NMDOT to hold ribbon cutting for completed NM 101/University Avenue improvement project
State and local officials will mark completion of the NM 101/University Avenue improvement project during a ribbon cutting ceremony Thursday in Las Cruces.
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Three inmates accused of beating, tasing correction officer at Doña Ana County Detention Center face federal charges
Federal prosecutors charged three inmates accused of beating and tasing a correction officer at the Doña Ana County Detention Center earlier this month.
Who’s running for Doña Ana County Sheriff on the Republican ballot in the June 2026 primary election?
Republican candidates for Doña Ana County sheriff discuss recruitment, transparency, cooperation with federal agencies and public safety priorities ahead of the June 2026 primary election.
NMSU STEM Achievers program gives students hands-on lessons with technology
NMSU’s free STEM Achievers summer camp will introduce Las Cruces middle school students to coding, robotics, AI, drones, 3D printing and other technologies.
Las Cruces forum to explore how AI is reshaping small business operations
An NMBorderplex forum in Las Cruces will focus on how artificial intelligence is changing operations, hiring and competitiveness for small businesses.
‘A debt we owed’: Memorial Tower holds the images and now the stories of fallen Aggie servicemen
NMSU has launched a new online archive sharing the stories of fallen Aggie servicemen memorialized in the university’s Memorial Tower in Las Cruces.
New Mexico launches statewide energy dashboard tracking emissions, infrastructure and power trends
New Mexico launched a new public energy dashboard designed to track emissions, infrastructure, generation trends and economic impacts tied to the state’s energy transition.
NMSU research team aims to improve beef fat for restaurant use
An NMSU research team is studying ways to improve beef fat quality for restaurant use, focusing on how cattle diet and genetics affect cooking performance and flavor.
Heinrich presses federal officials as Rio Grande water pressures grow across New Mexico
Sen. Martin Heinrich pressed federal officials over Rio Grande water management, El Vado Dam delays and New Mexico water infrastructure during a Senate hearing this week.
