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Drought Conditions Trigger Federal Aid for New Mexico Producers
Water supply indicators across the region point to mounting challenges ahead. [more…]

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New Mexico Guardsmen Honor Fallen Korean War Soldier
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COMMUNITY
According to the City, the goal is not only to reduce monthly utility costs, but also to improve overall home…
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Experience New Mexico After Dark During International Dark Sky Week; Leasburg Dam State Park April 11
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Doña Ana County Recipients to Receive More than $100,000 of New Mexico investment of $1.9 million expanding youth outdoor access
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State invests $6 million in trails and outdoor infrastructure; Doña Ana County Recipients Top $468,000
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SPORTS
Destan Burks went 3‑for‑4 with a home run, two RBIs, and two runs scored.
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PUBLIC SAFETY
Fire is under investigation by DAFR Fire Marshal’s Office.
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FOOD & NUTRITION
Have you ever wondered what the difference is between a “non-alcoholic” and “alcohol free” malt beverage?
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EDUCATION
“While it is a mock exercise, the simulation teaches teens the devastating effects of drunken or drugged driving – including…
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Ancient Skies, Modern Eyes: Museum of Space History and Jornada Research Institute Present Free Archaeoastronomy Program on Creekside Village Great Kiva Sunday April 12
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NMSU graduate students recognized for impact across New Mexico
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‘Shattered Lives’ Event Returns to Organ Mountain High School with Mock Crash
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MEDIA & THE ART
The show has something for everyone, from engaging paintings and creative drawings, to unique sculptures, and it’s on display until…
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WELLNESS
“Obesity is a complex, serious public health concern with multiple contributing factors, including poverty, food insecurity, and a lack of…
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GOVERNMENT
“Pump and treat is time-consuming and expensive, but it is the best method for containing the plume and evaluating the…
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LA FINCA
The data comes amid continued growth in U.S.-Mexico trade, which reached nearly $873 billion in 2025 and continues to expand as manufacturers move operations closer to U.S. markets.
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AGRICULTURE
Water supply indicators across the region point to mounting challenges ahead.
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REAL ESTATE
Natural disasters pose a unique challenge for insurers. Unlike isolated events, they generate large, difficult-to-predict correlated losses, with many policyholders filing claims at once.
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DEFENSE
“Our guard members act as force multipliers and provide support that enhances the integration of state, local, tribal and federal…
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Caras Vecinas
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Doña Ana County Asst. Utilities Director Honored As DACC Distinguished Alumna
“This is a well-deserved honor of Mireya’s career that reflects a strong commitment to public service and to the community she serves.” (Read Article)

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