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A New Mexico resident will attend President Joe Biden's State of the Union address tonight as legislation is pending to expand the  Radiation Exposure Compensation Act . The measure was passed … more
Local news outlets and the reporters who work for them are declining sharply, with a Northwestern University study reporting newspapers closing at a rate of 2.5 weekly during 2023, an increase over … more
Senator Heinrich invited MacArthur Elementary's community school coordinator to be his guest at President Biden's address to Congress. more
A Las Cruces man who was struck by a car while riding his bike on Lohman Avenue in February succumbed to his injuries and died on March 2, according to a city of Las Cruces news release. Roy … more
The Las Cruces City Council approved a $6 million affordable housing general obligation bond and a strategy for how to spend it. Across two votes during a council meeting on March 4, councilors … more
The Las Cruces Public Libraries announced a weekend spring garden workshop open to the public from 12:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, March 16. The workshop consists of crafting activities … more
The bulk of a news conference Friday focused on changes and priorities that Las Cruces Police Chief Jeremy Story believes would make Las Cruces a safer place. more
Ifo Pili first heard of Las Cruces just two years before becoming the city’s most powerful man. He was serving as city manager of Eagle Mountain, Utah, when the city recorder mentioned Las … more
Las Cruces police on Thursday disclosed the identity of the witness who intervened during the assault of officer Jonah Hernandez and killed the assailant, Armando Silva. In an apparent effort to … more
The Doña Ana County Board of County Commissioners voted unanimously to purchase two plots of land for an upcoming transitional housing project near the intersection of W. Picacho and N. Motel … more
Las Cruces City Manager Ifo Pili, who has led Las Cruces’ administration for three and a half years, announced he will leave the city in March. The announcement came Wednesday morning.  … more
On an afternoon with blowing dust and sideways snow, two people in bright yellow vests and heavy winter clothes worked over an open manhole in the brush behind Belen High School. “Ice … more
A Las Cruces man was sentenced to 10 years in prison following a jury conviction in November 2023. James Theriault, 82, was convicted of second-degree murder, attempted murder and tampering with … more
The five finalists in New Mexico State University’s search for a new president will be on campus this week for separate open forums inviting faculty and staff and students to hear the … more
The Las Cruces City Council voted unanimously to sign a $3 million contract with American Medical Response (AMR) to provide ambulance services in Las Cruces and Doña Ana County. The … more
On Monday, courtroom 7 at the 3rd Judicial District court in Las Cruces was packed. The gallery was full, people stood at the sides of the room, and an additional row of chairs accommodated staff … more
WHAT:      Lordsburg Veteran Benefits Seminar Various presentations on such topics as the PACT Act , suicide prevention , the VA disability claims process, and VA health care … more
On an afternoon with blowing dust and sideways snow, two people in bright yellow vests and heavy winter clothes worked over an open manhole in the brush behind Belen High School. “Ice … more
In 2023, NMSU grad Jesse Walden was behind his camera in Orlando reporting from the scene of a homicide when he and his colleague were shot. A year later, Walden reflects on a year of healing. more
The morning before Jonah Hernandez was killed, he made sure to spend a few minutes helping his wife. Yesenia Lopez had been sick the morning of Feb. 11, so she needed help getting out of bed. … more
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