Category: Comunidád Vital

Las Cruces Community Recreation will offer a six-week series of free guided hikes this fall, with outings scheduled every Thursday and Saturday from Oct. 15… [more…]

Construction schedules and traffic restrictions are subject to change without notice. [more…]

Monsoon storms tend to be small, but they can move very quickly. [more…]

“What started as a conversation is now becoming something much bigger, and hopefully, the beginning of an important chapter in the history of NMSU and… [more…]

According to the Weather Service, a broad area of south-central New Mexico received 1 to 2 inches of rain during the previous 24 hours. [more…]

“Steve’s steady leadership and deep agricultural background make him the right person to guide this museum into its next chapter.” [more…]

This year’s theme is “Here to Stay,” which organizers describe as a reference to the history and continuing presence of LGBTQ+ people and their families,… [more…]

“The country as a whole faced a number of challenges to tourism growth in 2025, but New Mexico was able to defy the national trend… [more…]

“Ranger Rio represents the heart of a ranger for many of us and is a friendly and accessible way for state parks to reach families, students, and outdoor… [more…]

The mouse gets its name from expandable cheek pouches used to carry food, including seeds that may be stored for later use. [more…]

The Space Art Show Opening and Awards Ceremony begins at 5 p.m., featuring 74 works submitted by 36 artists along with nearly 100 student posters… [more…]

Snacks, water, trash bags and safety vests will be provided for participants. [more…]

“We were further away than any human had ever been.” [more…]

Conditions may change without notice, and double fines for speeding may be in effect in work zones. [more…]

Drivers should expect lane closures and traffic shifts at several locations across Las Cruces through Wednesday as City and utility crews complete street maintenance and… [more…]

The two-acre outdoor memorial, which opened in 2008, is a solemn place of reflection and remembrance. [more…]

“Captain’s log: We have made First Contact with a bear,” the Park Service wrote. “The bear would like to be left alone.” [more…]

The men and women of LCPD appreciate the kind gesture and lasting memorial presented by Casa Mexicana Tile. [more…]

“Seeing fish return to Alumni Pond is a meaningful milestone in the restoration of this important campus resource.” [more…]

“When people realize that it’s not all prairie dogs out in those fields, that there’s actually little diurnal owls, it’s pretty exciting.” [more…]

“The technologies that allowed people to address environmental challenges in the past still work and can coexist with technological innovations. It’s all part of our… [more…]

Drivers are reminded to reduce speeds, obey posted signs and use caution around construction personnel and heavy equipment. [more…]

Projects were selected through the Foundation’s Southwestern Rivers program following a competitive request for proposals.  [more…]

White Sands welcomed six seasonal rangers this year working across its interpretation, fees and resources divisions. [more…]

Hikes travel across rough and uneven terrain. Participants should wear appropriate footwear and clothing, bring sun protection and plenty of water, and carry snacks as… [more…]

Ahead of this year’s festival, the Doña Ana County Board of County Commissioners formally recognized the event and its contributions to the county’s culture, agriculture,… [more…]

“We have learned hard lessons about transparency, oversight, and accountability.” [more…]

Phoenix reached 115 degrees Aug. 25, setting a record high for the date and breaking the previous record of 113 degrees. National Weather Service records for… [more…]

Conditions may change without notice, and double fines for speeding may be in effect in work zones. [more…]

USDA said the canine teams provide another layer of protection for livestock as cattle trade resumes. [more…]

“Local Hummingbirds and How You Can Help Them Thrive in Your Own Backyard” will be presented at 11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 29. [more…]

The area was established as White Sands National Monument in 1933 under President Herbert Hoover. [more…]

“This is a tremendous opportunity to have a world-class museum bring some of their exhibition here to Las Cruces.” [more…]

NMDOT is upgrading longtime traffic monitoring stations along I-25 from roadway sensors to camera-based technology. [more…]

This year’s observance runs Aug. 22-30 and includes another milestone: the National Park Service will celebrate its 110th birthday Tuesday, Aug. 25. [more…]

“We’re always looking for projects that improve water availability and habitat.” [more…]

For the “Open the Door” project, city staff channeled a little Bob Ross and transformed their door into a colorful landscape inspired by Las Cruces, combining local… [more…]

Conditions may change without notice, and double fines for speeding may be in effect in work zones. [more…]

The annual inspection isn’t the only requirement. Operators must maintain a daily safety log documenting a ride’s operation and condition. [more…]

Together, the four programs illustrate different ways organizations across the region are creating opportunities for young people to develop skills, build relationships and become more… [more…]

A footprint crossing the sand, a grasshopper among the vegetation or a scorpion emerging after dark can reveal a landscape considerably more active than it… [more…]

This survey is open to anyone familiar with or interested in bicycling in the community. [more…]

Each badge features a different design featuring that site’s animal “friend.” Participation is free. [more…]

A distinctive feature of the conference will be the involvement of NMSU system students, who will serve as questioners throughout the program. [more…]

All outside lanes approaching the intersection of Lohman Avenue and Walnut Street are temporarily closed while roadway and traffic signal improvements are completed. [more…]

“Our communities are deeply connected, and today we stand alongside El Paso in remembrance, unity, and strength.” [more…]

“Your generosity is helping strengthen our community, one donation at a time.” [more…]

“We’re happy to invite the community to start enjoying the pond.” [more…]

Low reservoir levels and scheduled water releases are also affecting boating access at several additional parks. [more…]

If you discover anything of interest, please leave them in place and notify a ranger or park staff. [more…]

Hidalgo County Fire Rescue District 1 reported crews were dispatched to the derailment near the Interstate 10 corridor at mile marker 34. [more…]

Construction continues on Interstate 25 between mile markers 6 and 14.2, where crews are replacing guardrails and installing concrete barrier walls. [more…]

“Drought is changing the way New Mexicans and other visitors experience their state parks, but it doesn’t change our commitment to keeping these places accessible and welcoming.” [more…]

The installation’s Directorate of Emergency Services is working with delivery partners to develop a secure solution that maintains installation access requirements while restoring reliable package… [more…]

“Chaco Canyon is one of New Mexico’s greatest cultural and historical treasures.” [more…]

“With thousands of veterans already taking advantage of this benefit, their state parks are providing vital open spaces for recreation and healing, as a tangible ‘thank you’ for their sacrifices.” [more…]

The draft guidelines complement Rule 19.25.16 NMAC, which took effect April 9, 2026, and lay out a practical roadmap for how each region will build its… [more…]