Teaching Academy Gala recognizes educators, donors at NMSU
New Mexico State University’s Teaching Academy Gala celebrated educators and supporters who advanced teaching, research and faculty development during the 2023–2024 academic year.
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English conversation class for Spanish speakers returns to Branigan Library
Branigan Library is offering a free seven-week English conversation class for Spanish speakers beginning May 12, helping participants improve confidence, pronunciation and real-world communication skills.
Need home repairs? This program may cover the cost
Housing New Mexico is offering over $3 million in free home repair funding for low-income homeowners, with expanded access and no-cost upgrades for safety, accessibility and structural issues.
Honoring the women who feed New Mexico
New Mexico is accepting nominations for the 2026 Matriarchs of Agriculture campaign, honoring women leaders who’ve shaped farming, ranching and rural life across the state.
New Mexico Supreme Court says lawmakers can’t be sued for decisions they make as part of their jobs
The New Mexico Supreme Court ruled that lawmakers are protected from lawsuits when they make official decisions, saying the Constitution gives them legal immunity.
Brace for a bleak water year on top of ‘nightmare’ fire weather season
New Mexico faces a bleak water year alongside extreme fire risk, with state officials warning of compounding climate impacts heading into summer 2025.
New crime reduction operation honors fallen officer Jonah Hernandez
Operation Not in Vain, launched in honor of fallen Officer Jonah Hernandez, began April 28 and aims to reduce violent crime in Las Cruces through increased patrols and multi-agency collaboration.
UPDATE: Las Cruces police shooting leaves one dead, another injured
A man was killed and another injured in a police shooting Thursday morning on Walnut Street in Las Cruces. The officer was unhurt. A task force is investigating.
Superintendent outlines vision, progress and challenges at LCPS State of the District
Superintendent Ignacio Ruiz highlighted student gains, equity gaps and the reopening of Columbia Elementary in LCPS' 2025 State of the District address.
