DACC reminds students summer support services remain available
Doña Ana Community College students can access TimelyCare health services and the FirstLight Comfort Casita food pantry during summer break.
Smoke alarms alert occupants before Las Cruces house fire
Las Cruces firefighters contained a Saturday morning garage fire on Big Springs Street after smoke alarms alerted occupants, who evacuated without injury.
U.S. Sen. Luján’s CHILE Act seeks more federal support for chile, pecans and other specialty crops
U.S. Sen. Ben Ray Luján has introduced the CHILE Act, which seeks more consistent federal disaster assistance for specialty crop producers.
NMSU Hunt Center opens AI sprint for startup teams
NMSU’s Hunt Center for Entrepreneurship is accepting applications for a six-week AI sprint designed to help founders and startup teams use AI tools in business operations.
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WNMU writing project wraps after helping students find new voices
Western New Mexico University’s final Sin Fronteras creative writing workshop brought students and professional writers together in Silver City.
NMSU, Las Cruces libraries to help LCPD build AI literacy skills
NMSU Library, Las Cruces Public Libraries and LCPD are launching a yearlong training initiative focused on information literacy and AI skills for police leadership.
New Mexico secretary of state receives lifetime achievement award
New Mexico Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver received a lifetime achievement award from the Center for Election Innovation & Research.
NM State women’s basketball unveils first roster of Amadou era
NM State women’s basketball announced the first 12 players of the Adeniyi Amadou era, including 11 new signings and one returning player.
Torrez calls on ICE to reverse detainee death reporting policy
New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez joined a coalition urging ICE to reverse a policy ending reviews of deaths that occur shortly after release from custody.
DACC nursing professor recognized for volunteer work with mothers
Doña Ana Community College nursing professor Andrea Cathey was recognized by High Desert Women’s Center for her volunteer work supporting mothers and families.
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