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A 35-year military career shaped much of the leadership style that defines Patrick Shannon. He retired as a colonel and has now transitioned full-time into civilian life as a hospital administrator.
The new CEO of MountainView Regional Medical...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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2/19/26
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The Doña Ana County Sheriff's Office is investigating an officer involved shooting that happened the evening of Feb. 17 in the Tortugas area.
Just before 6 p.m., Doña Ana Fire Rescue crews were dispatched to a structure fire at the 600...
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Bulletin Report
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2/19/26
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Doña Ana County has been awarded over half a million dollars by the New Mexico Office of Broadband Access & Expansion to launch the Community Connectivity Expansion Program.
This state funding arrives at a pivotal moment, coinciding with the...
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Bulletin Report
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2/18/26
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New Mexico is poised to become the first state in the nation to enshrine no-cost universal childcare into law after state lawmakers on Wednesday gave final approval to landmark legislation and sent it to...
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Bulletin Report
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2/18/26
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Nestled against the peaceful backdrop of New Mexico’s Mesilla Valley, Bridle Up Hope Las Cruces is a place where girls, women, and horses come together to grow, heal, and shine. Girls and women of all ages step into the arena carrying burdens that...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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2/18/26
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For the first time in its history, Gadsden Independent School District advocated for itself at the state capitol, fighting for funding for its dual language program. High schoolers from the district, faculty and staff, and Superintendent Nubia...
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Bulletin Report
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2/17/26
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For many years, Columbia Elementary students had few walkable options to get to and from school. But now, thanks to a collaborative effort between organizations, school leaders, and Doña Ana County, families have a new path in the...
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Elijah Rey Reyes
Las Cruces Bulletin | 2/17/26 |
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A Doña Ana County jury has returned a verdict of guilty on three counts of first-degree murder against Tomas Rivas, 21, in connection with the Mar. 21, 2025, shooting at Young Park that claimed the lives of three young men and wounded 14...
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Bulletin Report
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2/16/26
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Desert Blooms Grief Center hosted its Valentine’s Mix ‘n’ Mingle fundraiser Feb. 12 at The Game restaurant patio in Las Cruces.
The two-hour event featured food, music, drinks, and a silent auction with proceeds supporting...
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Elijah Rey Reyes
Las Cruces Bulletin | 2/16/26 |
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Doña Ana Fire Rescue crews responded to a residential structure fire in Doña Ana early Sunday morning, Feb. 15.
A nearby neighbor called 911 Sunday morning around 2:30 a.m. to report a home fully engulfed in flames at the 200 block of...
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Bulletin Report
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2/16/26
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The Las Cruces Convention Center has a way of surprising me, but this time it outdid itself. When I walked into the latest Chef Creates event—Le Grand Dîner—I honestly felt like I’d stepped straight into a little café tucked somewhere along a...
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Sandra MoultonLas Cruces Bulletin
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2/12/26
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The City of Anthony, New Mexico, has approved a lease agreement to move forward with the development of a regional sports and recreation complex at the former Dos Lagos Golf Course, marking a significant milestone in the city’s long-term vision...
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Bulletin Report
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2/12/26
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For the first time in the district’s history, students from the Gadsden Independent School District will take a trip to the state capitol. Fifty students will advocate for the district’s dual language program, learn about state government, and go...
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Bulletin Report
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2/12/26
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As New Mexico lawmakers approach the final eight days of the 2026 legislative session, a slate of housing proposals, ranging from multimillion-dollar capital outlay requests to tax incentives and regulatory reforms, is moving through the process...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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2/11/26
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The Las Cruces Police Department is marking the second anniversary of the death of patrol officer Jonah Hernandez with a private memorial to honor and celebrate his life.
Hernandez, who had been with the Las Cruces Police Department just...
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Bulletin Report
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2/11/26
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The Museum of Nature and Science is set to undergo a brand-new redesign, thanks to a $435,000 in approved funding from the New Mexico State legislature. City officials say the investment will dramatically improve public access and operations for...
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Elijah Rey Reyes
Las Cruces Bulletin | 2/11/26 |
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For two straight days, the game lab at Doña Ana Community College transformed into part classroom and part creative bunker. On Jan. 30-31, students gathered around glowing screens, bouncing ideas back and forth, and grinding through the Global...
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Elijah Rey Reyes
Las Cruces Bulletin | 2/10/26 |
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The suspect believed to be responsible for Sunday’s officer-involved shooting on south Valley Drive has been identified as 28-year-old Johnny Ray Morales.
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Bulletin Report
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2/10/26
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Anthony recognized as safest city in New Mexico
The City of Anthony has been named the No. 1 Safest City in New Mexico by SafeWise, based on its analysis of 2025 crime data.
The recognition represents an advancement from second place the prior...
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2/9/26
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An all-star cast and crew will present a staged reading of “The Golden Door,” a new musical by New Mexico State University Theatre Department assistant professor Lisa K. Hermanson at 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 6, at Corbett Center Student Union...
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Mike CookFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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2/9/26
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