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The man accused of killing a woman at the Imperial Sky Motel on Dec. 6 now faces federal charges after Border Patrol agents said he was caretaking a group of migrants. more
The Doña Ana County Board of Commissioners gave the county detention center high marks, calling it clean and remarking about the courteousness of the staff. However, it said that some … more
A judge issued a $5,000 secured bond for the man accused of killing a woman at the Imperial Sky Motel on Dec. 6. more
Scott Andrews is, by his own account, “just as corny as advertised.” The new Doña Ana County manager likes to employ “dad jokes” without regard for consequence and … more
A transparency fight is brewing at the state legislature, and Las Cruces may be right in the middle of it.  Local governments, including counties and cities of New Mexico, are looking to … more
Alan Leyva-Vasquez, 22, faces one count of vehicular manslaughter in the death of Kari Scholin. more
The 10th Circuit Appeals Court is set to rule on whether a court erred in finding a Las Cruces Police Department officer had legal immunity when he killed 75-year-old Amelia Baca in 2022.   more
A crash at the Imperial Sky Motel Friday morning killed one bystander and injured another, according to initial reports. more
Mesilla Valley Community of Hope is looking for nearly $9 million from state lawmakers to expand services, according to a presentation on Dec. 2.   more
Las Cruces native Sarah Davenport won Senate confirmation as New Mexico’s next federal judge on Dec. 5. more
Women in New Mexico won big this last election and now make up more than half of the state‘s lawmakers. Along with a female-majority legislature and a woman overseeing the state Senate, … more
Every year, the Las Cruces Bulletin publicizes ways to help those in need in Las Cruces and Doña Ana County. These local nonprofits would welcome your donations of money, food, clothing and … more
A Las Cruces man shot by police during a standoff at an apartment complex last month did not appear for a hearing meant to determine if he should be jailed without bond, according to court … more
Paid family medical leave, public safety improvements and more money for infrastructure are among the top priorities for the city of Las Cruces in the upcoming legislative session, according to a … more
For many families, the holiday season can have a list of must-dos. Welcome the season with the tree lightning in downtown Las Cruces, check. Drive around and look at Christmas lights, check. Book a … more
Hand-in-hand with the holiday season, especially in the internet era when more and more gifts are purchased online and shipped to households, comes the phenomenon of porch piracy. more
A residence off of Sonoma Ranch Blvd. north of Highway 70 was damaged by a fire Tuesday afternoon. more
The former head of operational duties for the 3rd Judicial District Court defrauded the county’s highest court of more than $21,000 after he was terminated, according to a lawsuit the court … more
A bill opponents fear would give the Trump administration the power to strip tax-exempt status away from nonprofits passed through the U.S. House of Representatives despite some Democrats backing … more
Structure fires tend to increase during Thanksgiving and the winter holiday season, according to fire departments nationwide, and a frequent cause involves cooking accidents. The Las Cruces Fire … more
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