Police investigating man’s death near Lions Park
Las Cruces police are investigating a man’s death after his body was found near the tennis courts at Lions Park early Thursday morning. Detectives are seeking witnesses.
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Las Cruces police release images of suspect vehicle in road-rage killing of 14-year-old
Las Cruces police released photos of a white minivan believed to be tied to the road-rage shooting that killed 14-year-old Alejandro Roman on June 2. A reward is being offered for tips.
Police ID 14-year-old killed in possible road rage shooting
Police say 14-year-old Alejandro Roman was killed in a suspected road rage shooting near Solano and Spruce. No arrests have been made as the investigation continues.
14-year-old boy shot and killed in possible road rage incident Monday night
A 14-year-old boy was fatally shot Monday night in Las Cruces, near Solano Drive and Spruce Avenue. Police believe the incident may be tied to road rage. No arrests have been made.
A deadly drive: Wife of I-10 dust-storm crash victim speaks out
Joseph Malley was killed in a February I-10 dust storm crash. His wife recalls their last call — and asks why no one is fixing this deadly highway.
Why I-10 near Lordsburg keeps killing drivers
Frequent dust storms have turned a remote stretch of I-10 into a hazard zone. As deadly crashes rise, scientists and transportation officials are exploring what can be done.
Las Cruces police release new details in May 8 shooting involving officer near South Walnut Street
Las Cruces police released new details and video from a May 8 shooting involving an officer and 18-year-old Josiah Perrault. Officials say the case highlights rising teen gun violence in the area.
FBI spotlights joint terrorism task force, border partnerships in El Paso roundtable
At a roundtable marking 45 years of its Joint Terrorism Task Force, the FBI and partner agencies highlighted border-related threats, southern New Mexico coordination, and oversight mechanisms to protect civil liberties.
NM Supreme Court narrows whistleblower protections, citing public interest
The New Mexico Supreme Court ruled that public employees aren’t protected under the state’s whistleblower law unless their disclosures serve the public interest — a decision that could reshape how retaliation claims are handled statewide.
