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The State of New Mexico announced that childcare will be free for all and that they are working to make sure the childcare infrastructure is in place to help with the increased demand.
The universal childcare program comes as an expansion from...
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Noah RaessFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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9/23/25
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I’m excited to see the Las Cruces you know through the fresh eyes of the “new guy.”
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Kurt JohnsonLas Cruces Bulletin
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9/23/25
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Amid protests, seven hours of public comment and threats of arrest against those who would not leave the main county chambers and move into an overflow room, the Doña Ana County Board of Commissioners approved an Industrial Revenue Bond for Project Jupiter.
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Noah RaessFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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9/19/25
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A group of concerned citizens in Doña Ana County held a press conference on Wednesday, September 17, 2025, calling for the Doña Ana County Commissioners to postpone the commission’s vote on the $165 billion data center.
But local citizens are not...
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Susan Morée
Las Cruces Bulletin
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9/18/25
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The Las Cruces Police Department announced that Operation Not in Vain has concluded its 2025 run. The operation was done in honor of Officer Jonah Hernandez who was killed while on duty in February of 2024.
According to a press release from...
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Noah RaessFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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9/17/25
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Community meetings regarding how the City of Las Cruces will spend the increased revenue due to the increase in the gross receipts tax are set to begin in late September.
The city is hosting these events after voters approved a measure to...
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Noah RaessFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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9/17/25
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The New Mexico State University Fire Department will host a 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb from 7 to 11 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 11, at Aggie Memorial Stadium.
The event, which is free and open to the …
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Karmina Conde
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9/10/25
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Former Mayfield basketball coach, Bradley Bailey, has an upcoming book signing at Barnes and Noble, 700 S. Telshor Blvd. from 1 to 4 p.m. on September 13.
Bailey’s book, “Winning Is Never Enough: Suffering Sports and Hope, How to Deal with the...
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Susan Morée
Las Cruces Bulletin
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9/9/25
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KRWG Pubilc Media names KC Counts as new content director.
Counts has been the host of Morning Edition since 2021. She started at the public media station as host of All Things Considered in 2019. She replaces Anthony Moreno, who left in June....
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Susan Morée
Las Cruces Bulletin
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9/9/25
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The Las Cruces Police Department arrested one suspect that they believe was involved in the shooting near Salopek Park that occurred late last week.
On Thursday shortly before 4:30pm, police say that they were called out to the 400 block of...
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Noah RaessFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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9/9/25
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The High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area for New Mexico has no new information regarding the spike in overdoses in Doña Ana County in August.
On August 20, the Las Cruces Police Department sent out a press release saying that they have learned of...
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Noah RaessFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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9/4/25
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With the filing date already passed, many different candidates are in the midst of campaigning for many different positions in the city.
Some major races include Las Cruces City Council seats for district three, five, and six as well as board...
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Noah RaessFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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9/4/25
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A recent state law that banned cell phones in the classroom and some at New America School-Las Cruces say they are already seeing positive results.
The law, the Anti-Distraction Policy in the Schools, sponsored by state Sen. Crystal Brantley,...
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Susan Morée
Las Cruces Bulletin
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9/4/25
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The Las Cruces detachment of the Marine Corps League swept the competition at the state honor guard competition.
The Military Honors Fall Training Conference and Competition took place in Albuquerque and judged different teams on how well they...
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Noah RaessFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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9/2/25
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The Las Cruces City Council voted unanimously to adopt a two-year funding strategy to use the money the city received from the opioid settlements.
The city and many other local governments from across the country took legal action against a...
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Noah RaessFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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9/2/25
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The Las Cruces City Council discussed uses for the new money that they will receive from the gross receipt tax increases during the August 25 council meeting.
The gross receipt tax (GRT) increase was passed by voters last November. This raised...
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Noah RaessFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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9/2/25
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New Mexico State University president Valerio Ferme sent a letter to NMSU staff members clarifying a memo in June that announced reductions across school.
In the August letter, Ferme wrote that …
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Noah RaessFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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8/28/25
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A new five-year economic impact study shows positive overall growth for Spaceport America.
The study, Economic Impact of Spaceport America, 2019-2024, shows that the spaceport’s economic …
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Susan Morée Las Cruces Bulletin
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8/28/25
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From its origins in the mid-1980s as a backyard party hosted in a garlic shed, Pickamania has evolved into an annual festival celebrating acoustic music of all genres.
Catherine Waneck, owner of …
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Susan Morée Las Cruces Bulletin
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8/28/25
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The State of New Mexico announced that it will be giving $120 million dollars to local governments and organizations across the state to help expand affordable housing.
The City of Las Cruces …
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Noah RaessFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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8/25/25
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