âDark Windsâ season five filming in New Mexico, bringing nearly 900 jobs
The fifth season of AMCâs âDark Windsâ is filming in New Mexico through July, employing nearly 900 New Mexicans in cast, crew and background roles.
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New Mexico opens applications for trade hub districts tied to logistics and manufacturing growth
New Mexico has opened applications for Trade Port District designations aimed at supporting logistics, manufacturing and industrial development projects across the state.
Las Cruces to celebrate opening of Peachtree Canyon Apartments Phase 1
Las Cruces officials will hold a ribbon cutting May 21 for the first phase of the Peachtree Canyon Apartments affordable housing development.
WNMU professor examines how Silver City avoided becoming a ghost town
A new book chapter by WNMU history professor Scott Fritz examines how Silver City survived economic downturns that turned many nearby mining towns into ghost towns.
Final public meeting set for University Avenue widening project in Las Cruces
NMDOT will hold a final public meeting May 20 on the University Avenue widening project in Las Cruces, with updates on completed work and remaining construction items.
New Mexico invests millions in desalination projects as drought pressures grow
New Mexico is investing more than $13 million in projects aimed at turning brackish underground water into a future drought-resilient water supply, including work involving NMSU.
Bernie Sanders endorses Daisy Maldonado in Doña Ana County commission race
U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders endorsed Daisy Maldonado in the Democratic primary race for Doña Ana County Commission District 1, citing her opposition to Project Jupiter.
NM Supreme Court upholds conviction in âBaby Faviâ child abuse death case
The New Mexico Supreme Court upheld the conviction of Lalo Anthony Castrillo IV in the 2018 death of 2-year-old Faviola Rodriguez, known locally as âBaby Favi.â
Doña Ana County to provide free summer lunches for children, teens
Doña Ana County will provide free summer lunches for children and teens ages 1 to 18 at Community Resource Centers across the county beginning May 26.
