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J.C. Borrego
Las Cruces elevates Borrego to assistant city manager
Juan Carlos “J.C.” Borrego, the city’s assistant director of human resources since 2022, will fill the vacant assistant city manager position. more
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Projects scheduled to improve rest areas include Las Cruces roadrunner site
The New Mexico Department of Transportation District One office will invest approximately $1M in two rest areas, the Lordsburg Welcome Center and Rest Area and the Las Cruces Scenic View Rest Area. … more
A primary election voter inserts her ballot into a tabulator at a Las Cruces polling place on May 29.
It’s election day in Las Cruces. Here’s who’s already won
Twenty-nine candidates running for local office woke up Tuesday morning as winners. The rest— fewer than average — must spend the day sweating it out. According to an analysis … more
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Las Cruces council puts a partial ban on fireworks
The City of Las Cruces unanimously approved a ban on some fireworks ahead of the Fourth of July during a meeting on June 3. The ban is meant to reduce the chance of fire sparking in and around … more
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Congressman pays traffic citations from 2002
Congressman Gabe Vasquez, a Democrat representing southern New Mexico and a former Las Cruces City Council member, recently confronted long overdue fees stemming from traffic citations he received in … more
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Las Cruces police shoot dog, provide limited details
A city of Las Cruces spokesperson confirmed that police shot a dog on May 28, but did not provide substantive information about the shooting. Mandy Guss, a spokesperson for the city, confirmed … more
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Alma d’Arte Charter High School board president Richelle Peugh-Swafford and principal Adam Amador appear before the state Public Education Commission in Santa Fe on April 19.
AG’s office says charter school violated Open Meetings Act
New Mexico’s Open Meetings Act states, “all persons are entitled to the greatest possible information regarding the affairs of government and the official acts of those officers and … more
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Las Cruces City Hall
Tax hike more popular when paired with info
A survey conducted by the city of Las Cruces reported broad support for a tax increase that could grow the city’s revenues by $20 million per year. The increase would address funding gaps … more
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The perimeter of the Blue 2 wildfire in Ruidoso is pictured on a map at the village’s website, where daily updates on the fire are published.
Blue 2 fire still uncontained 12 days in
A forest fire burning near Ruidoso remains uncontained as of May 28. The Blue 2 fire has burned 7,178 acres and is 0 percent contained, according to the village of Ruidoso . No homes have burned … more
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A massive plume from the Black Fire on June 9, 2022.
New Mexico ag urged to prepare for wildfires
New Mexico is in the middle of the typical peak wildfire season, and national forecasters say risk could increase throughout the summer. So the state agriculture department is reminding residents, … more
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DASO Sgt. Jose Pacheco, Detective Gerald Sanchez, defendant Oswaldo Corral and Deputy Ruben Hernandez.
DASO: Man arrested in Mexico on cold case murder from 2008
A Las Cruces man wanted in connection with a 2008 murder was booked into jail following an arrest in Mexico.  Oswaldo Corral, 45, was booked on charges of first-degree murder, armed … more
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'The food comes from the earth'
The drums are first — thump thump-thump thump ! — as members of Tortugas Pueblo lead the 24th annual Blessing of the Fields at New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum on May 17. … more
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Cash flow to DA candidates indicates heated race
One candidate collected thousands as a salaried employee of Doña Ana County. Another has been getting her contributions from donors in Santa Fe and Albuquerque. A third is taking out … more
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Real or fake? New Mexico’s Secretary of State’s office has produced an online quiz for voters to test their ability to discern photographs of real people from computer-generated ones.
State’s top elections officer confronts AI fakery
Robocalls during election campaigns are nothing new, and the voice that greeted some New Hampshire voters on the phone last February sounded plausibly like a recorded message from President Joe … more
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A graphic illustration of the proposed city of Las Cruces budget for next year is displayed during the city council meeting on May 20.
New budget adds city hall, public safety jobs
The Las Cruces City Council approved a $596.6 million budget during a meeting on May 20 that adds 21 new jobs and supplies $165.1 million to the general fund. The $13 million increase to the … more
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The property at the corner of University Avenue and S. Chaparral Street, at least 75 years old, is slated for demolition as concerned citizens ask about preserving the buildings.
History of structures can be preserved even if buildings come down
Historic Preservation Committee Commissioner Judy Berryman said she would like to see the property at University Avenue and S. Chaparral Street, which is at least 75 years old, preserved for history. … more
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Firefighters at the scene of a fire on N. Mesquite Street in Las Cruces on May 17.
Firefighters stifle blaze on Mesquite Street
On Friday evening, city firefighters extinguished a fire in the back of an abandoned home on N. Mesquite Street, per a news release from the fire department. The LCFD responded shortly before 8 … more
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UNM approves land acquisition for Las Cruces reproductive health center
Thursday, the University of New Mexico Board of Regents approved a land acquisition for a full-spectrum reproductive healthcare center, that will include abortion care, in Doña Ana … more
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A voting machine is seen at the current Doña Ana County Elections Bureau warehouse in a file photo.
County to break ground on new elections warehouse
The Doña Ana County Clerk’s Office will host a groundbreaking ceremony for a new elections warehouse next week.  The new warehouse, which houses the ballot counting process … more
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Las Cruces man found guilty in 2022 vehicular death
A jury convicted a Las Cruces man of manslaughter following a road rage incident near S. Espina Street and University Avenue in 2022.  Jason Salias, 38, was convicted of voluntary … more
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