Daniel Lowell and Trista Schlaefli were arraigned this morning in federal court in Las Cruces, on an indictment charging them with carjacking and firearms charges resulting in a death.  The charges arise out of a Nov. 27, 2017, crime spree during which Lowell and Schlaefli allegedly fled from a U.S. Border Patrol checkpoint, carjacked a vehicle at gunpoint resulting in the death of former Las Cruces Police Officer J.R. Stewart and attempted to carjack two other vehicles. During today’s hearings, Lowell and ...

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prius_1BULLETIN PHOTO BY STEVE MACINTYRE Southwest Environmental Center (SWEC) Prius raffle winner William Bretz of Las Cruces takes the key to his new sporty Prius from Vescovo Toyota of Las Cruces owner George Vescovo Tuesday morning, April 24. Each year the Southwest Environmental Center raffles off a new Prius,selling 500 tickets at $110 each, as away to fund its work to protect and restore wildlife and their habitats. This year the drawing was held on ...

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By Gabrielle Rochelle For the Bulletin My mother lived to be almost 96, in fairly good shape until the last four years when a minor stroke laid her low. We closed her apartment, knowing that she would not be able to live alone anymore. She had outlived my father by 35 years and had occupied the same second-floor walk-up apartment in Philadelphia most of those years. We distributed her possessions among us and gave the key back to the landlord, an old ...

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By Richard Coltharp Las Cruces Bulletin Drizzt Garcia-Washburn, an 18-year-old senior at Centennial High School, walked into foreign territory last Saturday. Sure, he’d seen City Barber Shop before. Every Las Crucen has. It’s been here for 60 years. Courtesy photo Even as a baby, Drizzt Garcia-Washburn had long hair. He didn’t get a haircut at all from 9 months to age 18. The cut came April 21 at City Barber Shop in Las Cruces.Courtesy photoEven as a ...

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BULLETIN REPORT Las Cruces police are continuing to investigate Monday evening’s shooting on Athenian Way that resulted in the death of a 17-year-old boy, according to a press release from the Las Cruces Police Department. Shortly before 7 p.m. Monday, April 23, police responded to the report of shots fired on Athenian Way, just south of Foothills Road. Officers then received information that a shooting victim had been transported by private vehicle to the nearby Mountainview Regional Medical Center. The victim, identified as ...

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Photo by Steve MacIntyre Linda Reader Sanchez dances with the New World Drummers Saturday morning during Earth Day festivities at the Plaza de Las Cruces. Photo by Steve MacIntyre Linda Reader Sanchez dances with the New World Drummers Saturday morning during Earth Day festivities at the Plaza de Las Cruces. Photo by Steve MacIntyre NMSU student Molly Dupin looks at plants sold by the NMSU Horticulture Forum with one of the club members ...</p> <a class=CONTINUE

Bulletin report Water outage planned along portion of Mesa Drive on April 24 Homes and businesses along part of Mesa Drive, north of Central Road to Peachtree Hills Road, will be without water between 10 p.m. tomorrow, April 24, and 2 a.m. Wednesday, April 25, according to a press release from the city. The outage is necessary to allow crews to abandon a 4-inch water line. Door hangers will be distributed to homes and businesses that may be affected. Residents and businesses could experience ...

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By Phil Wilke For the Bulletin I’ve been hacked…again. Me and 150 million of my fellow calorie counting-OCD friends were notified that the app we use was hacked and our data might have compromised. Fortunately, little personally sensitive data is housed on that website, but now some Bulgarian hacker knows my body-mass index and is laughing his Bulgarian butt off about overweight Americans. Wilke, PhilI realize that learning my snacking habits are not the ultimate hacking ...

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