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Air show pilot Chuck Coleman speaks at a media event on Oct. 18, 2024 for the second annual Las Cruces Air and Space Expo at Las Cruces International Airport..
Pilot Chuck Coleman dies in air show crash
The second annual Las Cruces Air and Space Expo came to an abrupt end on Sunday afternoon as a plane crashed during an aerobatic performance. more
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Las Cruces City Hall
Las Cruces to vote on GRT increase, but where will the money go?
To tax or not to tax? That is the question that residents of Las Cruces face with a ballot measure to increase the rate of gross receipt taxes.  Supporters of the measure say the … more
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Las Cruces Regional Aquatic Center is located at 1401 E. Hadley Avenue.
Aquatic Center pools to be resurfaced
The activity and warm water pools at the Las Cruces Regional Aquatic Center will close for resurfacing during November, the city announced. Resurfacing of the shells for the two pools will … more
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The Gila National Forest would be affected by proposed changes to Air Force flight training areas over Arizona and southwest New Mexico.
Air Force extends comments on flights over Gila
The U.S. Air Force has extended a public comment period on a proposal to expand airspace for military training flights, including lower altitude flights over the Gila National Forest. Members of … more
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Las Cruces city officials join Doña Ana County officers to break ground on the Peach Tree Hills development on Oct. 10, 2024.
Las Cruces launches largest affordable housing project to date
Officials from the city of Las Cruces and Doña Ana County broke ground on a 144-unit affordable housing development on Oct. 10, with plans to double the development later this decade.  … more
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Kim Skaggs (left) goes against Nathan Small (right) for New Mexico House of Representatives District 36
Skaggs looks to upset Small in second bout for House District 36
The last few election cycles have left the New Mexico Legislature with new leadership – and Las Cruces’ Nathan Small has been a big part of that.  Small, who’s held the … more
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Yvette Herrell is seen during a 2022 interview at the Las Cruces Bulletin, when Herrell was serving in Congress. U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez talks to a supporter at Los Mariachis restaurant in Las Cruces on Oct. 8, 2024.
Vasquez-Herrell debate appears to be off the table
Voters in New Mexico’s 2nd Congressional District are unlikely to see a debate or candidate forum with U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez, the Las Cruces Democrat serving his first term in Congress, … more
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Dona Irwin represented House District 32 in the New Mexico Legislature from 1999 to 2017.
Dona Irwin, former state legislator, dies at 92
Former state Rep. Dona Gale Irwin, a Democrat from Deming who served in the state House of Representatives for 18 years, died on Thursday, Oct. 10, at the age of 92. more
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Doña Ana County District Attorney Gerald Byers addresses over 500 people who attended a town hall meeting devoted to public safety at the Las Cruces Convention Center on July 25, 2024.
Man who threatened Byers given probationary sentence
The Ohio man who sent the Doña Ana County District Attorney Gerald Byers racist threats received a sentence of three years supervised probation and a $1,000.00 fine.  Donald Walter … more
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Local hospitals providing free flu vaccines this month
It’s flu season again, and two local hospitals are offering drive-thru flu shots to improve the community’s public health.  The yearly “Boo to the Flu” event lasts … more
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Artist Abel Garcia, right, with UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship) three-time heavyweight champion Randy Couture at an event during which Garcia painted for a Dallas Cowboys’ event bringing veterans and players together.
Abel Garcia joins ‘Bras for a Cause’
Talk about a big draw! Renowned artist, Las Cruces native and NMSU graduate Abel Garcia will return to his home town Oct. 17 to paint a special picture for Bras for a Cause, one of the signature … more
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Martha Rodriguez, Antonio Luján and Corrina Miramontes pose in front of a 19th-century adobe home on San Pedro Street in Las Cruces’ Mesquite Historic District.
Las Esperanzas marks 25 years
Las Esperanzas, Inc., a local nonprofit promoting the historical inheritance of Las Cruces’ original town site and Mesquite Historic District, will celebrate its 25th anniversary later this … more
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City allocates $278K for roof repairs at Jardin de los Niños
The Las Cruces City Council voted 7-0 on Oct. 7 to send $278,500 to Jardin de los Niños for building repair efforts, seeking to replace the roof of the city-owned building where the nonprofit … more
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Sarah Silva is the Democratic candidate for New Mexico’s House of Representatives, District 53.
Sarah Silva makes pitch for District 53; opponent defers
A district that once occupied much of Otero County now includes a hefty chunk of Las Cruces’ east side. With new boundaries come new candidates.  Sarah Silva, a Democrat and community … more
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Jeff Steinborn
Steinborn faces GOP official in bout for senate
Since Jeff Steinborn’s election in 2016, Republicans have yet to find a competitive challenger to face the Las Cruces Democrat for New Mexico State Senate District 36.  In two elections, … more
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Carrie Hamblen (left) will go against Samantha Barncastle Salopek (right) for New Mexico State Senate District 38.
State Sen. Hamblen's reelection bid faces stiff challenge from Barncastle Salopek
Elected in 2020, Carrie Hamblen was among multiple new Democrats ousted long-established party members in primary races.  Hamblen, director of the Las Cruces Green Chamber of Commerce and a … more
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De Young remains silent as López Askin outlines re-election platform
Amanda López Askin is seeking a second full term as Doña Ana County Clerk and goes up against a familiar opponent that most voters know nothing about.  more
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Former state Sen. John Arthur Smith posed with a bench paying tribute to his years in office at the Luna County Courthouse in Deming, N.M. Smith served more than three decades before his primary loss in 2020, and stepping down that December.
Retired New Mexico state senator John Arthur Smith mourned statewide
For more than three decades, the Deming lawmaker presided over New Mexico's budget as chairman of the Senate Finance Committee. more
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Police continue probe into fatal Holly Street shooting
Police are continuing to investigate the death of a 33-year-old man who was shot to death last week.  No charges have been filed, but a police and city spokesperson, Dan Trujillo, said, … more
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View from the interior of a warehouse damaged by fire on Sept. 28, 2024 at L & P Building Supply, 101 N. Archuleta Rd.
Lumberyard fire labeled ‘undetermined’ with $750,000 in damages
A fire that consumed part of a lumber warehouse late last month caused about $750,000 worth of damage and its cause was officially labeled as ‘undetermined,’ according to a Las Cruces … more
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