Fire damages apartment building on Dartmouth Avenue in Las Cruces
A fire damaged an apartment building on Dartmouth Avenue in Las Cruces late Tuesday night, displacing some occupants.
First day of early voting in New Mexico includes ‘hiccup’ for same-day registration
The first day of early voting in New Mexico’s primary election included temporary problems with same-day voter registration in some counties.
Anthony Mackie film ‘Barracuda’ wraps filming in Las Cruces
The Anthony Mackie-led thriller “Barracuda” has wrapped filming in Las Cruces after employing more than 700 New Mexicans during production.
NMSU Police arrest suspect in arson incidents
NMSU police arrested a suspect they believe is connected to multiple arson incidents reported on campus over the past several months.
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Las Cruces child abandonment defendants released without bond
Ariana and Maya Hidalgo were released without bond and ordered to return for June pretrial hearings in a Las Cruces child abandonment case.
New Mexico Primary 2026: lieutenant governor (Republicans)
Republicans entering New Mexico’s 2026 lieutenant governor race bring contrasting backgrounds and priorities as the GOP looks to shape a ticket in a Democratic-leaning state.
NMSU police search for suspected arsonist after multiple fires reported on campus
NMSU police say a woman is suspected of setting multiple fires on campus within 24 hours, including damage to palm trees and a building.
Early voting begins Tuesday for New Mexico’s June 2 primary election
Early voting begins Tuesday in New Mexico for the June 2 primary election, with ballots available at county clerk offices before expanding to additional locations later in the month.
Las Cruces woman charged with child abuse after 8-year-old found with neck injuries
A Las Cruces woman faces a felony child abuse charge after police say an 8-year-old suffered neck injuries during a domestic incident.
Heinrich joins bipartisan push to expand access to AI research
U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich has joined a bipartisan effort to expand access to artificial intelligence research through a proposed national resource.
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