenced to 80 years in prison for orchestrating a politically motivated shooting spree targeting New Mexico Democrats following his election loss.
City invites neighborhood, watch groups to August 14 meeting
Neighborhood and watch groups can register with the City of Las Cruces during an August 14 meeting aimed at boosting communication and collaboration.
State’s new broadband boss says satellite is ‘significant’ in getting New Mexico 100% connected
New Mexico has 90 percent high-speed broadband coverage, and the state’s new broadband director says low-Earth orbit satellite could help connect the remaining underserved areas by 2026 — with fiber remaining the backbone.
New Mexico downwinders face possible scams
Advocates warn New Mexico downwinders to avoid scams tied to new $100K RECA compensation, as claim filings aren’t yet open.
LCPS to host Aug. 14 town hall on social media lawsuit
Las Cruces Public Schools will hold an Aug. 14 town hall on social media’s impact on youth and its lawsuit against major tech companies.
