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Nearly 40 residents crammed into the Sunland Park City Council Chambers April 5, 2024, for a town hall with Juan Carlos Crosby, interim director for Camino Real Regional Utility Authority.
State auditor scrutinizes utility
The New Mexico state auditor’s office confirmed it’s taking a closer look at the books of a water utility for Sunland Park, Santa Teresa and southern Doña Ana county.  … more
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Las Cruces City Attorney Brad Douglas takes questions at a news conference at city hall on Aug. 30, 2024.
City says Memorial Medical Center may have violated lease
The city issued a notice of breach to Memorial Medical Center, asking the hospital to respond to evidence it had violated terms of its public land lease. more
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Former New Mexico Public Education Secretary Arsenio Romero.
Arsenio Romero resigns from PED, pursuing NMSU job
New Mexico’s public education secretary, Arsenio Romero, attended the Albuquerque Public Schools’ superintendents “state of the district speech” on Wednesday, posting … more
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The U.S. District Court building in downtown Las Cruces.
NMSU grad nominated as federal judge
President Joe Biden will nominate Sarah Davenport of Las Cruces to serve as the state’s newest federal judge, according to a statement from the White House.  If confirmed by the U.S. … more
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Pictured, left to right, are Las Cruces Fire Department Chief Jason Smith, New Mexico State University Fire Chief Johnny Carrillo, Mesilla Fire Chief Greg Whited, Doña Ana Fire Rescue Chief Shannon Cherry, Sunland Park Fire Chief Daniel Medrano and NASA/WSMR Deputy Fire Chief Jimmy Herrera as they sign an automatic aid agreement on Aug. 27, 2024.
Chiefs hope new fire agreement improves response times
Fires, medical emergencies, and disasters don't care about the invisible boundaries between towns and counties. And now, neither do the emergency responders.  Local fire departments signed … more
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Officers arrest Julian Valenzuela after his mauling by a service dog at the S. Espina Street and University Avenue intersection on March 4, 2022.
City pays $30K after K-9 mauling
Note: This article contains descriptions of domestic violence. La Casa offers emergency shelter via walk-in between 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. or by calling 575-526-9513.    The city … more
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Clockwise from top: Mónica Torres and Yu-Feng “Winnie” Lee of New Mexico State University; and Mandy Leatherwood Guss of the city of Las Cruces.
Three Local Women Named Top Leaders
Three Las Cruces women were named this year among the “Top 50 Women Leaders of New Mexico” by a national publication and international professional organization.  Mandy … more
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The Las Cruces Police Department headquarters on E. Picacho Avenue downtown.
Police auditor dings LCPD on tasers; otherwise high marks
Las Cruces Police Department’s officers are doing a better job of holding each other accountable, and the department has instituted a robust internal review process, according to the … more
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New Mexicans lean toward incumbent dems even as crime anxiety swells
A recent survey shows incumbent Congressman Gabe Vasquez with a nine-point lead over his Republican challenger, Yvette Herrell. more
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Clockwise, from top: New Mexico House District 53 Democratic candidate Sarah Silva, Republican Elizabeth Winterrowd, and the late Jon Hill, who withdrew from the 2024 election and endorsed Silva shortly before his death.
Southern NM House race has new candidate
Three candidates were competing to be the Democratic nominee for a Las Cruces state House district going into the weekend of Aug. 24. The race took center stage in early August after Jon Hill, … more
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City pays penalties in public records lawsuit
The city of Las Cruces has handed over public records sought by a Las Cruces resident after a district court judge found the city had violated the state’s Inspection of Public Records Act. … more
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1.Speaker Mike Johnson and former Congresswoman Yvette Herrell field a question during a campaign event in Las Cruces on Aug. 21, 2024.
Herrell, Mike Johnson open ‘battle station’ as fight for CD2 heats up
Attention all units! Congressional candidate Yvette Herrell and Las Cruces Republicans christened a small office off of N. Solano Drive as a campaign office, or ‘battle station,’ as … more
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Security camera footage shows men, described by police as employees of a Las Cruces Albertsons grocery store, confiscating a shopping cart from an unhoused woman on Aug. 6, 2024.
Police, video confirm details of shopping cart confrontation
The Las Cruces Police Department confirmed that two Albertsons grocery store employees took a shopping cart from a Las Cruces woman, despite previous statements when the incident occurred. … more
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State Sen. Joe Cervantes, D-Las Cruces, addresses a town hall at the New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum in Las Cruces, N.M., on Aug. 19, 2024.
At town hall, Sen. Joe Cervantes addresses public safety in blunt terms
State Sen. Joe Cervantes addressed a recent special session and a pair of controversial city ordinances at a town hall in Las Cruces. more
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Doña Ana County chair Christopher Schaljo-Hernandez reopens a meeting of the commissioners on Aug. 19, 2024, before officially approving Scott Andrews’ selection as county manager.
Doña Ana County hires Scott Andrews to push economic development
The Doña Ana County Board of Commissioners finalized the details of Scott Andrews' contract in less than an hour during a Monday morning meeting. Dressed in more casual clothing than … more
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Police auditor to host first public meeting in August
A police auditing firm hired by the city to review Las Cruces Police Department procedures and practices in 2021 will host the first of several public meetings later this month.  A news … more
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Requests for absentee ballots open for 2024 general election
The Doña Ana County Clerk’s office announced in a news release that voters wishing to request absentee ballots for the 2024 general election had until Oct. 22 to apply. Absentee … more
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State Rep. Angelica Rubio, D-Las Cruces, speaks with a community member following a Semilla Project GenGreen town hall at New Mexico State University on Aug. 14, 2024.
Lawmakers hear from public at renewable energy town hall
The transition from petroleum-based to renewable energy is complicated, expensive and a lengthy process. Those three features were the prologue for a town hall about renewable energy and the … more
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Noah Apodaca, 21, poses for a photo outside the NBC Sports studio in Stamford, Conn.
NMSU student returns from NBC Sports internship covering 2024 Olympics
Noah Apodaca did not get to go to Paris, France, for his internship with NBC Sports’ presentation of the 2024 Olympic games. Instead, he was shipped off to the coastal town of Stamford, … more
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A line of cadets at the Las Cruces Fire Academy are seen in an archive photo.
Las Cruces Fire Academy Begins Recruitment for 2025 academies
The Las Cruces Fire Department is accepting applications for recruits until Oct. 20. The recruits will enter the academy beginning on Feb. 24, 2025, and if enough people qualify for slots, the … more
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