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Close-up of a New Mexico State Police vehicle with illuminated red taillights and another police SUV blurred in the background.
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Three Deming police officers fatally shoot man during pursuit; second man found dead

Three Deming police officers fatally shot Jaime Aguilar during a Nov. 5 pursuit. State Police are also investigating a second man's death nearby.

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Max Adams, 78, smiles in a black cowboy hat, dark jacket and olive-green shirt. He has white hair, a white mustache and brown eyes.
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Second Silver Alert issued for missing Doña Ana County man in three days

Authorities issue a second Silver Alert for Max Adams, 78, after he disappeared again in Doña Ana County. See his description and vehicle details.

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A New Mexico State University sign is mounted on a dark wall as sunlight filters through trees in the background.
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Meta grant funds NMSU virtual reality training for K-12 educators

A Meta grant is funding new NMSU Global Campus virtual reality training courses designed to help K-12 educators integrate immersive technology into classrooms.

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Nevaeh Lopez participates in a room-clearing drill at the New Mexico State Police Academy.
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Former Mesilla Marshals intern graduates from State Police academy

Nevaeh Lopez, a former criminal scene investigator intern with the Mesilla Marshals Office, graduated June 17 from the New Mexico State Police Academy as part of the 107th Recruit Class.

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