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Las Cruces and Doña Ana County have been put under an alert for high amounts of drug overdoses in the area. According to a press release from the Las Cruces Police Department, drug … more
A group consisting of lawyers, activists and the lead plaintiff held a press conference to celebrate a legal victory against MountainView Regional Medical Center. The lawsuit accused the … more
Sen. Ben Ray Luján listened to a group of medical professionals at Memorial Medical Regional Center on Wednesday, August 20, to hear about how the recently passed legislation, H.R. 1, will … more
Las Cruces boxing coach Joe Hidalgo will be inducted into the New Mexico Boxing Hall of Fame. Hidalgo said that he started boxing when he was 14 years old after his father set up a bag outside … more
A two-year-old child who was born premature is vying to become Toddler of the Year in a national competition. Asteria Gatlin, 2, was born two months prematurely, her mother, Cleopatra Smith, … more
Lt. Governor Howie Morales joined by the Legislative Finance Committee and officials from Doña Ana County held a ribbon cutting ceremony for upgrades to the Doña Ana County … more
The Doña Ana Board of County Commissioners voted 5-1 to table a vote on approving the bond questions that will go in front of voters in November. Commissioners delayed the vote after some … more
A Las Cruces man was sentenced last week to seven years in prison after pleading guilty to possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine and possession with intent to distribute fentanyl. … more
The City of Las Cruces is planning a new Day of the Dead, Land of Enchantment Backyard Ultra run at the Prehistoric Trackways National Monument in October. Registration is already open for the … more
A new grief center is forming to provide grief support for youth and families. And for Melissa Murphy, the founder and executive director, grief is a journey she already knows herself firsthand. … more
Chef Tom Drake, Culinary Arts instructor at Doña Ana Community College, has been nominated as New Mexico Chef of the Year. The New Mexico Restaurant Association will announce the winner … more
A group of concerned residents wrote a letter to the las Cruces City Council outlining concerns they had with traffic safety on a stretch of Lohman Ave. and Amador Rd. Las Esperanzas and The … more
The City of Las Cruces supports shopping local by investing in infrastructure for local businesses. Celina Morales, deputy director of Economic Development, said the city is “deeply … more
Since late April, the Las Cruces Police Department has been putting more police on the street through a program called Operation Not in Vain. The operation puts an additional set of police … more
Jornada Elementary School has opened a new space administrators are calling a reading café to encourage members of the community to listen and read with students to foster a lifelong love of … more
As the sun set over Amador Live earlier this month, the beat dropped and the teens of Las Cruces danced, laughed, and reconnected. The Teen Block Party, organized by Tommy Black in partnership with … more
For the first time since 2018, Columbia Elementary School children started their school year at their own campus. Columbia’s students had to be housed at Centennial High School — … more
The City of Las Cruces may not meet its next check-in goal for its climate action plan that calls for cutting greenhouse gases across sectors by a 73% decrease by 2050 from its 2018 emission levels. … more
U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez, D-CD02, held a roundtable discussion at Meerscheidt Recreation Center on Tuesday, July 29, to hear from city, county, school administration and community leaders to address … more
Two Organ Mountain High School graduates are starting at the University of New Mexico’s Spirit Squad this fall. The two teenagers, Riley Test and Adiana Nevares, both 18, officially became … more
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