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Doña Ana Magistrate Court in Las Cruces, Jan. 30, 2024.
Las Cruces to hold ‘safe surrender’ warrant event
A “fresh start” is available for people with outstanding bench warrants at New Mexico magistrate courts, the state Administrative Office of the Courts announced Monday. On Friday or … more
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Valerio Ferme arrives at Corbett Center Student Union on the Las Cruces campus of New Mexico State University for a public forum on Sept. 13, 2024
Valerio Ferme tapped as next NMSU president
New Mexico State University’s next president, and first permanent leader in a year and a half, will be Valerio Ferme. Ferme is currently executive vice president of academic affairs and … more
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Las Cruces Mayor Eric Enriquez gave a speech at the Sept. 13 ribbon-cutting for the East Mesa Recreational Complex pickleball courts
City touts new pickleball courts, fire station groundbreaking
The city of Las Cruces held events for two projects funded by the 2022 general obligation bond last week as work on the projects came to fruition.  Staff and officials held a ribbon cutting … more
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Centennial High School in Las Cruces was named in one of a pair of threats against area schools recently, resulting in arrests of two students.
Social media threats toward multiple Las Cruces schools lead to arrests
Three Las Cruces students face criminal charges after police say they made threats on social media to carry out shootings at Las Cruces schools.  Two students, who Las Cruces Police … more
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Sarah Silva is the Democratic candidate for New Mexico’s House of Representatives, District 53.
Court rules Silva stays on ballot in House election
A district judge ruled that a Democrat running for office who filed some of her paperwork late can remain on the ballot despite arguments from Republicans that she should be disqualified. The … more
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Voters to decide fate of three judges
The Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission recommended retaining all three district judges up for retention votes this November.  Richard Jacquez, James Martin and Conrad Perea received … more
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Valerio Ferme, a finalist for New Mexico State University president, speaks with a student after a presentation on the Las Cruces campus on Sept. 13, 2024.
NMSU candidate Valerio Ferme hears from students
The fourth and final candidate for New Mexico State University’s presidency last week described being an Aggie as “punching above your weight, being committed to hard work." more
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The Las Cruces Fire Department flies a garrison flag in commemoration of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the U.S. in a file photo.
LCFD marks 23 years since Sept. 11
The Las Cruces Fire Department recognized the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon 23 years after the day this week.   Starting at 7:30 a.m., the … more
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Monica Lounsbery, dean of Cal State Long Beach’s College of Health and Human Services, addresses a public forum at the Las Cruces Convention Center on Sept. 12, 2024, as a candidate for New Mexico State University’s presidency.
Lounsbery outlines leadership style for NMSU post
On Sept. 12, it was Monica Lounsbery’s turn to present herself to New Mexico State University staff, students and the public as a candidate for the university’s next president. Four … more
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Scott Andrews presents to the Board of County Commissioners on Aug. 9, 2024. Andrews will take over as Doña Ana County Manager in October.
New county manager contract sees tighter terms, bigger bucks
Elected officials will have the chance to participate in the incoming county manager’s evaluation, a provision that caused a rift between the commission and the previous manager. more
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Las Cruces man sentenced in murder-for-hire
A Las Cruces man who pleaded guilty to hiring a hitman to kill his girlfriend’s mother received a ten-year sentence this month.  Leif Hayman pleaded guilty to trying to hire a hitman … more
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Minutes before a meeting at city hall on Sept. 10 intended to educate businesses about the new shopping cart law, few people had arrived.
City prepares enforcement of shopping cart law
Businesses supplying customers with shopping carts have until Sept. 16 to submit their anti-theft plans to the city of Las Cruces as enforcement of the controversial shopping cart ordinance … more
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Brian Haynes, a candidate for New Mexico State University’s next president, speaks to students at the Corbett Center Student Union on Sept. 10, 2024.
Haynes stresses inclusion, negotiations with students in pitch for NMSU post
Brian Haynes was the second candidate to present himself for the top leadership job at New Mexico State University. more
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Las Cruces Mayor Eric Enriquez speaks shortly before adjourning a work session of the city council at city hall on Sept. 9, 2024.
City nearing deadline on millions in spend-it-or-lose-it federal dollars
As the clock ticks down on federal Covid-19 relief money, Las Cruces officials said most of the money given to Las Cruces has been spent or allocated.  The discussion took place at the city … more
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The iconic Santa Fe Plaza was lined with crime scene tape and patrolled by police in body armor after a carjacking and a series of police shootings on Sunday, Sept. 8, 2024.
Las Cruces lawmaker at Mass as shots rang out
One day after a carjacking followed by a series of police shootings abruptly ended a popular New Mexico cultural celebration, local officials said there was no indication the violence was directly … more
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A student walking on campus is seen in the reflection of a window on the New Mexico State University campus, where candidates for the university’s next president are meeting with students, staff and community members the week of Sept. 9.
Romero makes case at NMSU as cabinet secretary questions process
On Monday, Arsenio Romero made his case to staff, students and the community for the leadership of New Mexico State University. more
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Las Cruces police chief Jeremy Story addresses an LCPD town hall in Las Cruces on Jan. 15, 2024.
Crime stats town hall to feature fentanyl presentation
Two experts on drug use will join the Las Cruces Police Department for a town hall about crime and fentanyl later this month.  LCPD announced the change for its quarterly town hall geared … more
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Lisa Masterson gives Therapaws dog Trek some attention at Mesilla Valley Hospice in Las Cruces.
Therapy dogs unleash joy in Las Cruces
Local volunteer Charlene Curry and other members of Therapaws have found a great way to keep their dogs active while also contributing to community members’ health: through hour-long therapy … more
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Students walk on New Mexico State University’s Las Cruces campus on Aug. 12, 2024.
NMSU president search narrows as MacKinnon withdraws
And then there were four: The slate of finalists for the presidency of New Mexico State University shrank by one Friday, after Neil MacKinnon withdrew. The university informed the Las Cruces … more
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Judge denies request to reinstate Patrick Howard sentence
This article discusses sexual assault against children. Help is available by contacting the La Pi ñon 24-hour hotline at 575-526-3437.  The two former Las Cruces High School students … more
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