NMSU student startups pitch business ideas in Bold Idea Challenge
NMSU student entrepreneurs pitched startup ideas ranging from energy software to AI research tools during the Bold Idea Challenge at Arrowhead Center.
Las Cruces approves industrial park land sale for $12.2M warehouse project
Las Cruces approved the sale of industrial park land for a proposed $12.2 million warehouse development project.
Facing drought and low snowpack, Rio Grande states expect a ‘challenging’ year
Officials warned Rio Grande flows could rank among the lowest on record this year as drought, low snowpack and weak runoff strain water supplies across Colorado, New Mexico and Texas.
Gov. Lujan Grisham, Secretary of State Toulouse Oliver endorse Doña Ana County Clerk Amanda López Askin
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham and Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver endorsed Doña Ana County Clerk Amanda López Askin in the race for New Mexico secretary of state.
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U.S. Department of Justice sues New Mexico to halt immigrant detention bill
State and local officials say the lawsuit challenges New Mexico’s new Immigrant Safety Act, which bars public entities from contracting with ICE to hold immigration detainees.
MountainView earns top patient safety grade from Leapfrog Group
MountainView Regional Medical Center earned an “A” patient safety grade from The Leapfrog Group in its Spring 2026 rankings.
Early voting opens strong in Doña Ana County as New Mexico primary season begins
Early voting is underway in New Mexico’s 2026 primary election, with Doña Ana County voters already casting hundreds of ballots during the first days of voting.
DACC to award honorary degree to MVT founder Royal Jones
Doña Ana Community College will award an honorary degree to Mesilla Valley Transportation founder Royal Jones during its May 14 commencement ceremony.
Las Cruces approves land transfers for affordable housing projects
Las Cruces City Council approved multiple land transfers tied to affordable housing projects during Monday’s meeting.
LCPS students showcase science, creativity during Desert Data Jam competition
More than 300 Las Cruces middle school students participated in the 2025-26 Desert Data Jam science competition.
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