NM State Ethics Commission sues secretive group behind pro-Project Jupiter ad campaign
The New Mexico State Ethics Commission is suing a group behind Project Jupiter ads, alleging it violated state transparency and disclosure laws.
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Proposed federal budget cuts could impact New Mexico public lands, Heinrich says
U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich says proposed federal budget cuts could significantly impact New Mexico’s public lands, national parks and wildlife programs.
State seeks to detain both defendants in Anthony assault case ahead of trial
Prosecutors are seeking to detain both defendants in an Anthony assault case, arguing no release conditions can protect the public following allegations of a violent confrontation.
NMSU students build, code and showcase projects at inaugural Hack NMSU
NMSU students from fields including nursing, engineering and computer science created real-world tech solutions in a seven-hour inaugural hackathon designed to spark cross-disciplinary innovation.
Police release video, new details in fatal police shooting on Lohman Avenue
Las Cruces police released video and new details in a fatal police shooting on Lohman Avenue, where investigators say a man reached for a firearm before officers opened fire.
Two men charged with kidnapping, assault after alleged dispute over property deal in Doña Ana County
Two men face kidnapping and assault charges after investigators say a dispute over a property transaction escalated into a violent confrontation involving a handgun in Doña Ana County.
LCPS earns national awards for budgeting, procurement
Las Cruces Public Schools earned national recognition for budgeting and procurement, becoming the only district in New Mexico to receive both awards.
NMSU College of Business team earns second place at National Ethics Case Competition
An NMSU College of Business undergraduate team placed second nationally at an ethics case competition and earned $80,000 in prize money.
New Mexico Primary 2026: New Mexico House of Representatives, District 34
A Democratic primary in southern Doña Ana County is highlighting debates over water use, growth and economic development as incumbent Rep. Raymundo Lara faces challenger Juan Fuentes.
