Las Cruces-shot film ‘Olmo’ opens in theaters nationwide
“Olmo,” a coming-of-age film shot in Las Cruces, opens Aug. 7 in theaters nationwide, including Allen Theatres in Las Cruces.
House speaker urges Doña Ana County Commission to act on District 37 vacancy
New Mexico House Speaker Javier Martínez urged Doña Ana County commissioners to move forward with filling the House District 37 vacancy and consider Democratic nominee Lori Martinez.
Eight DACC students place at national SkillsUSA competition
Eight Doña Ana Community College students placed at the national SkillsUSA competition in Atlanta after winning state titles earlier this year.
LCPS seeks volunteers for budget survey committee
Las Cruces Public Schools is accepting applications through Aug. 17 for a committee that will review community budget survey data.
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Las Cruces cooling stations to remain open through Aug. 12
Las Cruces cooling stations will remain available through Aug. 12 as near-100-degree temperatures continue, with no locations open Sunday.
Deming man sentenced to more than eight years for machine gun, cocaine trafficking offenses
A Deming man was sentenced to 101 months in federal prison after admitting he carried a machine gun during cocaine trafficking and fled a Border Patrol checkpoint at about 140 mph.
Las Cruces Regional Aquatic Center activity pool closed through Aug. 13
The activity pool at the Las Cruces Regional Aquatic Center is temporarily closed for maintenance and is scheduled to reopen Aug. 14.
Las Cruces man accused of kidnapping girlfriend, leading police on high-speed pursuit
A Las Cruces man faces kidnapping and other charges after police say he threatened and assaulted his girlfriend, then led officers on a high-speed pursuit.
FYI+ recruiting AmeriCorps members for Sept. 1 service term
FYI+ is recruiting AmeriCorps members in Las Cruces for a service term beginning Sept. 1, with stipends, training and an education award.
Drake Armendariz sentenced to 14 years in prison for 2023 I-25 killing
Drake Armendariz will serve an effective 14-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to first-degree murder in the 2023 killing of Benjamin Archuleta.
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