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Ways to assist local helping organizations
Every year, the Las Cruces Bulletin publicizes ways to help those in need in Las Cruces and Doña Ana County. These local nonprofits would welcome your donations of money, food, clothing and … more
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The Third Judicial District courthouse in Las Cruces, Nov. 3, 2024.
Prosecutors silent after man shot by police is no show at court
A Las Cruces man shot by police during a standoff at an apartment complex last month did not appear for a hearing meant to determine if he should be jailed without bond, according to court … more
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Larry Horan, a lobbyist employed by the city of Las Cruces, prepares for a presentation in city council chambers, Nov. 12, 2024.
Las Cruces officials look ahead to busy legislative session
Paid family medical leave, public safety improvements and more money for infrastructure are among the top priorities for the city of Las Cruces in the upcoming legislative session, according to a … more
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A child talks to Santa at the Mesilla Valley Mall in 2016. An event hosted by NMSU’s autism diagnostic center will provide children with autism alternative ways to meet jolly Saint Nick.
Sensitive Santa is a Santa for all
For many families, the holiday season can have a list of must-dos. Welcome the season with the tree lightning in downtown Las Cruces, check. Drive around and look at Christmas lights, check. Book a … more
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The Las Cruces Police Department urges residents to be vigilant against theft of packages from their doorsteps during the holidays
Avast! Beware of porch pirates this season
Hand-in-hand with the holiday season, especially in the internet era when more and more gifts are purchased online and shipped to households, comes the phenomenon of porch piracy. more
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Las Cruces firefighters battle a fire at a residence on Crystal Place in Las Cruces on Nov. 26, 2024.
North Las Cruces home damaged in fire
A residence off of Sonoma Ranch Blvd. north of Highway 70 was damaged by a fire Tuesday afternoon. more
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Third Judicial District court in Las Cruces.
Lawsuit says district court admin stole $21,000 in retirement fraud
The former head of operational duties for the 3rd Judicial District Court defrauded the county’s highest court of more than $21,000 after he was terminated, according to a lawsuit the court … more
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U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez addressed a groundbreaking ceremony for a new reproductive health care clinic in Las Cruces on Sept. 5, 2024.
Controversial nonprofit bill passes House without Vasquez’s support
A bill opponents fear would give the Trump administration the power to strip tax-exempt status away from nonprofits passed through the U.S. House of Representatives despite some Democrats backing … more
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Fire department urges safe cooking on Thanksgiving
Structure fires tend to increase during Thanksgiving and the winter holiday season, according to fire departments nationwide, and a frequent cause involves cooking accidents. The Las Cruces Fire … more
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Veteran Fred Huff, right, and his wife Lynda arrange a wreath on the grave of his friend, U.S. Army veteran Carl Bernard Rawson, on Wreaths Across America Day at HillCrest Cemetery in Las Cruces in 2023.
Wreaths Across America Day honors veterans
The grave of deceased military veterans will be honored in Las Cruces and El Paso, and nationwide, on Wreaths Across America Day, Dec. 14. In Las Cruces, the nonprofit United Military Women of … more
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The Mesilla Valley Regional Dispatch Authority, located in Las Cruces, is seen on July 12, 2024.
Former 911 dispatcher charged after posting bomb threats online
A Las Cruces man and former 911 dispatcher faces criminal charges after the FBI accused him of threatening to blow up the Doña Ana County Government Center and Mesilla Valley Regional Dispatch … more
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$22.7 Million multi-modal project to begin on NM 101, University Ave.
The New Mexico Department of Transportation District One office in cooperation with La Calerita Construction, LLC. (Contractor) is excited to announce the $22.7M multi-modal project of 1.419 miles of … more
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Teresa Gomez is seen on police body-worn camera footage on Oct. 3, 2023, shortly before she was killed by a former Las Cruces police officer.
Las Cruces agrees to $20 million in historic settlement to Teresa Gomez family 

In the largest settlement for a police officer killing in state history, the city of Las Cruces announced it would settle a lawsuit by the family of Teresa Gomez for $20 million. more
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Memorial Medical Center board members Ikani Taumoepeau and Alvin Dominguez, and chief of staff M. Rizwan Sardar, M.D., hear comments during the hospital’s town hall meeting on Nov. 20, 2024.
At town hall, hospital pledges to improve
“You are here to make us better,” Dennis Knox said as he convened a town hall-style meeting in a crowded conference room at Memorial Medical Center. Since August, Knox has served as … more
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Steve Perez, with microphone, Las Cruces Utilities Deputy Director of Regulatory Compliance, showcases a water box during a presentation about water and lead at the Nov. 18 council meeting.
Las Cruces reports no lead piping after public notifications
City of Las Cruces officials said they have found no lead pipes since sending thousands of letters to utility customers warning of “unknown” materials in pipes, but will continue … more
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Alamogordo man sentenced after killing police officer
An Alamogordo man convicted of killing a police officer was sentenced on Nov. 15 to life in prison.  Dominic De La O, 27, was convicted by a jury after police said he killed Alamogordo … more
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Doña Ana County Deputy Clerk Caroline Zamora presents at a Board of County Commissioners meeting on Nov. 15, 2024.
County certifies 'dang good election'
Doña Ana County Deputy Clerk Caroline Zamora was observing a line of early voters at the county government center when her patience as the neutral overseer of elections faced a test.  … more
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Patrick Allen served as New Mexico's Department of Health secretary from 2023 to 2024. Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham announced his resignation, effective immediately, on Nov. 20, 2024.
Governor announces immediate departure of New Mexico health secretary
The governor announced the abrupt departure of New Mexico's cabinet secretary leading the state Department of Health, effective immediately. more
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Wastewater lift station equipment in Las Cruces shows clogging from disposable wipes flushed down toilets.
City pleads: Don’t flush wipes!
They seem convenient and disposable enough, and are sometimes marketed as biodegradable or even flushable; but for decades, disposable wipes flushed down toilets have been leading to destructive and … more
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Staff of what was once known as the New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority pose in front of their new logo and name, Housing New Mexico, after a Nov. 13 news conference in Albuquerque.
Housing agency to seek $500M from lawmakers
Members of the state legislature will again ask for half a billion dollars for New Mexico’s housing agency this upcoming legislative session, re-upping a big request that the agency says is … more
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